I have recently uploaded some 3D Java games for Nokia N95 and N73. A few people asked me about Sony Ericsson games too. So for those who asked me, here are some Java games for Sony Ericsson although the list is not as big as Nokia. But I'll try to gather more and will upload more. So come and check again. They should be compatible with K790I, K800I, W900I and more. Have fun!!!
2005 TigerWoodsGolf
3D Bomberman
3D Dungeon Warrior
3D Pool
3D Santa Quest
Aero Mission 3D
Alpha Wing 2
Beach Minigolf 3D
Bertie Duck
Cloud Commander
CopMan 3D
Cupid 3D
Dragon And Dracula 3D (Rus)
Ducati 3D Extreme
Extreme Air Snowboarding 3D
FastAndFurious
Free Flight
Galaxy On Fire
Geopod DC
HungryPuppy3D
Jet Set Racing
MINI 3D
Cadillac CTSThis year's Australian International Motor Show is bringing plenty of interesting cars in for car-lovers. It will be held from 9th Oct - 19th Oct. There will be six categories of shows.
- Supercar Central
- Family Day
- Concept cars
- Classic Car Promenade
- Waeco 4WD Action Track
- Centre for Road Safety (featuring the NSW SpeedBlitz Blues cricket team)
Bolwell NagariSupercar Central brings together some of the best low-volume, hand-crafted exotics the automotive world has to offer, including the $2.1 million Koenigsegg CCX supercar from Sweden, the $1.5 million Pagani Zonda Roadster from Italy and the spectacular Bolwell Nagari sports car from Australia.
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For those of you who enjoyed N95 Games Part 1 and Part 2, here are some more java games to give you more fun. Most of them were not included before. So I should probably call it Part 3 then.
Ferrari Enzo has always been one of my dream sport cars. Only 400 were manufactured.
The Enzo can accelerate to 60 mph (97 km/h) in 3.14 seconds and can reach 100 mph (160 km/h) in 6.6 seconds. The ¼ mile (~400 m) time is from 10.8 to 11.2 sec at well over 130 mph (210 km/h) and the top speed is estimated at 354 kilometers per hour (230.95 mph). It is rated at 12 mpg–U.S. (19.6 L/100 km / 14.4 mpg–imp) in the city and 18 mpg–U.S. (13.07 L/100 km / 21.6 mpg–imp) on the highway.
Would-be-first-home-buyers across Australia will be able to take advantage of the Federal Government's first home saver accounts from today.
The accounts will be offered by major financial institutions across the country, including ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, AMP, Members Equity and several credit unions.
Here are some key facts
- No minimum deposit required to open account
- Limit of $75,000 on overall account balance
- Flat Government contribution of 17% paid on first $5,000 of individual contributions made each year (you could get max $850 a year for free)
- Government contributions are tax free
- Interest earned taxed at 15% (the provider is responsible to pay so they will work out the effective interest for you)
- Can still claim the First Home Buyers Grant in addition
- Available through public-offer superannuation providers, life insurers, friendly societies, banks, building societies and credit unions
Potential drawbacks
- You must contribute at least $1,000 in at least four separate financial years before you can withdraw your funds
- You must use your fund to purchase or build a new home. The only alternative is to switch the entire amount into your superannuation fund
- You must live in the home for at least 6 months within the first 12 months of purchase or completion of construction
To find out more about the FHSA, you can also visit the Government’s website.
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