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Today PalmSource, Inc. announced winners of 2003 European Palm Powered Up Awards. The European Powered Up Awards celebrate the best application developers that Europe has to offer. PiLoc Palm OS localization technology developed by Paragon Software (Smart Handheld Devices Division) is recognized as the winner in one of four categories - Productivity tools. PalmSource develops six European language overlays for Palm OS: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese. PiLoc technology makes the Palm OS platform available for 30 additional languages in specific national markets. PiLoc is a universal technology that adapts to Palm OS and the requirements of specific national markets. "PiLoc provides a complete solution for end users and corporate customers who want to use their local language on their Palm Powered device," said Larry Berkin, director of developer marketing, PalmSource, Inc, - "PiLoc provides a interface translation of Palm OS traditional PIM functions into a variety of national languages, while enabling third-party Palm OS developers to integrate national language support into their applications."
Today at the European PalmSource Developer Conference Paragon Software (SHDD) announced a new wireless game – RifleSLUGs-W: Wild Web Wars. RifleSLUGs-W is a sequel of the popular game series RifleSLUGs and RifleSLUGs-II for Palm OS. During several weeks after the releases the products jumped into the Top 10 of the most popular Palm OS games. RifleSLUGs is a reincarnation of well-known PC strategy games concept. It is a step-by-step strategy game in which two armies of slugs (red and yellow) battle for existence. Using a wide range of weapons, the armies engage in fierce battle, attempting to annihilate each other. Players can battle with each other via Infrared or Bluetooth connections on their wireless Palm Powered devices. There is a choice of different battle maps and tons of weapons. The principle new features of RifleSLUGs-W are the series of multi-players modes. Players can battle with each over via Infrared or Bluetooth connections on their wireless Palm Powered devices. In addition to the launch of this games series, Paragon Software has introduced a game server that will host multi-player games of RifleSLUGs. Connecting to this server from a Palm Powered device or from a PC Palm OS emulator customers can play with each other via TCP/IP protocol. Now, it is unnecessary to look for a partner for your game in the neighborhood – you can login to the web server and find thousands of people from different parts of the globe waiting to battle with you. "RifleSLUGs-W: Wild Web Wars is a great Palm OS gaming application designed to leverage the advantages of the wireless capabilities and high-resolution screens of many Palm Powered devices and deliver a unique mobile gaming experience," said Larry Berkin, director of global developer marketing, PalmSource, Inc. RifleSLUGs-W: Wild Web Wars is now available with four packs of new battle maps: two of them are includedto the game package, two others are distributed as stand alone add-ons. The company plans to continue designing new maps and to offer a number of new scenarios. New versions of RifleSLUGs-W will also be available soon for the Sony CLIE UX40/50 and for the new Zodiac from Tapwave, Inc.
Paragon Software (SHDD) announces first games specially adapted to Zodiac - upcoming first in the world Palm OS based game console from Tapwave, Inc. About two months ago Paragon Software (SHDD) has started a project of redesigning and adaptation of its existing popular games to Zodiac platform. In close cooperation with Tapwave engineering team the Paragon’s developers performed technological reconstruction of the engines of three the most popular games previously released by the company for standard Palm OS based products. The main features realized in Zodiac version of the software are:
Following games are released for Zodiac now: "It's impressive to observe such a great interest to our upcoming Zodiac console from not only potential customers and journalists side, but also from world leading Palm OS games development companies like Paragon Software (SHDD) is," - said Byron Connel, Senior VP of Marketing, Tapwave, Inc. "It confirms the idea that we are on the right way and that Palm OS platform, which we chose as a basis for our new game product, will create a huge infrastructure of third party entertainment applications. I think this is one of the key components of our success on the market we are going to hit with our product."
Today EPOCWARE, a subsidiary of Paragon Software, one of the leading software developers for Symbian OS based phones, releases Handy Day Version 4.1 for Sony Ericsson P800. You can find the detailed information about bug fixes and improvements made in Handy Day 4.1 in the Releases history. Registered users can download update FREE OF CHARGE. |
PiLoc localization technology is announced a winner of 2003 European Palm Powered Up Awards
Handy Day 4.1 for Sony Ericsson P800 released
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