EA brings real racing 2 on the Android market, you can try their sweet graphics for free

Android have been rightly jealous users on iOS for the exclusivity of one of the hottest racing games for some time. Fortunately, EA finally decided the wrong and right brought real racing 2 on the Android market.

One of the most expensive racing games for mobile platforms ended up in the official app repository of platform the other day and has already gained a significant amount of downloads.

In contrast to Ios_base::OpenMode, where it currently costs $0.99 (down from $2.99) download the game on Android you can play for free. But you get only a limited trial version and the full game by an in-app purchase then need to unlock.

To get the game, your Android Smartphone 2.1 must be running Eclair or later version of the Google OS. And keep in mind that required the game about 600 MB worth of data download, you probably use Wi-Fi, need to get it.

And here is a short video to convince that the game is you, value these bytes to download waiting for.

Nokia adds Classic Snake game to their Facebook page, brings back old memories

Before it angry birds or plants vs. zombies, it snake. One of the two games in the old Nokia mobile phones (the other being space impact), Snake is solely responsible for many hours of life of people, of which they regret none, because it just as much was valuable time take away.

Unfortunately, you will receive no snake on Nokia phones these days. Not the old fun, definitely. And Nokia seems to understand how it bored people. So they brought it back, but it's not on their phones but on Facebook.

It is now a Flash-based game that can be controlled with the arrow keys on the keyboard. The snake looks a little different. It consists of tiles that can find you on Windows phone and it will be presented to, you know that Christmas and all. And there are some other changes. What has changed is the fun factor and you'll be surprised, just how much fun is this game which shows that the really good things are usually stand the test of time.

Now there are a few things here remember. First of all not increase or decrease the speed of the serpent. Secondly, you can go through walls and come from the other side, so you need to stay out of it. Further, if you want a high score, you keep in mind that the keyboard response may be not very fast, so you make your moves accordingly. And finally the scoreboard moves a little differently here. It is constantly in motion and get the gifts it does means that you can a high score of rack, what faster by you long enough to stay alive.

After you are finished, you can your guests with other parts. Fortunately, you have to the page of 'Like' to play the game. In fact, you need playing not even to a Facebook account, i.e. anyone who can the Flash Player plugin and a keyboard which they.

You can try it out in the link below. Note that it is very addictive.

Mozilla give us some fun facts regarding their much loved browser during 2011 [INFOGRAPHIC]

Mozilla’s popular Firefox browser has sat at the top of the rankings since 2009, beating off the likes of veteran browser Internet Explorer and relative (2008) newcomer, Google Chrome.

Over the course of 2011, we’ve seen Mozilla push new features and extend the Firefox family with the likes of Firefox for Android and their development channel Firefox Aurora, but let them team show just what they got up to across the last 12 months.

Who knew they’d been measuring cuteness (or that it was even definable). So is Firefox your browser of choice or are you a fan of one of its main rivals, let us know which one and why, down below in the comments.

Google employees taste Ice Cream Sandwich on their Nexus S, mere mortals not far from getting it on theirs

Ever since Google announced the Galaxy Nexus and along with it Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, those of us with a Nexus S have been salivating at the chance of getting it on our own devices. Unfortunately, Google did not give any official date as to when the update will be made available for download.

It seems now, however, that it won’t be too long now. A Google employee posted on Google+ that he got the Ice Cream Sandwich on his Nexus S and that ‘it’s looking great’. The update was later on deleted from the site but you can see a screenshot below.

Usually when a product is near completion it is given to some of the company employees for testing, a process known as dogfooding and by the looks of it this is exactly what is happening with the ICS update for Nexus S. I guess it won’t be long now and if I have to make a guess we should see the update come out in this month itself.

Of course the impatient ones have had the option to install the custom ROM for quite some time now but there’s nothing like getting the goods directly from the factory.