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Exceptionally portable, the Ideapad Tablet A2107 holds the answer if you want to keep all your favorite books, songs and movies at your fingertips, even when you're off the beaten track. Great for HD video and stereo music, and comfortable for reading, it is a tough, pocket-size tablet PC. Gear up for the outdoors with the Lenovo IdeaTab A2107. The 7 inch form factor makes iteasy to carry around and the roll cage protects against bumps and jolts. What's more, theoffline GPS support along with 3G and WiFi connectivity keep you connected, no matterwhere you are. Access to thousands of apps via Google Play and the Lenovo App Shop, which includes apps optimized specifically for Lenovo tablets.

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It was back in February 2008 that the XPERIA lineup was born and it took Sony Ericsson almost two years to bring about the XPERIA X1 successor. The long waiting is over now and the XPERIA X2 is keen to prove to us all it was worth it.
Both devices obviously have lots of features in common (it's the same amount of memory - both RAM and ROM, and the same CPU) but there are - possibly - enough improvements to make the XPERIA X2 a strong successor and a valuable upgrade. And by telling you that, we don't only mean the more recent version of WinMo. 6.5 was never officially compatible with the original.

Anyway, the upgraded imaging is the greatest asset of the XPERIA X2 hardware and we're about to see how much it works in its favor.

Before we kick off though, a bit of family tree stuff. The XPERIA X2 is only the second PocketPC in the series after the X1. The X10 runs Android and so does the rumored Robyn, while the Pureness isn't even a smartphone. The XPERIA lineup comes in different shapes and sizes but it all started with Windows Mobile. The X2 is perfectly aware of that and comes to offer some all-round PocketPC skills and the aggressive styling of its forerunner.

Key features:
Quad-band GSM support
Tri-band 3G with HSDPA 7.2Mbps and HSUPA 2Mbps
Four-row slide-and-tilt QWERTY keyboard
Landscape and portrait virtual QWERTY keyboards
Handwriting recognition
3.2" 65K-color TFT LCD resistive touchscreen (480 x 800 pixels)
Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional
XPERIA panels user interface
Accelerometer sensor
Qualcomm MSM 7200 528 MHz CPU, 256 MB of RAM memory
8.1 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash
WVGA video recording at 30fps
Support for DivX/XviD files out of the box
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, DLNA
Built-in GPS receiver with A-GPS support
Bluetooth and USB (standard microUSB connector) v2.0
3.5mm standard audio jack
Stereo speakers
Flash video support
TV out port, TV out cable supplied in the retail box

Main disadvantages:
Outdated hardware
Sluggish interface
Display still on the small side, inadequate touch sensitivity and sunlight legibility
Almost no screen auto-rotation throughout the UI
Disappointing video recording
Basic music player
No FM radio (should be enabled with upcoming firmware update)
No video calling (should be enabled with upcoming firmware update)
As we said in the preview a few months back, there aren't many groundbreaking features to see, but the XPERIA X2 is definitely worth a look to check what it can actually do.

Well, if you're looking for Snapdragon speed, you won't find it here. There's no capacitive touchscreen either. And the X2 also skips an FM radio and its camera has no Xenon flash. But you get all the business benefits you would expect in a phone in this class, with some nice media too.

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2 packs the full range of connectivity options, hopefully a capable enough CPU, a comfy slide-and-tilt QWERTY keyboard, promising autofocus camera and, like its predecessor, it has a 3.5mm audio jack on board. The trackpad is also there (even if it's been redesigned).

As CNET News.com's Ina Fried reported earlier this week, Sony Ericsson has teamed up with Microsoft to release Windows Mobile smartphones and sure enough, the first such device was revealed at GSMA and its name is the Sony Ericsson EXPERIA X1. In the past, Sony Ericsson smartphones, such as the P1i, have used the Symbian mobile operating system (UIQ). The launch of the XPERIA line marks the debut of Windows Mobile on the company's devices. The X1 is the first in the series, and makes quite the impression.

It has a cool arc slider design (think Motorola Rizr Z8) with a 3-inch VGA touchscreen on the front, and a full QWERTY keyboard underneath. It's as attractive on the inside as it is on the outside. The proprietary XPERIA panel menu gives users the freedom to arrange the screen as they want.
The X1 is a quad-band, HSDPA/HUSPA, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi-enabled smartphone running Windows Mobile 6 Professional Edition. It comes with a 3.2-megapixel camera, assisted GPS, a multimedia player, 400MB of internal memory, and microSD expansion slot.

The X1 has certainly been one of the hot products of GSMA, as evidenced by the number of people swarming around the phone at the Sony Ericsson booth. I'm hoping to shove my way in there today to get some hands-on time and photos of the device, so hold tight. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 is scheduled to ship during the second half of 2008. Not to sound like a broken record, but there is still no word on pricing or U.S. availability.

This application is called MyPhone and created by
iMMMOOO and they have made other nice application that are based on flash.

MyPhone V2.10 - Best S60 Launcher

MyPhone powered by S60 os, it turns S60 os phone into MyPhone UI. You can have a smart phone enhanced with TWO user interfaces. The best launcher ever!

MyPhone V2.10 enhances your phone as a flexible & strong platform to play game and access internet, combining 4 new popluar OS UI on your Nokia.

