Architect or Cobbler?: November 2005

Having recently added a Motorola A1000 to my armoury of small devices, I needed to add some games to it. I've got a PocketPC and I really enjoy playing JawBreaker, so I've coded my own version, which looks like this.

If you've ever played it it's quite addictive, and you can download a version for any UIQ phone here

It should work on any phone with the UIQ 2.0 interface (or above), but I've only tested it on the Motorola A1000 (and the P800 emulator).

I've also created a Symbian version of Sudoku which is a great little puzzle. It can be a bit slow to generate new puzzles, but it works fairly well. You can also download that from here

If you do download either of these and have any comments then feel free to leave them here.

#edited to fix up links. I can't believe I didn't notice for two months they were broken :-(

# posted by James @ 4:41 PM 8 comments

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