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New in the App Catalog for 09 February 2010 8

by Derek Kessler Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:31 am EST

App Catalog Some days are simply light days. We're cool with that. As such, the list follows.

New apps:

  • Hero of Sparta, $6.99, by Gameloft: Challenge the gods of Olympus in this heart-pounding 3D action-adventure.
  • Keys - the search game, Free, by tEarn Media: Guess the word before the computer.
  • Palm 2G Update, Free, by Palm: Patch a Pre or Pixi running webOS 1.3.1 or webOS 1.3.2 for webOS updates over 2G networks.
  • Real Tennis, $4.99, by Gameloft: Play tennis in realistic 3D stadiums around the world.

Updated apps:

  • Brothers In Arms: Hour of Heroes, $5.99
  • Dice Roller, $1.43
  • Easy Stopwatch, Free
  • ExpenseTracker, $1.99
  • FlashCards Lite, Free
  • FlashCards, $4.99
  • Google Calendar Search, Free
  • Google Search, free
  • Shopping Manager, $1.49
  • Spanish Lesson 2 - iCaramba, $2.99
  • Yahtzee Demo, Free
  • Yahtzee, $4.99
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8 Comments

Posted by Lildun101 on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:42 am EST

Gameloft you ROCK!!!

Posted by Sk3lleton on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:52 am EST

Didn't brothers in arms used to be $4.99?

Posted by johnwashere on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:06 pm EST

Yes Sk3lleton - Brothers in arms was $4.99 when it first came out. The price went up a few days ago. :(

Posted by chiplambert on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:06 pm EST

I'm not seeing Hero of Sparta or Real Tennis on my Pre.(in US) :(

Posted by H-Cubed on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:11 pm EST

Im feelin the love from Gamesoft but what no Dijit apps....lol

Posted by Rich.giraldo on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:33 pm EST

lol maybe he ran out money or something. . He was releasing like a kazillion apps which he shouldve paid $50 to get into the Catalog.

Posted by dachiefmizzy on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:47 pm EST

10 great games from Gameloft in about a month! Pretty sweet

Posted by Baryn on Thu, 11 Feb 2010 12:10 pm EST

If Gameloft is capable of porting their iPhone apps this quickly, I imagine we will see a good percentage of the iPhone's library for webOS in the next year.

If there is the userbase for it, that is.

Sell some phones, Palm!