Hints

- Before the application start press Option - Quality - Low to make it fast! (or else it is pretty laggy)
- Slide with your finger to change page
- Hold in on a button until the icons starts to shake. Then drag and drop them where you want.
- Add you own apps using MyApp write the real name of the application in the bars. (To find out the real name us Taskman)

MyPhone tested and works on:

Nokia N97 and N97 mini
Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic and Navigation Edition (tested)
Nokia 5530 Xpressmusic
Nokia 5230 (tested)
Nokia X6

Myphone might work on:

Samsung i8910 Omnia HD
Sony Ericsson Satio

MyPhone for SE Satio & Samsung i8910 Omnia
(Use WinRAR to unzip the file)
If you like MyPhone you might also like: Win7 UI and M1



MyPhone v.2.10 for s60v5
MyPhone is an iPhone skin for Symbian Devices. You slide through the menu and you can even add your own apps.

Choose your team and lead it to glory in this true-to-life football management simulation.

The most comprehensive football management simulation is back for the new season. Access the most exhaustive content on mobile with 13 different leagues and more than 4,000 real players to lead your very own team to victory. Use various tactical options, recruit or trade players, and oversee numerous details from training to press interactions. You can even play with your team by transferring it to Real Football 2010!




Key Points:

- Inter-connectivity with RF 2010! Build your dream team in RF Manager 2010 and play with it!
- More than 200 teams and 4,000 real players thanks to the FIFPro license
- All transfers of summer and winter sessions will be updated in this new edition
- Improved gameplay thanks to a dynamic and very intuitive interface
- An assistant that can help you to make the right decision at the right time
- An impressive variety of management options, from establishing tactics to setting training schedules



Real Football Manager 2010 for Omnia 2
The World Cup is happening tomorrow! So we think you would like to join in on the craze…

With the AlienwareTM M11x gaming laptop, you can play anything, anywhere. While weighing in at less than 4.5 pounds,1 the M11x packs enough power to handle the latest games. It truly redefines the gaming capabilities of sub-15" laptops.
Combining the power of the optional Intel® CoreTM i7 640UM and 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 335M GPU with optional NVIDIA® OptimusTM technology, the M11x delivers an intense gaming experience. Dominate wherever you may go.

Portable power

Take mobile gaming to the next level with the optional overclockable Intel® CoreTM i series of mobile processors. Intel Turbo Boost Technology enables the optional Intel® CoreTM i7 640UM to reach 2.266GHz maximum frequency and helps you power through games, multimedia applications and your daily routine all at the same time.

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Today I tried "Micro Pool S60 v5.05" mobile game for Nokia 5800. It is a game developed by Gabor fetter. It is a mobile pool game. I downloaded the game from mobicreed.com. I had around 43 MB of free RAM when I played it. The game takes such a small amount of memory, though it gives rich user experience.

The game is totally touch sensitive, you can play with your finger, but stylus is much better option for you. The game modes are US 8-ball, 9-ball, Killer and Speed games. There are also three playing modes on the game: player vs. player, player vs. computer and a demo mode. After play one or two board you get a proper idea about using the cue and rotating the ball and adjust the force with which the cue hits the ball. It has also on-device help so any problem the game is itself there to solve.

The graphics of the game are very good and it runs efficiently on the Nokia 5800. It really has photo realistic graphics. Sound effect is also good. Board, balls are looking very good and shiny. This game doesn't support on-screen key, so the key is only your finger or the stylus.

Working in nokia 5230 too.

http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/802436/?view=download
It is a full version game and available for download

After Let's Go Bowling, here is a motion based bowling game called Real Bowling. This game depends mainly on the device's camera, so make sure to open the camera shutter door if your device have one, Also make sure that no other application that uses camera is running.

To play the game, first wait untill you see a Ready sign then move your device left and right and see how the ball position changes as you move the device. Don't tilt the device, just move it smoothly to left and right. When you want to throw the ball just touch the ball and keep touching it then move your device downward while you still touching the ball then move the device upward tell you gain the power you need to throw the ball then just remove your hand to throw the ball.



To get the best results, all movements should be done slowly and smoothly, No sudden or fast movement are needed, Also no tilting is needed when moving the device, just slide it to the direction you want. Real Bowling game works with Symbian S60 5th touch screen mobiles such as Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, N97, X6, 5530 XpressMusic, Samsung i8910 Omnia HD, Sony Ericsson Satio.




Real Bowling game is developed by Good News 4 Me (GN4Me) from gn4me.com/vas. RealBowling is a mobile bowling game utilizing motion detection technology to create unique user experience as if the player is really playing bowling and throwing balls. The version 1.10 of this game is available to download from the following link.

http://depositfiles.com/files/2ibdq1mih
Real Bowling v1.10 for S60v5 (Nokia 5800xm, Nokia 5230, and N97) downloads

Alternate Link:
www.4shared.com

Enter an all-new world of Zuma where evil tiki bosses rule the land! Conquer over 60 levels by firing stone spheres to make matches and destroy the deadly stream of balls, then take on six tiki boss battles and guide your agile amphibian to victory!


Zuma’s Revenge! for S60v5 downloads

Grab a club, take a swing, and pray for a birdie! It’s time to become a big hitter and start playing Let’s Golf! Discover a fun-filled experience accessible to anyone. Choose from among the 4 customizable characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Then challenge 63 holes in 4 beautiful locations created in full 3D including Fiji Beach, the American Mountains, the English Countryside, and the Scottish Lochs. Have even more fun by playing multiplayer with friends and see who’s the best! Golf games have never been so accessible and fun





working on Nokia 5230, tested!

LG_www.s60v5.us_.rar