The Mobile 3D City application : Paris 3D has been submitted yesterday as an Apple iPhone application !

After almost twenty man-years of R&D over a four year period, here it is, the first embodiment in a collection that will rapidly expand as each newopus is added.
What is Mobile 3D City ? It is a collection of tourism guides developed specifically for mobile terminals (currently iPhone), in truly photo-realist 3D format, which is interactive and includes numerous points of interest. For a demonstration, please watch the video below. It’s spectacular and yet remains both intuitive and practical !

Ideaworks3D Ltd, developer of the cross-platform Airplay SDK for advanced native mobile games and applications, today announced support for the ZiiLABS Plaszma platform and recently announced ‘Zii EGG’ handheld computer.

Airplay will be made available to ZiiLABS customers, enabling device manufacturers to run state-of-the-art native handheld games, and leverage the rapidly growing catalogue of premium games already based on the Airplay platform.

See Airplay running on the Zii EGG

Airplay is a unique cross-platform technology for creating best-in-class native applications on mobile ...

exFusion is a futuristic racer, which started out as a showcase for our company, and our technology.

It was originaly developed over a 4-month period from scratch, using OpenGL2.0/ES2.0

In January of 2008, a major revising of the game was started, marking the first step in converting a showcase into a commercial title.

The game will be out on OpenGL ES2.0 enabled devices in 2009.

With Tomb Raider's 10th Anniversary approaching, Eidos have chosen to release a full 3D version of console title Tomb Raider: Legend for mobile. Games on Deck talks to Jim Blackhurst, Tomb Raider: Legend's producer, about the project.

Games On Deck: Could you let us know a bit about yourself, what your role has been on this project, and what you have worked on in the past?

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German developer Fishlabs is working on something that looks as the best mobile RPG ever - Blades & Magic. Apparently, the game will boast an awesome graphics with 3D battles and cut-scenes, and will enable players to add up to 42 different warrior and magic skills for their characters. Plus, it will feature the online multiplayer mode, although we don’t have this confirmed yet. 

Fishlabs also said there will be two versions of the game: a normal version for standard handsets, and the supercharged version for certain Sony Ericsson phones, as well as the BREW platform. I keep wondering where NGage and Nokia high-end devices fit here? Some Nokia smartphon ...

Allows Millions of Users to Chat, Photo Share and Shop in a 3D Environment SoftBank Mobile Ships Handsets with New Platform.

November 6, 2006

SAN MATEO, CA – Gemini Mobile Technologies™, a leading developer of wireless software, today announced a new software platform to power mobile communities. The Gemini platform, called eXplo™, is the foundation of a new 3D interface from SoftBank Mobile Corporation in Japan, named S! TOWN™.

S! TOWN gives users their first experience with a rich graphical community to chat, communicate and shop across their wireless devices. SoftBank Mobile’s new S! Town-enabled phones are avail ...

World community of i-Citizen, Meet new people and make new friends!
The wondrous virtual world of i-citizen.
Highly addictive i-citizen is set across 3 continents and five major cities. For the first time in history of mobile telecommunication you can interact with other people across the globe and share your thoughts and feelings as if you are really there. Global community of i-citizen allows you to meet new people and make new friends. Make yourself a character and invite one or more of your friends to Paris, New York, London or maybe even Tokyo, go to a café, bar or a cinema and watch a video or even listen to music.

While you are there why don’t you see if you can meet any wou ...

Two years ago, experts predicted that by 2005, 3D games on mobile devices would be everywhere. They were premature – yet recent stirrings suggest the sleeping giant is finally waking.

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With 3D graphics, video games came of age. 3D opened the door – literally – to another dimension, an imaginative universe that gamers could inhabit and explore, rather than a world they passed through on rails. As soon as 3D technology became available in mainstream games, developers and gamers embraced it so fully that 2D became a niche almost overnight, albeit one revived years later on the relatively weedy mobile phone.

However, things are moving on. If you've obtained a contract phone at some point over the last 12 months, the chances are you own a gaming machine more powerful than every portable console up to the Nintendo DS, capable of producing 3D graphics that would look at home on an origin ...