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Early this summer we posted an exclusive sneak preview of NimbleBit's upcoming frog management title Pocket Frogs, which is something of a follow-up to their popular Dizzypad. The developer has recently posted a video showing the game in action and provided us with additional screenshots.

Pocket Frogs is a game of raising, breeding, and trading frogs. Each of your frogs will have three specific genetic traits that they inherit from their parent frogs, which according to NimbleBit will result in "many thousand possible emergent species." There are going to be multiple customizable habitats to raise your frogs in, and players will be responsible for keeping the frogs healthy, happy, and well fed by taking them out to explore the�Pocket Frog pond.

Aside from breeding frogs, players will be able to get new frogs by ordering them in-game as well as trading frogs with friends via Plus+. There are also plans to have various challenges to breed certain frogs which rotate on a weekly and monthly basis and the frog store will rotate on a daily with new frogs to buy with in-game currency. NimbleBit is still hashing out plans on exactly how they're going to monetize�Pocket Frogs, but have assured me that players will be able to access absolutely everything in game for free and whatever in-app purchases they finally decide on will be intended for serious frog breeders and otherwise entirely optional.

Pocket Frogs will be a free download, available for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, and will take advantage of the iPhone 4's high-resolution Retina display. The game is slated for a September 15th launch, and those who download the title in its first week will receive an exclusive frog, the 'Black Floris Tribus'.



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Last year we posted early details surrounding the forthcoming iPhone game controller accessory from 22moo, the GameBone, which will offer official iOS 4 support (read: no jailbreak necessary). The accessory-maker has recently posted additional details on the item to their website.

Features listed by 22moo:

  • 8-way D-pad (directional pad)
  • 4 action buttons
  • 2 shoulder buttons
  • Built-in 1600 mAh Lithium battery for additional power for your iPod touch / iPhone
  • Rear button and LED to check charging state and capacity
  • Built-in stereo speakers
  • Omnidirectional MIC
  • 3.5 audio headphone jack
  • Rear kick-stand
  • iDevice independent volume control
  • Charge and sync for all iDevices (except for the iPad)
  • Interchangeable core for compatibility with iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad devices

The company is currently in the process of finalizing the device's new PC board and updated case design for mass production. A new availability date will be announced in early October, so stay tuned.

Stuart Carnie of Manomio has indicated that the studio's C64 for iPhone will offer eventual support for the device when it hits market.

The GameBone will support the following iOS devices: 2G, 3G, 4G iPod touch, iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, and iPad.



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You must have have heard about the PUSH N900 Challenge which took place back in 2009 where we saw a lot of hackers doing really cool things with the N900. The Tilt n Roll game is a brainchild of the same challenge and its a contribution from the Solderin Skaters which comprises of 6 individuals -- Keywan Tonekaboni, Nick Thomas, Jan Anlouff, Sebastian Zehe, Erik Weitnauer and Alexander Lenhard.

In this game the skater is fitted with pressure pads, motion sensors and carries Nokia N900 in the pocket. The developers have used their coding skills to recognize tricks and moves performed by the skater and awards points depending on the performance.

Watch another video which gives a more detailed overview of the project for PUSH N900 competition

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Android 2.2, NVIDIA Tegra 2, and 3-Axis Accelerometer, ideal for 3D gaming. These are just few of the super attractive features that make the eLocity A7 a killer tablet worth trying. Why buy the iPad unless you madly love Apple or any other tablet when you have an economically perfect tablet with features the same as most other tablets?

Few might not feel blown away by the launch of eLocity A7 due to various brands that seem to outshine it yet I would recommend giving it ago. The 2.6 x 5.5 x 9.5 inch tablet weighs two pounds and for now ships within US only.

A7 also boasts of Dual ARM 9 CPU 1GHz clock speed with eight separate processors that are capable of running independently or if required together so as to deliver higher performance. The tablet can be customized as per requirements due to various Android apps available on the market and has WiFi for faster connectivity.

If the 7 inches screen isnt enough for you then you can enjoy the same output on your TV screen using the HDMI output which will deliver 1080p HD video quality. The tablet costs $370 and henceforth becomes a steal for Android fans.

[A7 on Amazon via Engadget]

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