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Movaya Launches My Pet's Weekly Horoscope iPhone App

Abhinav Kaiser — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:49:56 +0000

With Pet Zodiac and One Of America’s Leading Pet Astrologers.

Every Week You’ll Get A New Horoscope For Your Pet!

Oprah will do anything for her pets. President Barack Obama enjoys playing
with his puppy on the White House lawn. People find their perfect mate through
web site dating where they meet other people who love pets. Some people travel with pets. Others even drink beer with their pets. But now, there’s something new you can do with your pet. We know you’re worried about swine flue, terrorist attacks, pirates boarding ships, losing your home to mortgage foreclosure, the recession, no healthcare, losing your job, vampire video, who’s on twitter and why the latest diet pill doesn’t work, so get ready for some good news.

Pet-ertainment LLC and Movaya Wireless, Inc. are pleased to announce the first ever Horoscope app for your pet.

“My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope” isn’t like those that just show you cute pets, funny pets, the world’s smartest dogs, crazy cats or adorable puppies. “My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope” brings you closer to your dog or cat because you will now have insights into your pet’s behavior. If you want to understand your dog or cat better, know what makes your pet tick and be able to change bad pet behavior, you want to get “My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope” every week.

Can’t wait to see your own horoscope? Now you can find out what the stars have in store for your furry best friend. Animalinks’ pet astrologer Carol Jepson helps you and your pet get closer by forecasting how your pet may feel and act every week. Check out your dog’s or cat’s horoscope and your friend’s pet’s horoscope with our Pet Zodiac featuring twelve of the world’s most loveable pets. Don’t know your dog’s or cat’s birth month? Use our Key Word Match-Ups to find your pet’s sign. Buy this app once and My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope delivers a new 7-day fun forecast every Monday for your pet on your iPhone or iPod touch!

Get it now!

Source:Movaya Launches My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope iPhone App

5000 Android Apps

Abhinav Kaiser — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:49:56 +0000

Google’s Android Market now offers more than 4,900 applications for smartphones powered by the Android mobile operating system, according to the web services giant’s vice president of engineering Vic Gundotra.

Speaking Wednesday at Google’s annual I/O developer event in San Francisco, Gundotra said Android users have downloaded an average of more than 40 applications per user, adding that Android smartphones are now second in the U.S. in mobile web browsing, behind Apple’s iPhone.

5000 apps is a pretty good number. We (Movaya) are about to launch our first premium app in the Android Market next week so we’ll see how that goes.

Source:5000 Android Apps

iPhone Game Review – Bed Bugs

Abhinav Kaiser — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:49:53 +0000

My wife and I both have iPhones and this weekend she was mentioning that she has yet to find a game that she “just loves to play”. Now, to be fair, she doesn’t have a lot of time to surf through the thousands of games in the App Store but I have found quite a few that she likes, just none that she is addicted too.

Well, I may have found one tonight in Bed Bugs. Developed by Igloo Games Bed Bugs is highly addictive and very fun. You play the role of a sleepwalker who climbs out of bed and is bombarded by all different types of Bed Bugs that are doing their best to wake him up. At each level (I made it through 9) a new Bed Bug is introduced and each of them have to be handled differently.

Some you can’t touch. Others you have to touch multiple times and in the latest level, some you touch once but you better not touch them again.

The game starts out pretty easy but gets progressively more difficult as the new Bed Bugs get introduced and you have to keep your fingers moving to keep your Sleepwalker asleep.

This is a game that is simply perfect for the iPhone and iPod touch and everything about the game is done extremely well: the sound, the graphics, the controls and the game concept are fantastic.

This is Igloo’s second iPhone game. Dizzy Bee was the first and although I have personally not played it, it has gotten tremendous reviews so it’s no surprise that these guys have nailed it again with Bed Bugs.

This is a game for all ages and I’m excited to show my kids this one as well. It is currently selling for $1.99 in iTunes and I highly recommend downloading it now.

Source:iPhone Game Review – Bed Bugs

Samsung i780 Compatible Apps & Games

Reid Taylor — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:02:42 +0000

This will build into a complete list of working Samsung i780 applications and games. Your submissions gratefully received. Titles that work with RealVGA ‘may’ be included in the future.

APPLICATIONS

Acrobat Reader

Co-Pilot Live 7

CorePlayer (TCPMP)

Divx Player

Elecont Weather

eReader

eWallet

Face Contact

FingerFriendlyFriends

Fizz Alarms

Fizz Traveller

Garmin Mobile XT

Google Maps

GroupSMS

GPS Proxy

GPS Tuner

HNHSoft English Dictionary

iLauncher 3 (minor issues)

KeySwop

Lexisgoo English Dictionary for Pocket PC v.3.1

LingvoSoft Dictionary 2008

Magikb Lite

MDict

MemMaid

MobiPocket Reader

Mobile-SG Software (Almost all of the Pocket PC software over at Mobile-SG has been updated to support 320×320 screens, apart from PlayListMgr. There are some very good applications here such as KeySwop which do an excellent job.)

MortScript

Nav4all

NetFront™ Browser v3.5 for Windows Mobile Concept Version

Octrotalk

OmegaOne 1calc

Opera Mini (Opera Mobile is pre-installed)

Phatnotes

Phone Alarm

Pie+

PocketCM

Pocket eSword

Pocket Informant 8

Pocket MSNBC

PointUI

Portsplitter

Quickmark

RealVGA

Resco Backup

Resco Explorer (plus Today plug-in)

RSShub

SMS-Chat

Spb Backup

Spb Diary

Spb Insight

Spb Finance (not the quick entry section)

Spb Mobile Shell

Spb Traveller

Spb Weather

Sprite Backup

StyleTap

Skype

TimeSync

Tman

TodayAgenda

Today Revolution

TomTom Navigator 6

Ultimate Launch

Viigo

Vito Audio Notes

Wisbar Advance / Wisbar Advance Desktop

Xpdf

GAMES

3D Lawn Darts

Amiga Invasion

Astraware Boardgames

Astraware Casino

Astraware Solitaire

Astraware Sudoku

Astraware Platypus

Astraware Zuma

Bejeweled 2

ChessGenius

ISS Game Packs (some games do not work)

Jackpot Casino II

Machines At War

Meteor

Mobile Jigsaw

Morphgear

Orneta Chess Mobile

Par 72 Golf

Pocket Mini Golf 2

Skyforce Reloaded

Tank Ace

The Final Battle

Virtual Pool Mobile

Warfare Incorporated

Japan’s 32 Best iPhone Apps

Abhinav Kaiser — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 14:55:25 +0000

It’s not really a secret that Japan is absolutely crazy about cell phones. And even though domestic makers churn out more than 100 different handsets every year (some of which are simply amazing), the iPhone is selling over here. SoftBank Mobile, the country’s exclusive iPhone provider, doesn’t release official data, but estimates put sales in Japan at well over one million units so far – not bad at all in this hopelessly over-saturated market. In other words, Japan doesn’t hate the iPhone, as some blogs suggested in the past. It never did.

The local developer community has noticed and produced a slew of apps aimed at a global audience. What follows is my subjective selection of the “best” of these made-in-Japan apps, all of which are at least available in English. (I left out iPhone games released by big companies such as Capcom, Konami, Sega or Namco to focus on apps created by startups or individuals based in Japan instead.)

My personal favorite is a free (and fantastic) GPS-based photo sharing app called Memory Tree (just like all the apps in the following list, it works worldwide). But here’s a round-up of all the 32 apps I chose, grouped in six categories (games, productivity, tools, photography and art, music, and everything else).

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