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| Nokia first SNAP Mobile Java games, N-Gage technologyNokia premiered the first multiplayer Java games based on its SNAP Mobile solution at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Developed together with Sega Mobile, the SNAP Mobile demonstration features multiplayer gaming for Java games, in addition to key community features such as friends lists, presence, and instant messaging. The Sega Mobile game demos are the first example of how SNAP Mobile brings the technology utilized in the N-Gage Arena gaming community to mass market Java terminals.SNAP Mobile provides game developers with not only the fundamental network tools to create mobile multiplayer, connected games, but also the essential technological infrastructure upon which network operators and other service providers can build and expand their gaming communities. SNAP Mobile provides: High performance online multiplayer gaming based on proven technology: - Efficient, scalable, server based multiplayer game data distribution - Versatile matchmaking including ranked, freestyle, challenge and filtered modes Community features, such as: - Chat and friends list - Presence (online, offline, and in a game...) - Comprehensive rankings supporting matchmaking and tournaments "A gaming community is at the core of a connected, mobile lifestyle games offering," explained Ilkka Raiskinen, Senior Vice President of Nokia's Games Business Unit. "While games are the starting point, a community offers much more than just gaming. Gamers come to the community to play and compete, but also to chat with friends, meet like-minded people, form tribes, learn about and discuss games, and just spend time in their homebase for gaming. Giving a group of gamers a forum for fun and exciting interaction is what developing a connected mobile community is all about." The first demonstrations of SNAP Mobile will be implemented in MIDP 2.0 on Series 60, and support for other platforms will follow. The SNAP Mobile client development kit is expected to be made available for Java game developers free of charge in the third quarter of 2004. The server components can be licensed by mobile operators and other interested service providers or they can opt for a hosted community service. With either option, service providers will be able to create, build and brand their mobile gaming communities and drive data revenues and customer loyalty. + Post comment/question/reply Unisys and Nokia to further accelerate adoption of Multimedia Messaging Services MMS r subscribers. The solution features include personalized profiling options, support for non-MMS enabled terminals, intelligent email connectivity, voice messaging over MMS, and long-term message stor Nokia Remote Camera megapixel-quality images and video clips with sound ected to become available in the fourth quarter of 2004 in Europe, Middle East and Asia-Pacific, with the expected retail price of 450 EUR. Combining a digital camera, GSM transceiver and MMS techn Nokia 7610 megapixel phone camera inspires magical collection of photographs years. Now, retraining his eye from fashion to fairy tale, Rankin has re-created these historic photographs with a modern twist using the latest technology from Nokia. Boasting an integrated m Nokia and Korean Game Industry to cooperate to boost Mobile Games s of the world's leading operators in order to enable Korean developers to play a leading role in the evolution of this market," said Young-soo Chong, president, KGDI. Nokia and KGDI will condu Sun Microsystems Nokia collaborate on mobile content delivery for wireless service provide access a wide range of rich and exciting services and content. This will, in turn, present a substantial revenue opportunity for operators looking to capitalise on the next generation of data service Nokia New Colorful Phone The 8310 M radio The Nokia 8310 comes with an array of attractive features such as an integrated FM radio and a dual headset. The new headset makes call and radio management convenient: incoming calls are m Nokia THR880 TETRA phone represents cutting edge usability colour display for example. Another new feature of the Nokia THR880 is voice feedback, which guides users and confirms their selections, freeing hands and eyes to focus on the task at hand. The access Sendo chooses Nokia's series 60 platform for its smart Phones dsets with high-quality colour screens, rich communications and enhanced applications. The Series 60 platform consists of the key telephony and personal information management applications, the browse Activision set to develop Games for Nokia N-Gage Mobile game deck the platform at launch. "We are excited about the N-Gage game deck and intend to work closely with Nokia to create games for the new platform," said David Anderson, director of licensing and busine Nokia and Sony Ericsson to align developer tools for Symbian OS smartphones bian OS applications for products using both UIQ and Series 60 terminal software platforms. Developers will also benefit from easier verification processes and faster time to market. David Levi | 0 News date: 20040516 Posted by: PC4D.com
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