Pack contains 70 high quality iPhone games. Compiled by Woofree for All. Some Games: 3D Cube PuzzleAir HockeyAroGyroArt PuzzleAsphalt 4 Elite RacingAsteropeAttack of the cowsBackgammonBig Bang Board GamesBig Bang SudokuBiiBallBlack mamba racerBlitzBlock Breaker Delux 2Brain ChallengeBreak Classic…

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We know exactly what you’re thinking: this is insanely awesome and not at all creepy, where can I get three of these (two for myself, one for my best friend)? Well, we’re not really sure, but we’ll tell you what we do know. His name seems to be H-Bouya and he’s a USB device who blinks every time you type “h” — as in “Hello there, my hairless, large-headed cohort (that’s five, we can probably do better than that). He might do some other things like make random noises or cry when you unplug him, but he’s probably just destined to take his place on your desk next to that framed photo of Han Solo and the mini-Mulder doll, silently accusing you of “not doing any work.” We don’t know where you can get one, or how much he’ll cost, but we’ve got a feeling he’ll be affordable.

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Details are coming in but it’s official. The N97 features a large touchscreen phone with a retail price at around 550 euros ($693.4) excluding subsidies and taxes, phone to ship in H1 2009.

Source:Nokia unveils flagship N97 phone

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Okay, so we fully understand that it would make life a lot easier on AT&T if every smartphone on its network used the same operating system, but we’re not so sure we like the idea of losing the whole “ability to choose.” Speaking at the Symbian Partner Event in San Francisco, AT&T’s Roger Smith (director of next generation services, data product realization at AT&T) reportedly stated that he wanted to “standardize on a single operating system for AT&T-branded smartphones as part of a dramatic consolidation of its mobile platforms over the next few years.” Given the location of the speech, it’s no shock that Symbian was named “a very credible and likely candidate” to be that system, and for those questioning the iPhone, he was quick to point out that said mobile is simply a third-party device tapping into AT&T’s technologies. Honestly, we’re not sure how to take this seriously — is he really saying he’s willing to alienate RIM and / or Microsoft in order to only sell Symbian-based handsets? Doubtful.

Update: An AT&T spokesman pinged up with an important followup to this — click on to read the whole thing.

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AT&T dreams of single smartphone OS, will probably keep dreaming originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 05 Dec 2008 06:42:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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