Implementation of Multiplayer Bluetooth Memory Game for Mobile Phones
Keywords:
3G Wi-Fi, bluetooth, GPRS, infrared, symbian OSAbstract
With time and technology, mobiles have been revolutionized from a communicating device to something which can be used for computing, entertainment as well as communication. Entertainment is perhaps the field which attracts most of the customers to a particular model. Hence these days, the various mobile developers are releasing phones which support various forms of entertainment viz. mp3 support, attractive games, etc. Today gaming is an integral part of mobile phone. With high quality graphics and sound, mobile games are the trend of the latest mobiles. With the advent in technology mobile phones, it gave facility to play with anyone
anywhere in the world. But along with that it has certain issues. We have developed a Multiplayer Memory game on Mobile phone by making use of Bluetooth functionality of the mobile phones [1]. This paper focuses on the Implementation of Multiplayer Bluetooth Memory Game on mobile phones.
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