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New iPhone Strategy Card Game

Elemental Dusk 1.2.2 strategy card game has been released for iPhone and iPod touch devices. Brought to you by Pawn Software Elemental Dusk 1.2.2 has been inspired by Triple Triad, a mini game from Final Fantasy VIII. Triple Triad has gained many fans, and spawned many communities on the web.

The game has simple rules, but can be strategic and addictive, this has led to the app getting good reviews on the App Store. Elemental Dusk is a game based on simple rules, with attractive graphics, and allows for short or long game sessions. This all takes place on a 3×3 board that players place their cards, and try to conquer their opponent’s ones.

Features of the game include 56 collectable cards with custom art and medieval music, and 40 opponents with calibrated AI of growing difficulty. Elemental dusk 1.2.2 is available on the App store for free. The game is extensible directly within the app using In App Purchase, and requires iPhone or iPod Touch with OS 3.0 or later.

By Gary Johnson

HTC Supersonic: First Video leak released

We have some exciting news for HTC fans now, particularly if you have been keeping a close eye on the HTC Supersonic handset, as we have found what looks to be the first ever video clip of the phone in action.

As reported from BGR, the video has surfaced over at AndroidMobileOS, and gives us a ‘very brief’ but interesting look at the handset in the wild.

If you didnt know already, the HTC Supersonic will be available on Sprint in the first half of this year, and it will also be Sprint’s first Android WiMAX handset available on sale.

No word on price or a release date yet, but we’ll keep you up to date. Watch the video below and let us know what you think of it.

By Alan Ng

Samsung Galaxy Spica: Now Available from Rogers Running Android 1.5

A few days ago we posted an article which suggested that the Samsung Galaxy Spica would soon be available from Rogers and could possibly be running Android 2.0, we are now hearing that some of this was true, however the handset is only running Android 1.5.

The Samsung Galaxy Spica is now available from Rogers on a 3 year contract for $79.99, if you prefer a 2 year contract it will set you back $349.99, however if you want a 1 year monthly contract it will set you back £399.99.

As mentioned above Rogers will ship the handset running Android 1.5, however when an IntoMobile representative spoke to Rogers they said ‘It’ll launch with 1.5 but will be upgradeable to 2.1′.

If you would like to find out more about the handset’s specs check out our previous article, for more details check out IntoMobile.

If you would like to purchase the handset check out Rogers.

By Jamie Pert