Phantom Fiber Corporation, a producer of mobile solutions, including but not limited to gaming, banking, brokerage, and video surveillance is proud to announce further market-leading enhancements to their wireless platform as the company expands into the UK & European markets. In response to the demand for a mobile solution capable of supporting the latest advances in mobile devices and networks, Phantom Fiber can now support over 1,500 mobile handsets and PDAs, including all of the most popular devices used across the UK and Europe.

Digital Chocolate, Inc., a leading publisher of high-quality, original software for mobile phones, announced the launch of DChoc Cafe Series, a revolutionary new suite of games that merges casual, well-known titles with social networking elements, designed to virally drive new users to mobile gaming. Global carrier launches for the DChoc Cafe Series are now underway for more than 100 operators. Games in the series are already available on 3, AT&T and T-Mobile. Additional operators and partners expected to launch DChoc Cafe games over the next several weeks include Alltel, Nokia (including the new N-game platform), O2, Orange, Telefonica, SFR, Sony Ericsson, Sprint, Telecom New Zealand, Telstra, Virgin Mobile and Vodafone.

Oasys Mobile, Inc., a leading provider of premium mobile media content, products and services, announces the launch of UNO Classic 2007 on AT&T. This game will be widely available across most major domestic carriers by the end of September 2007. UNO Classic 2007 is an extension of the previously released line of UNO mobile games. UNO is the No. 1 card game in America. Having sold millions of copies throughout the world, UNO continues to attract new consumers across all cultures, genders and generations.

Sudoku, Match Three and Collapsing Blocks are the first three games to be released for the Apple iPhone from MacMost. The mobile iPhone games can be played for free by Apple iPhone users by simply using their iPhone to browse to the MacMost website. MacMost is a Apple enthusiast site with news, tutorials and a weekly video podcast. It is produced by CleverMedia, an Internet content company that has created more than 300 Web-based games since 1995. Gary Rosenzweig, founder of CleverMedia and executive producer of MacMost, created the games in anticipation of the Apple iPhone launch, without being able to test the games until the Apple iPhone was released on June 29.

PopCap Games, the leading developer and publisher of casual games, and BPlay, the one-stop entertainment solution for BlackBerry users, announced the immediate availability of the Chuzzle game for BlackBerry Smartphones from Research In Motion. Chuzzle, which carries a retail price of $7.99 for the BlackBerry version, is available throughout the company’s website. To access the game, customers simply go to the Bplay website on their mobile phones, select Top 10, and then select Chuzzle. The title has been very successful at retail and on the Web, where it has been downloaded millions of times.

Along Mobile Technologies, provider of wireless interactive entertainment products and services in China, announced it reached an agreement with key mobile manufacturers to have its Whatplay game pre-loaded onto around 30,000 newly-launched mobile phones that are now available at over 100 retail point of sales in Beijing and Xi'an. "We are very pleased to have our Whatplay game pre-installed on newly- launched mobile phones. Our mobile products can now reach new market segments and customers in a more direct and convenient way. We are looking forward to having our mobile products pre-installed on more mobile phones around the world in the near future," said Li Jianwei, CEO of Along Mobile Technologies.

Gameloft, a leading publisher and developer of video games for mobile phones, announced it has signed a distribution agreement with Paramount Pictures for world-wide rights to the mobile game inspired by the upcoming feature film, ”Beowulf” from Academy Award winning director Robert Zemeckis. Neil Gaiman & Roger Avary adapted the legend for the screen. The film is produced by Steve Starkey, Robert Zemeckis and Jack Rapke. The executive producers are Martin Shafer, Roger Avary and Neil Gaiman. Gameloft will develop, publish and distribute the game in over 75 countries. The mobile game is expected to release in conjunction with the movie’s planned opening in November 2007.

Woodstock’s nest has fallen and he needs Snoopy’s help! No fear - it’s Snoopy to the rescue in Snoopy the Flying Ace, the latest mobile game from Namco Networks, a publisher and developer of wireless games. In Snoopy the Flying Ace by Namco, players put their piloting skills to the test as Snoopy in his famous fantasy as the WWI Flying Ace, steering his Sopwith Camel deep within “enemy territory,” (the familiar Peanuts neighborhood) to capture balloons and raise Woodstock’s nest. Guide Snoopy through exhilarating aerial adventures from the “Western Front” to the “French Countryside” while avoiding obstacles, including storm clouds, kites and the dreaded Red Baron, which will knock Snoopy off course and leave Woodstock’s nest grounded.

SNAP Mobile kicked off the Multiplayer game Competition at the Develop Conference & Expo, a European event for gaming professionals. SNAP Mobile launched the game development contest to offer developers a unique, fast track way to break into the multiplayer games market and still retain the rights to their games. SNAP Mobile intends to use the competition to attract developers to build games on the SNAP mobile platform, which works on compatible Java-based phones regardless of manufacturer. Developers can submit game concepts from 1 to 30 August 2007 by sending a e-mail to Nokia. The multiplayer contest is one category within the larger Mobile Rules! competition sponsored by Nokia.