| Rumored Release Date Ratchets iPhone Buzz
Cingular on Thursday declined to confirm or deny a report that the Apple iPhone would be released June 11. The iPhone's sole carrier did state that current Cingular customers whose contracts had been completed in good standing at the time of the phone's release could qualify to buy the $499 to $599 device at a "substantial" discount if they choose to renew the contract. Job Seekers: Get Started With a Free Career Evaluation!We offer an affordable one-on-one custom program designed to provide you with the focus, tools, and techniques to define and achieve your career goals. Learn more. .
World's First Bird Photography Game Takes Flight
New York City, NY (PRWEB) April 18, 2007 -- Large Animal Games, a developer of computer games for "casual" gamers, has just completed work on the world's first bird photography game, entitled Snapshot Adventures: Secret of Bird Island, in which players travel the country photographing birds and unraveling a mystery. The downloadable PC game is published by iWin, Inc. A free 60-minute trial version of the game is available for download at www.largeanimal.com. .
NZL92 wins in breeze
After a week of frustration in Valencia, the sea breeze returned to the Spanish city on Tuesday night and NZL 92 welcomed it with emphatic wins against France and Spain.
And although the breeze was strong enough for racing to commence, it was still light and hard for teams to read.
Racing on the northern course, where NZL 92 was competing, started on time early in the afternoon.
The breeze across the course was between 7 and 8 knots and at times nudged 9 knots. Meanwhile, there was a short delay on the south course.
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POKER GAME Microgaming Launches Hitman Game Following Deal With Eidos
(ASSODIGITALE.IT) Microgaming announces it has released its eagerly awaited HITMAN game, following a global licensing deal with games giant Eidos Interactive. The release follows in the footsteps of Microgaming's hugely popular Lara Croft series. .
Loyd Case's Gaming Update
This is the first of what I hope to be updates on gaming. Note that I'm using the word "gaming" in a generic sense: It may include, at my whim, topics on PC and console games, web games, pen-and paper games, and even card games. It will not include what the Casino operators euphemistically call "gaming." I'm hoping to make this a regular column topic, but probably relatively infrequently—every other month or so. .
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