November 2010 Blog Posts (5)

The Future is Looking Good for Mobile Casinos

Written by mfavourite.co.uk

As more mobile phones and next generation

smartphones start using touch-screen interfaces,

more apps and casino games designed to take

advantage of multi-touch displays will be created.

This means that the amount of touch-screen casino

games available is about to grow at an exponential

rate according to market analysts. This gives

mobile casino operators the perfect… Continue

Added by Peter Bennett on November 30, 2010 at 12:25 — No Comments

Smartphones for Mobile Gambling

Written by mfavourite.co.uk

As smartphones become more advanced, so do the

mobile casino games available to them. The

smartphone comes with improved

handset software, which has resulted in a range of

mobile casino games with enhanced casino game

play. Exciting game features such as improved

graphics, scatter symbols and

wild symbols have been added to enhance overall

game play on mobile devices.

Today’s mobile casino games are… Continue

Added by Peter Bennett on November 30, 2010 at 12:12 — No Comments

iPad for Mobile Gambling

Written by mfavourite.co.uk

The new iPad will revolutionize mobile gambling

with its larger screen, light weight design, wi-fi

connectivity and being very portable makes

it ideal for mobile gamblers.

2010 saw the launch of Apple's iPad, a mobile

tablet which acts as a hand held for audio and

visual, movies, music, games, and web

content. The new iPad makes the experience of

mobile gambling easier and more convenient with

its… Continue

Added by Peter Bennett on November 30, 2010 at 12:11 — No Comments

iPhone and Android for Mobile Gambling

Written by mfavourite 28/11/10

The launch of the iPhone and Android has marked a

significant turning point in mobile phone

technologies. The iPhone and Android offer users

enhanced mobile casino games with superior

graphics and sound effects. A new type of mobile

gambler has emerged with a need for richer

graphics and improved game play. To meet this

demand a selection of iPhone and Android casino

games have been developed and launched by seven… Continue

Added by Peter Bennett on November 30, 2010 at 12:09 — No Comments

Keith Vaz: Video Games Motion in Parliament

MP Keith Vaz, raises this motion in Parliament:

"That this House notes with concern that the recent race shootings in Malmo, Sweden have been associated with the violent video game Counter-Strike; and further notes that the internet-based, first-person shooting game that pits a counter-terrorist team against terrorists was previously banned in Brazil and in 2007 was associated with US College Campus massacres; recognises the potential impact of violent video games on those under…

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Added by John Armstrong on November 17, 2010 at 14:33 — 1 Comment