Tower Defense is a popular strategic game that has grow in popularity since it was first introduced on the Internet. The basic idea of the game is to build defensive weapons to prevent a certain number of enemies to bypass the land.

The Samsung Omnia II was demoed as a Wii-Like game controller at CES last week. Through the Wi-Fi connection, the Omnia II can then be connected to Samsung HDTV. These game applications will come bundled with the Samsung TVs.

CountOnMe is basically a counter that you may find at your local administration offices where you will need to get a number and wait for your turn. It’s a fun idea to use the application on an individual level. I can’t imagine someone to be so busy that she or he will need their own queue counter.

Rumors are just that, rumors. But this is a rumor that should spike the interest on Windows Mobile devices. According to some recent job posting by Microsoft, it seems to imply that the software giant is ready to integrate Xbox Live’s online gaming platform with Windows Mobile.

Samsung unveiled its own platform bada as well as its affiliate applications on the event.
Here is video and the list of 9 companies and applications.

TicTacToe is a game that everyone should know how to play. If you have a couple of minutes in hand while waiting for bus or elevator, just pull out the seconds-long game and bring your O or X to victory.

OldDialer is basically an interface of a rotary phone where you can actually make calls. It’s more of a toy than an actual dialer. You may however still dial from OldDialer. To dial, rotate the hole above the number to right at the metal part right next to 0.

Ever get in a situation when you need to flip a coin but don’t have one on you? Now you can always have a virtual coin that will help you decide what to do. Shake the phone in the same manner you would flip a coin and watch the action. Completely random heads or tails