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Connect 4 : Palm Pre Apps

admin — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 23:47:55 +0000

Although his Palm Pre application has not caught on like the Speed Brain application - this is one to look out for. I know you remember playing Connect 4 back when it was in it’s hey day and it’s still just as fun. Offering multiple game modes such as single player, multiplayer (either on a single device or online), you’ll definitely not have too many boring moments with this application on your Pre.

Playing the computer is definitely a challenge - it’ll sneak up and beat you out of nowhere. Unfortunately you won’t be able to tell who’s the best on the game because they do not rank you higher or lower. Wouldn’t it be cool if after winning all your games you found yourself as Connect 4 champion in Pre world? Highly unlikely though because of stalemates…Chess ftw

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Flixster Application For Palm Pre

admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:08:46 +0000

If you saw the video of the Fandango application - Flixster is supposed to complement that application. What the Flixter application does is add a user community to movie information. Now you can view comments, ratings, reviews and more from the application. It’s almost exactly the same as Fandango but it has this useful social networking component which can make it a little more useful. You can also purchase tickets in the Flixster Application.

Included within the application is the ability to view full trailers on either WiFi or a data connection. Both run the trailer at good speeds. Similar to the Fandango application when you purchase a ticket - it will automatically be added to your calendar so you don’t forget. If you think about it the Flixster application for the Palm Pre offers more than Fandango does. Uh oh!

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Amazon MP3 for the Palm Pre

admin — Sun, 31 May 2009 21:11:28 +0000

If you have an Android phone then you’re probably familiar with the Amazon MP3 application. Pretty much it allows you to buy mp3’s via your Amazon account. If you already have a payment method set up in your Amazon account the process is a lot quicker, if you don’t it will take you to the Web Browser application and open up Amazon - and then you’d pay from there.

Unlike Pandora on the iPhone - you don’t actually have to have the application running in the foreground to listen to music. Unfortunately, even if you do buy the music, you can’t save it to your phone you always have to stream it. A great thing is that the quality of the mp3’s streaming from the Amazon MP3 application 3G connection is just the same as the quality with WiFi.

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