Android is a Linux-based operating system for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers. It is developed by the Open Handset Alliance led by Google.[9][10]
Computer
A computer is a programmable machine designed to automatically carry out a sequence of arithmetic or logical operations. The particular sequence of operations can be changed readily, allowing the computer to solve more than one kind of problem. An important class of computer operations on some computing platforms is the accepting of input from human operators and the output of results formatted for human consumption. The interface between the computer and the human operator is known as the user interface.
Windows Mobile
Windows Mobile is a mobile operating system developed by Microsoft for smartphones and Pocket PCs.[2] It is based on the Windows CE kernel and first appeared as the Pocket PC 2000 operating system. It is supplied with a suite of basic applications developed with the Microsoft Windows API, and is designed to have features and appearance somewhat similar to desktop versions of Windows. Third parties can develop software for Windows Mobile with no restrictions imposed by Microsoft. Software applications were purchasable from Windows Marketplace for Mobile during the service's lifespan.
Tablet PC
A tablet computer, or a tablet, is a mobile computer, larger than a mobile phone or personal digital assistant, integrated into a flat touch screen and primarily operated by touching the screen rather than using a physical keyboard. It often uses an onscreen virtual keyboard, a passive stylus pen, or a digital pen.[1][2][3] The term may also apply to a variety of form factors that differ in position of the screen with respect to a keyboard.
Gadget
A gadget is a small[1] tool such as a machine that has a particular function, but is often thought of as a novelty. Gadgets are invariably[citation needed] considered to be more unusually or cleverly designed than normal tools at the time of their invention. Gadgets are sometimes referred to as gizmos.
Warzone Getaway 2
Kamis, 14 Juli 2011
Ever fancy playing a terrorist trying to escape the army in a Hummer? Well, your dream comes true in Warzone Getaway 2, an action packed game that will have your palms sweating as you try and save your behind from a host of military vehicles. From machine-gun wielding soldiers on dirt bikes to fighter jets and attack helicopters, this game doesn't allow for any lapse in concentration.
There are 2 play modes; one takes you through levels in a regular ‘upgrade and play’ fashion, while the other is an Endless gameplay option, where you spruce up your vehicle only once before the game and then survive as long as you can. I could only manage 14 levels of the regular game.
You earn money at the end of each level which you must use to upgrade your gun, buy weapons for your Humvee, repair it, and increase its strength. But use your money wisely. You don’t earn too much in each level and the military only gets stronger, with newer, more powerful vehicles being sent after you. You have a range of air support in the form of cheesy characters at first, followed by the unlocking of cooler options like the missile and laser strike as you progress.
Warzone Getaway 2 has a simple menu structure that is simple and easy to decipher. The soundtrack adds to the action, although not extraordinarily. The game does a very funny thing, though. Right in the middle of all the action, bullets flying about, exploding vehicles, and innocent civilians trudging along as if nothing is going on, the game reminds you that you’re a man every 5 levels. Well, thank you, but I’ve always known that.
The game is super fun, nonetheless. Guaranteed to keep you glued to your seat for a good amount of time, this Box10 game has truly outdone itself. So gear up, and prepare for an explosive time with this awesome game!
After all the fighter jets, attack helicopters, and armoured tanks, comes a refreshing change with Aero Rumble. Using a combination of keyboard and mouse controls, the game is mediocre and just about made it on to our site, but for some your hands can be glued to your machine for a nice long time.
The game begins easy and gets harder as you move along. The enemies need more shots to be destroyed as levels progress, but no new enemies appeared for as long as I could survive, just increased numbers and strength. The enemies are weird, too. There’s floating landmines, ground units, and the best of all, these huge ancient flying birds that look like Teradactals with giant heads. You also need to collect health, bombs, and points that float amongst the chaos. The health power-ups are few and far between, so try not to miss one.
Besides that, the GUI is beautiful. Aero Rumble really gets you into the whole medieval sci-fi space and does it well. The use of colours and backgrounds couldn’t be better. The soundtrack could have been better. The current one doesn’t really inspire action. I have one major complaint, though. Once your state-of-the-art balloon crashes, you’re back to square one. There’s no saving your progress. Hell, there’s no level numbers either! You just play till you fall out of the sky, and then start all over again.
The game is tons of fun, nonetheless. The sheer pace of the game combined with beautiful graphics makes up for some of its shortcomings. I played for 2 hours straight the first time I laid my hands on Aero Rumble. Guess it’s your turn now. Rumble on!
If you've played Line Rider 2, you're probably thinking that this game can't possibly have much to offer. But you're wrong. Welcome to Free Rider 2, the game that never gets boring. The game remains quite the same as line rider, except for a few minor (but game-changing) differences.
Unlike line rider, Free Rider 2 lets you control your vehicle, so you're essentially doing much more than drawing a map. Also, the game offers you a choice of vehicles with completely different dynamics, thus enabling hours of game play that never gets monotonous.
The unicycle is a must try! Controlling it is a challenge, but offers oodles of fun while you're at it. What's more, you can also add power-ups to the track you create. From power boosts to bombs you need to avoid, you can personalize your track to varied degrees of fun as well as difficulty.
Drawing scenery is a feature, too. But with the built-in themes, you're barely pay attention to it with all the fun you'll already be having.
You can also set goals on the track that you need to acquire in order to finish a certain level, which you designed, of course.
As with line rider, Free Rider 2 has had its share of psycho gamers who have pushed the game to its limits. Check out the adjoining video for a fair idea of what this game can do.
So flex your drawing arm and ride into a world where only your imagination can limit your capabilities. Ride on!
It's not everyday that a game as interesting and fun as this one comes up. But then again, interesting and fun doesn't mean it's going to be a pleasurable experience. Welcome to Air Transporter, the game that almost made me rip my hair right out of their roots.
The game is simple. Complete lifting tasks with your helicopter and move on to the next level. Well, at least the game sounds simple. Wait till you play. Right from putting out fires to blowing up electric boxes that supply spotlights you need to avoid, this game will never feel mundane.
The game begins easy, mainly to get you accustomed to the controls and physics of the helicopter. But nothing, and I'm serious when I say nothing, will prepare you for the mayhem that ensues level 8 onwards.
The GUI is simply beautiful, elegant, and very user friendly. The game art is really good, too. There's a nice use of colours and an easily decipherable layout. There's a choice of controls between the mouse and the keyboard, and both offer very different dynamics. I suggest you try both to see what suits you best.
Also, there's certain common keyboard controls for the ropes. Practice using the ropes individually well enough before tackling the more difficult time-bound levels. Overall, the game is a smashing success in terms of what it claims to be. Everything is perfect, except the difficulty level. I'm sorry I can't stop cribbing about that. My scalp still hurts from all the hair pulling.
So strap yourself into the amazing physics of Air Transporter and brace yourself for 18 levels of transporting fun! Good luck, pilot!
