G-Sensor Applications/Games

[isaacchacon]

i wanted to add the lightsaber download on my touch pro but it is only for the diamond..... is it possible to download on my pro

Originally Posted by isaacchacon

i wanted to add the lightsaber download on my touch pro but it is only for the diamond..... is it possible to download on my pro

It will work just fine on the pro... I played with it a while ago, had a small lightsaber duel with my friend's iPhone. He won, his was bigger

hahah

[[sammich]]

Originally Posted by isaacchacon

i wanted to add the lightsaber download on my touch pro but it is only for the diamond..... is it possible to download on my pro

Yup, 99% of apps that work on the Diamond will work on the Touch Pro and vice-versa. That's the beauty of Windows Mobile.

[x10guy]

Originally Posted by saumaun

Yup, 99% of apps that work on the Diamond will work on the Touch Pro and vice-versa. That's the beauty of Windows Mobile.

Not quite sure I get it... Is it really Windows Mobile or the fact that the diamond and TP are made by the same company at approximately the same time with approximately the same feature set. There are a few differences but the main one is that the TP has the slide out keyboard.

I don't really their compatibility is due simply because it is running Windows Mobile.

[falzon03]

the make of the phones doesnt really matter......what matters is the operating system and the hardware.....if it is just a simple game (no gsensor) that can use a touch screen then it will work on most windows mobile 6.1 devices....the game copter for example...its a touch screen based game where you avoid obstacles by flying higher or lower (touching the screen makes you fly higher) this game works on any windows mobile 6.1 device with a touch screen...so its the programming of the game + what hardware is needed for the game

easiest comparison....its exactly like a computer.....you and a friend have a computer game for windows xp.....your computer is a dell his is an hp...the game works on both computers....its bc your both using windows xp

Originally Posted by x10guy

Not quite sure I get it... Is it really Windows Mobile or the fact that the diamond and TP are made by the same company at approximately the same time with approximately the same feature set. There are a few differences but the main one is that the TP has the slide out keyboard.

I don't really their compatibility is due simply because it is running Windows Mobile.

[z28marols1]

Originally Posted by falzon03

the make of the phones doesnt really matter......what matters is the operating system and the hardware.....if it is just a simple game (no gsensor) that can use a touch screen then it will work on most windows mobile 6.1 devices....the game copter for example...its a touch screen based game where you avoid obstacles by flying higher or lower (touching the screen makes you fly higher) this game works on any windows mobile 6.1 device with a touch screen...so its the programming of the game + what hardware is needed for the game

easiest comparison....its exactly like a computer.....you and a friend have a computer game for windows xp.....your computer is a dell his is an hp...the game works on both computers....its bc your both using windows xp

this is exactly right. The code is built to work with a specific operating system, in this case windows mobile. Some games do require specific hardware, ie. games that rely on the gsensor. In fact, even if you didnt have a gsensor most of those games would still run, you just wouldn't be able to use that part of the game. The only catch is that there are apps out there built to control specific parts of the hardware (like flashlight or nuelight, for example). Those may not work on just any phone thats running windows mobile...

[falzon03]

thats right...i didnt even put those applications to though....i think we got all the grounds covered between our posts though lol.....anymore questions about it you can just pm me and ill shoot you some links explaining it

Originally Posted by z28marols1

this is exactly right. The code is built to work with a specific operating system, in this case windows mobile. Some games do require specific hardware, ie. games that rely on the gsensor. In fact, even if you didnt have a gsensor most of those games would still run, you just wouldn't be able to use that part of the game. The only catch is that there are apps out there built to control specific parts of the hardware (like flashlight or nuelight, for example). Those may not work on just any phone thats running windows mobile...