THE INCIDENT is a fast-paced, retro-style action game. Run, dodge and jump your way to safety as an angry rain of just about everything in the world falls and builds a mountain of platforms for you to climb up, up… up to the source of it all: the cause of THE INCIDENT.

THE INCIDENT is easy to pick up but hard to master. It's a totally new gameplay concept and it's perhaps TOO addictive. It's loaded with power-ups, power-downs (d'oh!) and collectables. Try to beat the game, then try to unlock all the achievements. No one said getting 500 coins would be easy.

THE INCIDENT is a universal app that runs great on any iPhone or iPod touch, and on iPad. Buy once, play anywhere!

WHAT'S New:
• Supercool 8-bit pixel art
• Awesome chiptune soundtrack
• 7 levels to explore and survive
• Hundreds of unique objects, hundreds of ways to die
• The Trophy Room, where you recall your adventures
• The elusive "B-mode"

According to Lumigon's Facebook page the photo above is the first design concept of the T1 and its an Android phone will have Android Froyo 2.2 and Many other features After Re-designing the phone with  new navigation pad and the now externally-accessible microSD slot. See Announced Specifications:

- Freescale 1 Ghz 3D processor
- 3.2" hi color screen with capacitive touchscreen
- up to 32 Gb memory with microSD card slot outside
- 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash
- Front camera for video calls
- WiFi, Bluetooth and infrared 
- Compass
- Accellerometer
- FM reciever and transmitter
- Built-in universal remote controller with learning feature
- 3.5 mm audio jack
- Micro HDMI 720P out
- Micro USB

Android market share is 17%, while RIM has 18%, but it has been around for years and offers only smartphones. There are two companies of the kind - RIM and HTC. Other manufacturers offer ordinary phones as well. You can remember HTC Smart, but its influence is too insignificant and it is just an experiment.

Nokia's Symbian is still a leader with 43.5% of the market, but a year ago it had 50.3%. Nokia sales are based on inexpensive smartphones purchased as ordinary handsets. Accessible price is a key factor for Nokia survival now. Unfortunately, in terms of technology the company is losing ground.

Let's look at the figures and forecast the future.

Symbian's future looks uncertain, because the price decrease has its limits and the competition in the low price range will heat up in 2011 when MediaTek will offer an inexpensive chipset for smartphones, especially the models build on Android.

Latest Registered Mobile Devices from Federal Communications Commission's site Friday (14/8/2010)

Phones
Read - LG T310i
Read - LG P509
Read - LG MS690
Read - Kyocera C4700
Read - Samsung SGH-A197
Read - Huawei U3200
Read - Huawei U8150-B
Read - VeryKool i600
Read - Haier HG-U53

Peripherals
Read - Nokia BH-217
Read - Huawei E173s-1
Read - Huawei E173s-2

Asus announced that its working on four Pads called "Asus EEE Pad" with different Screens size and different OSs. So here is the Info we Got about the four EEE Pads.

The biggest of the new names is the No.1 Asus EEE Pad EP121. It will have a 12" screen and run Windows 7 Home Premium on an Intel Core 2 Duo processor ULV for 1000 USD (778 euro).

The No.2 EEE Pad will be powered by an ARM processor and run Windows starter 7 it will have a smaller screen 10" and will cost between 399 and 499 US dollars (310 – 390 Euro).

Another one. No.3 EEE Pad that runs Android OS and It will have a 10" screen too and cost around 399 USD (310 Euro).

The last No.4 is the one that most of its details available is for an 8" No.4 Asus EEE Tablet It has an LCD screen with (1024×768) resolution and also capable to browse the web through a Wi-Fi connection. It runs a custom Linux distro and has 2GB internal memory expandable by microSD with 10 hours battery it will be available for reviewers in September. It will be priced around 300 US dollars (235 euro).

Prices and Models from Asus EEE is very competitive with the Apple iPad..Expect there isn't any iOS one!