Whether you’re traveling or stuck in traffic, your mobile phone is your constant companion. A great way to pass the time is to refresh your gambling skills in an online casino on your cell phone. You can have fun without losing money!

This is what you need:

• Mobile phone service provider.
• Mobile phone.
• Valid credit card.

Casino games on your cell phone to download, like Mansioncasino.com

1. Determine if your mobile phone supports casino games. You should find this information in the owner’s manual or by calling the manufacturer. Most cell phones now come with pre-loaded games, but usually do not include the most popular casino games.
2. Download our software to your cell phone. Depending on your phone and service provider fees may apply for download or anything that comes with it. You can usually find more information on this service in the main menu of your cell phone under “Media” or “Games”.
3. Start the download process by entering your mobile phone number into the mobile phone website download game. Although the download process varies from site to site, you will always be required to enter your mobile phone number.
4. Complete download for your new online casino app. You will need to select the game you want to play from the designated keys on the phone.
5. Remember to take breaks from playing to prevent movement disorders repetitive stress or injury. It’s always a good idea to give your hands and fingers a break every 15 to 30 minutes of continuous play. Stop immediately if you feel any pain or discomfort in the joints or muscles.

Hints:

You should not play games on your mobile phone while driving a car or while using heavy equipment.

The zombie apocalypse is coming back in October with the highly anticipated new season of The Walking Dead. With new characters like Michonne, the “katana-wielding mystery woman” who appeared briefly at the end of season two, and the governor from the original comic book series along with story lines from the comics, the new season promises to be as electrifying and addictive as the first two.

The new season starts Oct. 14, just in time for Halloween, giving fans plenty of time to study the new characters, win that contest for best Halloween costume and get their zombie fix. But if like many fans of the series you can’t seem to get enough, there is a new game in town that should help calm the zombie blood-lust.

Bring On the Brain-Eaters

AMC and RockYou have partnered up with Facebook to create a very satisfying alternative method to watching epic zombie head shots—you can now take them out yourself. The game is a fairly straightforward turn-by-turn game. You start out with a fairly customizable character—hair, clothes, gender and race can all be toyed with—who has been stranded on a bridge after a car accident. You run into another survivor on the bridge who is headed for camp and invites you along. After taking out a few zombies on the way, you make it to camp with your new comrade. There, you are given missions to collect food, water, camping supplies all while eliminating some pesky zombie hoards that get too close for comfort.

The Undead Don’t Stand a Chance

As you complete missions, you level up and gain access to better weapons and energy boosts. You can also choose a computer-generated partner who can come with you to help finish particularly challenging missions. The missions follow along with the basic storyline of seasons one and two, and as you progress through the levels more of the story is revealed.

One of the best aspects of the game is the variety of weapons and kill methods available. Your arsenal includes everything from a frying pan to a semi-automatic assault rifle, and you can shoot, stab or use the butt of your gun to take out the zombie masses.

As you progress through the game, you gain access to better and more-durable weapons, as well as skill points which can be used to beef up traits like vision, stamina, speed and accuracy. This is balanced out by the zombies, who also get faster and smarter as your level increases. Both you and the zombies have a maximum sight and movement radius and, depending on how you distribute the skill points, this can be a challenge.

Become a Zombie-Killing Expert

The game is nice mix of simple strategy and survival-horror, all in a very straightforward and easy to learn click-and-point format. The learning curve is not very steep, and it’s easy to advance into the higher levels with increasingly harder missions to complete.

The game, although very simple, is addictive. Some missions require higher levels to complete, but you can still accept them, leaving you with a blinking reminder that level six is just two missions away. There is also an “expert mode,” which you can choose instead of normal mode. In expert mode, there are no energy refills and the zombies have a much larger walking and vision radius. However, every time you complete an expert mission it gets added to your score, which all your friends can see. Any opportunity to show off your impressive zombie-killing skills is incentive enough for any Walking Dead devotee.
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Hey everyone, I thought I would take a minute or two and introduce myself.

My name is Larry Sullivan and I am a new writer here at PocketFullOfApps. I am excited about joining the team and sharing my thoughts and reviews on some of the neat iOS apps out there. Just a bit about me.

I have been doing web design and online marketing part time for over 10 years. Last year I began doing app reviews for a couple Android related sites and this year decided to branch out and begin covering iOS apps. Covering both operating systems does give one an unique perspective on the mobile app market. In general, I enjoy strategy  puzzle, time management, and city building type games but I plan on covering all types of games and apps. I currently run my own blog, AppReviewCentral.net, covering mobile app reviews, news and articles. If there is a particular app you would like covered or have any questions, let me know. You can also follow me on Twitter @drcentral.

Thanks again for the time and look forward to adding to the conversation.

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Phosphor Games Studio, a highly regarded developer of innovative video games, confirmed that The Dark Meadow will look better than ever when it makes its Android debut in early 2012 with upgraded tech and features.

Just announced during the Spike TV “Video Game Awards 2011″ this past Saturday, the Android version will deliver enhanced visuals and physics resulting from the integration of the new NVIDIA® Tegra® 3 quad-core mobile processor, as well as new gameplay features including new game modes, story elements, levels and characters.

“The response we’ve received since launching The Dark Meadow has been incredible.  It’s clear that mobile players want console-style production values in their games,” said Chip Sineni, Director at Phosphor Games Studios. “We’re very excited to work with NVIDIA on incorporating Tegra 3′s quad-core power and give Android owners an unrivaled visual experience to add to our new game modes, levels and characters.”

Developed utilizing the acclaimed Unreal Engine 3, The Dark Meadow is a stunning first-person, action/adventure game where players fight to escape a nightmare world filled with fantastical creatures bent on destroying them. You awake in a hospital uncertain of how you arrived there or why. An old man warns of a beautiful witch whose minions roam the halls seeking to kill the living. It is only when the witch is destroyed that you will be released from this unrelenting torment.

As you explore the photo-realistic world, you will need both your crossbow for ranged combat as well as your sword for in close, melee combat.  Gesture-based “pull back and fire” as well as slashing combat will be instantly recognizable to touch screen players, and node-based movement through the world makes navigation simple yet compelling.

Role-playing game mechanics enhance the exploration, as a wide variety of items are secreted throughout the world from hidden scraps of paper that reveal the mystery of your imprisonment, to money which can be used to purchase better equipment and weapons.

The Dark Meadow arrives on Android in early 2012 and will be available in English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Italian.  An exact date and price will be announced shortly.

Editor’s note

While this isn’t iPhone or Mac related, The Dark Meadow is a highly popular iOS game and we thought it would be helpful to let any of those who do happen to own both an iOS device and Android device (or just an Android device) know that this game is coming next year.