Have you ever thought of yourself as a king or lord?  Do you ever dream of taking control of the entire universe? GeoEmpires is the game for all the dreamers and king want-a-be’s. This can be done virtually, of course, inside the new game called GeoEmpires. GeoEmpires is an application for the iPhone, iPod or iPad running iOS firmware 4.3 or later. It is considered primarily an iPhone/iPod application but can be played on the larger iPad size screen with no problems.

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Haypi Dragon is an action packed multiplayer online role playing game. It has many different features such as physics based firing, and all the replay with different task, magic, and achievements to accomplish through out the game.

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TravelVegas is a free application designed for preparing a trip to Vegas. The application has nine different categories which are deals, hotels, shows, dining, nightlife, transportation, tours, attractions and air. You can see from the list it covers anything a tourist might need to visit Vegas.

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God of Defence is a castle defense title from MGame Mobile that aims to shake up the usual formula but has unfortunately failed miserably in their goal.

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If you can’t take the heat, get out of the kitchen. Cannibal Cookout is a free iOS game developed by MeYuMe.  It can be played on any of the iOS devices. The only requirement is the app must be installed on firmware 4.3 or later. Cannibal Cookout offers hours of entertainment for all ages. The graphics are phenomenal as well as the music played while playing the game.

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Mobicle has done it again: launched a new game that’s practically guaranteed to suck you in and waste your time in the most glorious way. If you dig social games with friends, this one is for you. Get ready to expand your online worlds with a taste of the frontier before it was tamed.

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The new Skype offers a redesigned user interface for messages and contacts  and has better performance and is also reported to be more stable.

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Anyone who uses their iPhone to its full potential is probably connected all over the Web.  Between social networking sites and email, calls and texting are almost secondary features for smartphone users.  The developers of my facecard recognize this, as well as our increasing ability to customize not only our own online experiences but the experiences others have interacting with us online.  With all that in mind, they’ve created a new type of contact card sharing application that connects the dots while it connects people to one another.

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