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Fort Defender is a strategy game where you will fight to kill the soldier enemies marching towards your castle. While enemies’ are marching along to reach the castle you need to vanquish them beforehand by your weapon. The game can be played for different periods of history with analogous rivalry and armaments. The score of the game is determined by depending upon the no. of soldiers destroyed by you in their way to your tower. Therefore, Have your own militia and protect your dynasty from external evils and prove your skill of defense by some quick iPhone-touch in ‘Fort Defender.

Slice the Fish is a fun game constructed with superlative graphics and hunk of entertainments. While playing the game you should be alert enough to slice the fishes jumping out from the water in a regular interval. To slice a fish, your finger-touch in the screen and the jumping fish should intersect with each other. Apart from the fish you should not slice any other items coming out of the water. Once, you achieve slicing a required no. of fish, the game moves on to the next complex level.

Objectsol Technologies is attending GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK 2011 in Dubai, UAE

9^th – 13^th October, 2011

Engage your brand with the true potential of experiential marketing. Alive with the energy of the ICT sector and the buzz of real business, GITEX Technology Week, held at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC), is the gateway to one of the world’s fastest emerging and investment ready ICT markets – the Middle East.

ObjectSol is attending the summit with other key industry player to share the thoughts and ideas of modern mobile application development. Indian Pavilion- zabeel Hall, Z-N23″
http://www.gitex.com

Great Jumper is an amazing hand eye co -ordination adventure game that amplifies endless fun and a healthy brain power exercise for the kiddies. A dynamic approach is assembled with trendy perplex in every hurdle of the game which can absorb every kids as well as seniors.

The small lad in the game hopes to rank higher and you can help his effort by making a serial of perfect strokes. There are many bottom-up levels with marked targets and all of them are infested with hidden obstacles in the form of enemies. All the hurdles need to be overpowered by the lad only by contentious jumping. A readymade social platform will decide the achievement by the lad.

Features:

-Open the game with play button and choose a country specification for starting the game.

-Choose your kid to enter the first level which is a composition of many vertically upward grass-lands

-Start acute jumping.

-After crossing the first level you will be promoted in the next level in which the task will be much harder with the introduction of enemies. Weapons and lifelines are also available to help the jumping kid.

-The levels will appear one by one with the completion of their lower version and crossing of each level will carry points for the players.

-The game can be paused and restarted according to player’s convenience by using available buttons.

-Use OpenFeint badge to get your score line.

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CommunicAsia2011 Summit ended successfully with an attendance of over 700 speakers & delegates hailing from 45 countries. 180 speakers shared their expertise, strategies and solutions to fundamental issues facing the ICT industry.

Objectsol is able to endear the delegates and participants of this prestigious event by sharing the common objectives and viewpoints.

The newsletter released by CommunicAsia2011 displayed Objectsol in ‘Exhibitors Update’ section.

To debate on Native App vs. WAP, we need to clearly understand what exactly a mobile app is, and know the differences between native, WAP and hybrid programs.

Native App —Created for smartphones (iPhone, BlackBerry, Androids, etc.), mobile applications are downloadable programs that run on your mobile device. Because they are designed for a specific platform, apps can be built in such a way as to maximize the unique features of the device. Additionally, a native app requires no Internet connectivity to function as it can work locally on the handset and can update once internet connectivity is available.

WAP — (Wireless Application Protocol) is a website that is optimized for a mobile platform. Typically, you can access WAPs by opening the web browser on a phone and navigating to the correct web address. WAPs require the user to be connected to the Internet for the WAP to function.

Hybrid —In hybrid app, different requirements can be handled in different ways. Some are handled to communicate just data to the backend server where as for some less complex WAP page, those pages are called from the native app

Now we can move on to the three questions we  need to ask before making your decision:

1. What are your distribution needs/plans?

This area requires that you understand the makeup of your customer base so you can best determine how to reach them and put your app in their hands.

a. First, how do you get the app to your customer? This is where the “cool factor” comes into play. Native and hybrid apps can be distributed via a mobile app store. It is a bit “cooler” to point your customers to an app store vs. instructing them to type a URL into their browsers.

b. Second, how do you reach all of your customers? A WAP has a much broader audience potential than a native or hybrid app but with limited look and feel and complexities.

2. Do you have the budget to meet your development requirements?

Here, you must weigh the cost of longer, more costly development for the native or hybrid app against the benefit of more tightly integrated user interface and use of phone-specific functionality. Compare native app cost/benefit analysis with the significantly less costly development cycle for the WAP. It’s worth noting that WAPs have only a slightly less integrated and less engaging user experience than an app.

3. Do you understand your audience and know how they will use the app?

Take a hard look at how and where your customer will use the mobile app.

If you answer these three questions honestly, you will determine the best solution for your needs. As with any project, understanding your product, marketing/distribution goals, investment strategy and, most importantly, your customer, will lead you to the best choice for your organization.

WAP vs. Native Application Decision Matrix :-