Play Java based Mobile Games on your PC

Even though there are number of cheap smartphones in the market, no one can forget the Java based games on mobile phones. The games that are in the .jar format which supports almost most of the mobile phones. Ever thought you could play those java mobile games on your PC ?

KEmulator is a free portable emulator for PC that allows you to play .jar games. You can play any type of java games that you’ve played on your mobile phones. There is no restriction in playing the game, also you can resume and pause the game similar to the mobile phone option. Only thing that can be considered as a negative is, there won’t be any sound in games, as it is not related to Windows sound files.

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Filter Tweets Real time based on Geographic Location with ChirpCity

In Twitter, you can catch up with local trends search where you can find what people talk about in particular location, but it doesn’t show all the locations and its specific only to certain locations and also you can find using the hashtag of your location. Here is a nice third party tool that can show real time tweets based on the any geographic location you choose.

ChripCity is an web app that displays local tweets in real time based on the geographic location which you set. It has almost all the countries, states and cities listed on their database. All you need to do is, just pick up the one which you’re looking out for and then get the real time tweets from people based on your geographic location.

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ExoPC Intel N450 Based Tablet Running on Windows 7 OS

Apple iPad is so successful that has triggered many PC makers to come out with their own tablet PCs. Similar to ExoPC, the company has planned an Intel Atom based tablet with intention to compete against the famous iPad in this competitive market space.


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Altona Ships AT-PCLINK UWB Based KVM Extender for HD Media Streaming

We just mentioned about LiveWire HomePlug Powerline solution from WD (Western Digital) but if your home really lack of power outlets that can be utilized but still would like to get rid of physical cabling, here is an alternative solution from Altona that you can consider. Named as AT-PCLINK, it is a new wireless KVM that can stream audio, video as well as keyboard and mouse control with necessary interfaces supported by UWB (Ultra Wide Band) wireless technology.

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