Swampy Left Behind The Angry Birds

Online, November 25, 2011 (Newswire.com) - As technology comes up with new concept and ideas, this time surprisingly scientists have now come up with a new concept that will a robot to use smart phone as its brain. It is called 'Romo', developed by the people at Romotive.

Discovery News reported that you just need to put a wheeled chassis on a smart phone or iPod touch that allows for using the device as the 'brain'. Controls can be downloaded as apps, since they are contained entirely within the phone.

We can add new physical qualifications to Romo, such as a scoop or a claw. To our surprise, the robot can be linked with several brands of smart phone.

So mobile gamers, are you ready to play one more game on your iPhone named 'W here's My Water?' the new mobile game from Walt Disney, stars Swampy, an alligator who lives in an underground sewer.

Swampy, the alligator has googly eyes likes to lie around around in his subterranean bathtub while he scrubs his back with a brush. What you need to do is to swipe fingers across screen of the iPhone to guide water into his tub while dodging toxic sludge and collecting rubber duckies as prizes. You have to pay 99 cent that you can also play on Apple's iPad tablet.

"This is a very, very cost-effective way to develop characters," said Tim Nollen, an analyst at Macquarie Capital USA Inc. in New York. "It's a new way of doing things."

According to a recent survey of 1,384 parents by Common Sense Media Inc., about 52% of kids 8 and younger have used a mobile device for games and other activities.

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