After iPhone and iPod touch devices, Blockdot now releases its one of the most played games on the Internet called the Chicktionary for Google Android phones.
The game features chickens, each bearing a letter. During gameplay, the player’s aim is to unscramble letters and form maximum words possible. Players need to tap on chickens and spell out a word. Similarly, they need to create as many words as possible to gain maximum points.
Apart from the amazing gameplay, the game also comes with new features that offer exciting gaming experience on the Google Android phone. To create more words, players can simply shake their phones to shuffle chickens and change the sequence of letters. Players can gain Eggchievements for crazy stuff, find hidden Chicktionary Easter eggs or just play the game like a professional player.
To elevate the fun, the game also offers 100 levels in the full version and 12 levels in the “lite” version. Players can also save their existing game that enables them to continue it later. Furthermore, players can also send a challenge-a-friend message directly from their phones and post their scores to the worldwide leaderboard.
All you game lovers can purchase the full version of Chicktionary for an effective price of $1.99 available at the Android Market.
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To coincide with the release of the hilarious new book, “What’s My Pee Telling Me?” hitting shelves this month, the authors and AvatarLabs have developed the “Poo Log,” an unprecedented, gastrointestinal tracker for mobile users everywhere, combining a timer with a helpful log that allows anyone to find out what’s going on “down there”. For more info visit: http://www.avatarlabs.com/poo
Based on the original best-selling book “What’s Your Poo Telling You?” by Josh Richman and Anish Sheth, M.D., AvatarLabs’ “Poo Log” is the top choice app for discerning “Poo-ers” everywhere. The application also offers a fun quiz of fascinating “Poo” facts. A version of the app for Google Android is also available now in the Android Marketplace.
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If you have been following the Android news lately, you might have seen important Android announcements published around the web. Despite having the full backing of a gigantic company like Google, Android has seen relatively mundane progress in terms of software releases as well as hardware adoption until now.
In the past Android devices popped-up here and there and a couple succeeded in making some buzz, but nothing outstanding like the “Jesus” phone (iphone), until just recently when Google CEO Eric Schmidt commented, and I quote, “Android adoption is about to explode”.
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Published: October 25, 2009
Since 1996,
Microsoft has been writing operating systems for little computers to carry in your pocket. It was a lonely business until the company’s perennial rival,
Apple, introduced the Web-browsing, music-playing
iPhone. But now that smartphones are popular, Microsoft’s operating system, Windows Mobile, is floundering.
Laptop Cop
Peter Yates for The New York Times
Andrew Lees, Microsoft’s vice president for mobile communications, says the company has altered its cellphone software strategy.
David Paul Morris/Bloomberg News
Motorola is one of the cellphone giants switching to the free Android software. Above, the company’s Cliq smartphone.
More cellphone makers are turning to the free Android operating system made by Microsoft’s latest nemesis, Google.
Cellphone makers that have used Windows Mobile to run their top-of-the-line smart-phones — including Samsung, LG, Kyocera, Sony Ericsson — are now also making Android devices. Twelve Android handsets have been announced this year, with dozens more expected next year. Motorola has dropped Windows Mobile from its line entirely in a switch to Android. HTC, a major cellphone maker, expects half its phones sold this year to run Android. Dell is using Android for its entry into the cellphone market.
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Verizon customers are going to have many reasons to be joyous this holiday season. First there is the
Motorola Droid, then there is the Verizon
HTC Droid Eris (Codename
HTC Desire) which will launch early November as well. And now we have none other than the HTC Passion:
We showed you this
picture before when it was first leaked but no details came with the images. It appears the rumors we reported on earlier are true, the HTC Passion is supposedly the Android version of the
HTC Touch HD2, which boasts a 1GHz snapdragon processor, Android 2.0 and a large screen. You’ll have two huge handsets with the Droid/Passion, one with a hardware keyboard and one without, and then the Droid Eris which will attract the more moderately sized phone yearners.
The more these Verizon Android rumors persist, the more pleasantly surprised I am that they are making such a big push when the once discounted the Android OS.
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Man Clay over at Service Tattler is on the ball, sure wish there were more programmers around like him. I found a few bugs using the program, reported them to Clay and he’s posted a temporary update to Service Tattler, with another update coming Sunday to address some other issues I managed to find.
If you’re a foodie like me, I highly recommended Service Tattler. There are some great features coming that I can’t discuss right now, so stay tuned to DroidTalk and we’ll fill you in when we get the ok from Clay.
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Found in today’s San Diego Tribune.
Now the question begs to be asked. Which Droid is launching? What with Verizon marketing all their Android devices under the Droid name. So will it be the Motorola Droid or Calgary or the Droid Eris? I’m sure we’ll find out October 28th when Verizon holds their big press conference.
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The phones just keep on coming. A “trusted source” tells Engadget that “Droid” is what Verizon will call its entire line of Android phones, and that the second phone in that series will be available November 6.
And what handset will Droid #2 be? None other than the HTC Desire we recently heard was close to launch. It will be branded as the Verizon Droid Eris.
Details are hazy, but we’d previously heard that the HTC Desire will have Sense UI and is “extremely fast.”
A bit more info on the Desire/Eris is available at gdgt.
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servicetattler.com service review for RISTORANTE Rumari
Rating:5.0
Review Notes:Best Italian food in Orange County. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. Our waiter heard us talking about our favorite appetizers and brought them to the table with our drink order. Now that’s service.
see the entire review at:
http://servicetattler.com/st/do/tattle/view?id=168
Are you an android user? If so you can help the legions of people who want good service by tattling too! Just download the 100% free client now in the Android Market.
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Alright folks the program is great, one little flaw is there’s not an option to share the Tattle. When you click on the option to share your Tattle the menu that pops up only has a “don’t share” option.
Here’s a link to my recent Tattle.
Edit: My mistake folks, after contacting Service Tattler I found out that the share option has to be enable under preferences. You should see my Tattle in the post above.
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After iPhone and iPod touch devices, Blockdot now releases its one of the most played games on the Internet called the Chicktionary for Google Android phones.
