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<pubDate>Wed, 13 Apr 2011 07:10:16 +0000</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Puma Phone review: Sporty and solar-powered]]></title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 13 Apr 2011 07:10:16 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[(Credit:Josh Miller/CNET)When a phone can grab attention at the hand-set frenzy that it is Mobile World Congress, you know it must be pretty special. And last year, at least, that's what's happened with the Puma Phone. Though it competed with flashy Andorid smartphones from HTC Samsung and Sony Ericsson, most everyone we talked to managed to find time to get a peek at the hand set.So what's so special you ask For starters, it has an appealing design that shows a bit of style (if you love the color red, you'll adore the Puma Phone). It also offers a solar panel for powering the battery, a collection of quirky sports-themed apps, and an animated Cougar named Dylan. Yes, we're serious. You may call the Puma Phone gimmicky, but we think it succeeds since it pretends to be nothing else than what it really is. From the start, Puma has sold the device as a fun gadget that offers a unique and staisfying user experience. And when you evaluate the hand set on those claims alone, the Puma Phone performs well. We'd change a few things, sure, but this is a hand set you just want to like.For the full story, read our Puma Phone review.Puma Phone (photos) <br/><br/>0 Vote(s) ]]></description>
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<title><![CDATA[PopCap Games unveils 'experimental' game studio]]></title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 05 Apr 2011 07:10:09 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Unpleasant Horse will be the first title from 4th &amp; Battery.(Credit:4th and Battery)PopCap Games has created a new development studio aimed at delivering fast-to-market titles, the company announced today.Dubbed 4th &amp; Battery, the new &quot;experimental&quot; studio is made up of current PopCap developers who want to &quot;create smaller, simpler, and sometimes edgier games,&quot; the company said. PopCap pointed out that in traditional gaming development models, creating a title can take a long time. And in the process, fewer titles are actually released. With 4th &amp; Battery, the company hopes to get more titles to the market far more quickly.PopCap Games is no slouch in the gaming business. The company's most notable title is Bejeweled, which according to the company, has sold more than 50 million units. PopCap's selection of games has been downloaded more than 1.5 billion times since its founding in 2000. 4th &amp; Battery, however, won't face the pressure of continuing PopCap's successful track record in the gaming business.&quot;4th &amp; Battery is a purely experimental, creative label with none of the typical concerns like schedules, profitability, or even target audience,&quot; PopCap's CEO Jason Kapalka said in a statement. &quot;It's kind of the video game equivalent of B-sides or short films. Expect weirdness.&quot;His sentiment was echoed by the company's executive vice president.&quot;4th &amp; Battery gives us a way to quickly try really strange or marginal ideas, and to give our designers a safe area to hone their chops,&quot; PopCap Executive Vice President Ed Allard said in a statement. Prior to its public launch, 4th &amp; Battery was working on a game called Unpleasant Horse. That title, which puts the player in the role of &quot;a strikingly unpleasant horse that sports wings&quot; and targets enemy birds, is scheduled to launch in Apple's App Store &quot;later this month.&quot; It's aimed at &quot;mature audiences.&quot;PopCap said that future 4th &amp; Battery titles will be made available on Facebook, PCs, and iOS-based devices.<br/><br/>0 Vote(s) ]]></description>
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