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While everyone has been focussing on Apple, RIM and Android phones, it's been easy to overlook the company that has a lot at stake in the mobile market. (Chorus: Nokia!) No,
One of the world's largest casual gaming companies today unveiled HTML5 versions of 47 of its games websites, proclaiming that it will be the new standard for gaming devices within three years.
SPIL Games has thrown its considerable weight behind HTML5 and the upward trend in casual gaming, with
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Free iPhone app monitors heartbeat – and helps doctors save lives in remote areas
The stethoscope – medical icon, lifesaver and doctor's best friend – is disappearing from hospitals across the world as physicians increasingly use their smartphones to monitor patients' heartbeats.
More than 3 million doctors have downloaded
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The iPhone's back catalogue may be swollen with lazily designed games and sloppy clones of yesterday's hits, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for titles that feel fresh and exciting. One of the new releases showcasing this spirit (and that ensures it remains a showcase for the best of gaming's fringe) is Gravity Runner (App Store, 59p, We Are Colin). Its