GAMEVIL Inc. has devised a classic RPG game for the Android platform – Zenonia. The game backdrop is placed during a conflict between the Dragon Clan and the Holy Knights. The objective of the game is to navigate your way through the story completing quests, fighting monsters, gaining experience points, while collecting weapons, and getting upgrades. The story ends as per your choices you make throughout the game. With excellent graphics, this game is priced at $5.99.

The controls are located on the bottom of the screen and include a D-Pad and action buttons. Amidst these buttons, you will find your health and magic meters and button for the game’s menu.

Verdict: This RPG game offers a good story with different outcomes depending on the choices that you make during the game.

[via TechAlps]

Google has released a series of updates for their Google Maps Android application. These updates will place page reviews and the ability to filter search results. But, an interesting and out of the box app is real-time location update in Google Latitude.

What does this app do? It’s a part of Google Maps 4.6 for Android 1.6 and above. It enables your friends and family on the service to see where you are in real-time. Previously, location updates through Latitude would occur regularly, but not in real-time because constant sending of data would wear down the battery. However, this new real-time feature applicable for short-term usage consumes less battery life and keeps your loved ones updated all the time.

Sounds awesome? Download the app from the market and check it out.

[via Techcrunch]

Verizon wants you to save few bucks on your Android mobile phone bills with the launch of its full suite of latest data plans. You can choose to revise your megabyte-munching lifestyle- 150 MB for $15 OR avail the usual plan of unlimited calls on 3G smartphone (worth $29.99) for $14.99, if you’re purchasing a new Droid. Sounds good? Wait until you hear more of the good news.

Currently Verizon is offering a promotional plan that includes 3GB Mi-Fi and Fivespot plan for $35/month.

Hurry before offer lasts. I already bought the plan, and enjoying every minute of it!

[via Engadget]

Acer is officially going to launch its first Tablet PC running on Android OS on November 23.

Gianfranco Lanci, CEO- Acer revealed that Acer will be launching a line of several tablets ranging from a modest $299, to a more high-end $699 range. For specs and features, we still have to wait for couple of days. Stay tuned for the more details and updates on Acer Tablet.

[via Mobile Clues]

The Wiimote controller Android App by C.C.P. Cre@tions utilizes the Bluetooth feature of your Android device to enable you to play ROM games via the Wiimote remote on your Android device. Once your game settings and the phone are in sync, you will need to configure your Wii controller buttons on your Emulator via your Emulator app.

Android users who play ROM games on their handset and seeking for a solution to wirelessly play the game, install Wiimote app instantly. This app is available in the Android Market for FREE.

Wondering how to configure? Use this link: http://www.ccpcreations.com/index.php/post/946/&language=english to follow detailed instructions for simple and easy configuration.

[via TechAlps]

The latest rumours doing the mill – Google working on Nexus Two. We got the latest buzz from an anonymous tipster who informed us that Samsung will unveil Nexus 2 with Android Gingerbread on November 8. If this anecdote stands true, we will get a better smartphone than both Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S.

Google is accelerating the developments related to Gingerbread, and Samsung is holding an event to launch a “next Android device” it is likeable that Google Gingerbread might be announced on the same day.

A separate report by City A.M., tell us that Google is working with UK based Carphone Warehouse to introduce Nexus Two by Holiday season. However, HTC’s name as the device partner was hardly mentioned.

Google and Samsung must’ve weighed their humungous success with Samsung Galaxy S and therefore the new android phone is loaded with 1GHz Hummingbird CPU along with powerful PowerVR SGX 540 GPU to provide a good support to the Android OS. Additionally, a Super AMOLED touchscreen in the offing to steal your attention. 

Google is certainly going big with Android as we’ve heard the recent developments of PlayStation Phone.

Now we’ll have to wait until November 8 for the curtains to pull down and see if Samsung actually announces the Nexus Two with Android Gingerbread.

[via Techtree]