Nokia-owned file-sharing site MOSH has just announced that it's releasing 'over 800' games for free at sg.mosh.nokia.mobi - 'free' in this case meaning 'sponsored', which in turn means that each of the (Java) games have one or more adverts inserted into their startup and closedown routines.

Thank Symbian Web Blog for this info !

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Nokia is giving away 15000 copies of free N-Gage Fifa 2008 licenses. No official announcement though, but you can follow the instruction on Symbian web blog to activate the free license.

Users from different countries have reported getting the free license successfully, but sad that US N-Gage users will not be able to enjoy this offer. Check out the instruction in the blog post below.

instruction [symbianwebblog]

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Games in mobile phones really help, when you want to pass time and also to refresh yourself by taking a break from all the busy schedules and jumping in to the world of games.
But, if you are an iPhone user, obviously you will also expect a lot more games for iPhone to pass time as well as to recreate yourself.

Here is a nice collection of free games for apple iPhone. Its worth trying if you have an iPhone. Get more details and download apple iPhone games from below links.

First list of downloads | Second list of downloads

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Yesterday Gameloft announced it will produce no less than 15 new native titles for the iPhone this year, making it the fourth major developer to publicly embrace the iPhone as a gaming platform.

According to Guillemot, Gameloft developers have already started using Apple’s software development kit to produce a series of new titles, some of which should be available when the App Store launches in June.

Gameloft joins the likes of Sega, Freeverse and EA, who will all be releasing native iPhone and iPod Touch games later in the year. During Thursday’s SDK event, EA even said that an iPhone version of the highly anticipated Will Wright game, Spore, will debut in September, around the same time it launches on the PC. Like Gameloft, EA says it’s in the early stages of development on a number of other games for the iPhone OS. Source wired.com

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