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Set up your table the way you like it with custom card fronts, bard backs, backgrounds, and the option to mirror the layout if you prefer! Astraware Solitaire was launched as a paid product, but over time more players prefer to download and try games first, so along with our other puzzle games, we have converted Solitaire to a free download, with the option to play with occasional ads and stay free, or a single in-app purchase to unlock the game permanently to be deluxe and ad-free.

All previous purchasers getting the new version 2. If you have previously purchased as a full version, and the game is now showing you heart tokens to earn, and ads when these are all used, it may be that you have changed account or logged out since you originally purchased. Please log in to your Apple or Google Play account on your device so that Solitaire can check back and confirm the purchase and unlock again! If you have any further problems after doing this, get in touch with us via the in-game support and we will make sure it is resolved for you.

Please Login or register here to add your comments. I never said or insinuated that it was a WebOS app. I Stand Corrected, thank you. To make a long, long, long story short, I still have the borked Pre again but am furiously trying to sell it at the moment. It has literally a few hours' use on it via wi-fi and has never been activated on Sprint. I shall use it in my Droid vs. Scott; No prob, just wanted to make sure everyone was on the same page.

Are you still using a Zodiac or have you moved on? The back story is about a planet made from clay where one country decides to invade another. I used all of my free games trying to get my screenshot program to work.

The bad news here is that the bad guys often attack from the rear in big, tough to kill ships. The combination of small screen and small 4-way navigator button makes it hard for me with my poor eyesight and big fingers to play the game smoothly.

I am trying the demo version, and I find it an enjoyable game. We have no vacancies. We do our own development apps, games, website, servers, databases , thankyou very much! We also do our own QA testing and customer support.

Around , David bought a Palm Pilot handheld organizer, and began to program for it. We worked on some games, still as a hobby, until we made a particularly successful one called Zap! That was enough for us to go full time into mobile development, making more games as we went along. We landed some lucky deals, including creating some conversions of some great Midway games including Spy Hunter, Joust, Sinistar and more — which we really enjoyed making to an incredibly tight schedule!

During this time we started to license some great titles from within the nascent casual games industry. Amongst these, Bejeweled was particularly great for us as it was perfect for the stylus screens of the devices of that time, and we were able to expand to create many more games for devices from Palm, Handspring, Sony, and many more.

During this time we attracted a fantastic group of enthusiastic and brave!