Gaming Smartphone by Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is smartphone specially dedicated to playing games. Not just a matter of  hardware, gaming content ecosystem also worked seriously claimed by Sony Ericsson.

In addition to seven games already available on the Xperia Play, users can also download a variety of games that are optimized for the handset. Claimed, hundreds of games optimized for the Xperia Play and is available in the Android Market.

"All the games can be downloaded via the Xperia Play launcher, applications that can be activated by opening the gamepad," said Djunaidi Satrio, Head of Marketing at Sony Ericsson Xperia Play at the launch of Indonesia in Jakarta on Friday afternoon (7/25/2011).

Xperia Play Launcher is recommended games and lets consumers search for game titles that are optimized for the Xperia Play. Some games are free but some are paid. For gaming transactions can be paid by credit card.

Sony Ericsson is working with various game developers. Among Gameloft already provides 15 titles game for the Xperia Play.

The title game is already present in the cell phone is FIFA 10, Madden 11, The Sims 3, Star Battalion, Bruce Lee: Dragon Warrior, Crash Bandicoot and Asphalt 6. Other games can be downloaded include Guns n Glory, Assassin's Creed Altair's Chronicles to Splinter Cell.

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Iran Attacked by Computer Virus Again

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Officials in Iran called the second worm attacks  on the country  after  Stuxnet. However, antivirus experts have not detected it.

Brigadier General Gholam-Reza Jalali, a senior military official in Iran, claiming the existence of the worm type malware attacks on the country.

As quoted from TheRegister, Tuesday (26/04/2011), Jalali said the attack was still under investigation. The worm was dubbed the Stars and is referred to as'virus spy'.

"Some characteristics of the Stars has been identified, including that it is compatible with systems that were attacked and damaged a little and could initially only be considered as one executable file owned by the government," said Jalali, head of the anti-sabotage unit in Iran.

Jalali did not mention what computer system targeted by the Stars. He also said his country should prepare for similar attacks in the future.

On the other hand, antivirus researchers outside of Iran claimed to have discovered or check the presence of the worm named Stars. F-Secure, for example, said it is not able to claim Jalali associate with the virus they studied.

"We do not know whether this is another cyber attack against Iran. We also do not know whether this is just regular Windows worm which was announced as the attacks in the cyber war," said Mikko Hypponen, antivirus research at F-Secure.

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