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Panini Keypad 1.0 is launched to be a convenient and useful new multilingual Keypad system for India supporting 11 languages of India on the Mobile phone. The Panini keypad system when installed on a cell phone allows the user to type conveniently in Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya, Gurmukhi (Punjabi) and Assamese. There was no such easily usable means to type in a regional language of India available until now. Mobile penetration in India is high with phones having reached those segments of society who are unfamiliar with the English alphabets and hence had no way to utilize the texting applications of the phone.

Panini allows one to compose a text message in a regional language of India, and send it to any other phone as a low cost SMS. Panini also offers SMS compression which increases the standard payload of a single SMS from 70 characters of Unicode to about 240 characters of Indian language text in a single message for the same cost. This opens up new possibilities for cost effective Mobile marketing and meaningful Information enabling applications for rural India over the ubiquitous SMS. Mobile phone penetration in India is very high with about about 336 million active mobile phone users.

And growing at over 10 million new users per month in the past months. Panini also offers automatic transliteration between the languages of India in the manner that a person can write a message in Hindi and send it in Malayalam, a language of Kerala in South India. Or receive a message in Tamil and read it in Gujarati. This would be helpful in a country of many languages. Indian language scripts typically use many characters not all of which are used equally frequently and the Abiguda scripts are full of ligatures which follow complex rules of usages.

Based on the 1989 Enix classic, Dragon Warrior. The king has summoned you, a descendant of Erdrick, to retrieve the Orb of Light from the evil Dragonlord. Youre the kingdoms only chance. May the light shine upon thee, brave warrior.
STORY
A very long time ago, in the distant kingdom of Alefgard. The majestic castle of Tantegel rose from the middle of the land, watching over all its people. The King, Lorik XIII, was among the fairest and just of kings. Everyone in the land was happy, as the hand of peace stretched through the full length of the Kingdom, to each of the 6 towns that were within the boundaries of the Kingdom.
Only one person was unhappy, but unfortuantely for Alefgard, one was quite enough. This man was one who hated such peace and prosperity, and he distanced himself from everyone by deciding to settle in the castle of Charlock, on an island to the southeast of Tantegel. This castle had been ruined for years, as the swamp steadily engulfed the land around it with a stench of death and decay. Here he could be with the darkness he desired. But as he wandered into the castle, he came across a huge, winged dragon. He thought most surely that he would be killed, but as he turned to run the dragon suddenly lay down on the floor in front of him.
The man was confused, but he told the dragon to sit up. The dragon did so. He then told the dragon to roll over and play dead, which the dragon did also. It was then that this man began to call himself the Dragonlord. This man, the Dragonlord, decided that with this power he could take over the kingdom of Alefgard and turn into a world of darkness as he wished. By stealing the Orb of Light from Tantegel, the peace would end and evil would spread across the land.
The Orb of Light was a magical artifact that was once used long ago by a hero named Erdrick to battle evil. With this Orb of Light, Erdrick sealed the evil that once plagued Alefgard. The Orb of Light had been kept at Tantegel for 100 years, but that would soon change. One day, monsters began pouring from Charlock Castle and headed for Tantegel Castle. Leading them was the Dragonlord, riding on the back of a huge red dragon. The monsters stormed the castle and snatched up the Orb of Light, killing any of those who resisted. Then, they withdrew, heading back to Charlock Castle, and they destroyed the bridge behind them, so that no one could follow them (as if anyone would want to anyway, right?)
Soon after, the Dragonlord utterly destroyed the town of Haukness, which was situated in the Domdora desert, far to the southwest of Tantegel. It appeared that the destruction of Alefgard was not far away. But, there was one hope. Recently a warrior appeared in Alefgard; a descendant of Erdrick. This warrior is you. The King has requested an audience and now you find yourself in the throne room of King Lorik XIII, awaiting your quest...
System requirements:
- 258KB space and Kyles Quest

Mycitymate Munich (S60v2) 2 has come as an effective tool which is able to discover your city, keep in touch with your mates and meet old and new friends. The dynamic application makes it easy to manage all services. Most content is stored locally on your phone but will be automatically updated if you like to do so. Text Messaging: send messages from your phone to the mobiles or e-mail accounts of your mates without paying SMS fees.

Invite your mates to mycitymate and you can send messages across the globe free of charge. Mate Locator: with mate locator you always know where your mates are. You let us know where you are and notify your friends and vice versa. Go out and whenever you want to meet a friend you check-in at the location where you are to let your mates know about your whereabouts. Meeting up has never been easier.

Enhancements: Adds new services: integrated google maps; free messaging function; mate locator to see where friends are.

Requirements: Symbian OS Series 80

A tool for keeping track of all your videotapes, if your collection gets over 10 tapes or so. Indexes on title, series, category, tape number, start index (time or numeric), & 3 note-type comment areas (expandable or removable as desired).
Was originally created with Microsoft Works 3; much altered since then to make it simpler and easier to search across tapes for actors. Pop-ups in several fields make it easier to fill in items (mine are included; editable, of course).
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

The data is downloaded from the MSN Virtual Earth servers that power http://virtualearth.msn.com. Unlike many other mapping programs, the map data is not preloaded onto the device; it is downloaded on demand. The disadvanatge to this is that an internet connection is required. The advantage is that you do not need to decide what maps to preload, and you need very little storage space. VEM will cache map data as you view it, which improves performance, and allows you to view cached maps when you do not have an internet connection.
The Virtual Earth servers contain detailed images only for the United States at the moment, though I expect that to change over time.
VEM is not digitally signed, therefore if you have a Smartphone that does not allow unsigned applications to run (for example, the Pantech PT-S800, Sprint i600 or Sprint i930), it will not run.
Navigation:
When viewing a map, you can pan the map north, south, east, and west using the directional pad (also known as the D-pad, or the arrow keys). The Action button in the center of the directional pad will zoom in one level. On a Smartphone the * key will zoom out and the # key will zoom in
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2003 / 2003 SE / 5.0

Way before Lara Croft, back in the 1980s and early 1990s, Rick Dangerous was the Indiana Jones of computer games, running away from rolling rocks, avoiding traps, from South America to a futuristic missile base via Egypt and the Schwarzendumpf castle.
System requirements:
- Palm v4.0