Thankfully, there is a new way to do this that is totally worth the investment, but not many people actually know about the emergency iPhone charger yet. This is going to be one of those devices that reshapes the way we view our iPhones and will definitely be something that nearly every owner will want to make sure that they have in their homes or cars. Make no mistake about it, having one of these can be the absolute key to living through a dangerous situation that otherwise might strand us without a phone.

While South Korea based companies such as Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics might be alarmed to see the iPhone’s introduction, local carriers KT Corporation and SK Telecom are going to provide their services as carriers for this hot mobile phone now that the Korean Communications Commission has approved Apple’s products for their nation. Both LG and Samsung are expected by both Apple and industry experts to develop and release their own handsets, no serious competition is anticipated at this point since Apple regularly trounces is competition in the global market place due not only to its technology, but the experience it has crafted for consumers.

Huge names such as Bell & Ross, Dewitt, Dior, Piaget, Van Cleef & Arpels, and even global giant Breitling, have all created apps by which they intend to woo a potentially new base of customers. Rather than aiming their efforts towards the traditional customer base of watch collectors, the companies are hoping to draw in a more tech savvy and younger fan base from among the growing mobile device demographic. As profits for watch makers continue to dive, the cheap advertising available via iPhone apps is intended to be a cost effective measure for the companies to raise their sales levels in the coming year.

By teaming up with developer Other Ocean, SEGA seeks to improve the controls in Super Monkey Ball 2 by focusing on what it learned from customer feedback it garnered after the initial title’s release. By taking a lesson from Nintendo’s Wii console, the gaming giant is employing massive development efforts to upgrade the precision of controls and make the game far more playable than their last go around. Gamers will be able to calibrate the controls to suit their own styles of movement, thereby increasing the effectiveness of the controls to suit the individual user.

This is not to say that Apple is going to be shoved into oblivion, in fact, far from it according to experts. The real prize here is that consumers will benefit from the competition like never before. One only needs to look to the HTC HD2 to see that there is definitely a major wave of competition soon to be crashing up against Apple’s long held and highly secure shores. Analysts predict that Apple will not go down without a fight and that price drops are to be expected, a benefit that will bring a huge number of people into the smart phone market and help make the devices even more widespread than they currently are. This means that in the future, consumers should expect to be able to choose from a range of high end products at much more affordable price points.

The nexus of this movement brought forth a wide variety of solutions to solve the problems of those wanting to unlock iPhone 3G phones. The ease of use that these solutions offered meant that it was no longer the hi tech elite who could benefit from this new found freedom. Today, many cost conscious consumers have chosen to unlock their mobile devices in the pursuit of more reasonable phone service that offered them the pricing and benefits they desired. Despite the movement, many still remain unaware of the benefits to them after their phone is free of the Apple stranglehold. The primary social motivator is the consumer base forcing the corporate powers to recognize that when they pay for a device, they have the right to do with it what they please. The cost saving, the greater control over personal property and the defense of personal rights is what experts believe will keep this movement rolling until the corporations come to see the error of their greed driven ways.

The husband and wife team behind the game, Matt and Maggie West, set up Westbright Ltd in 2003 to develop these kinds of titles that offer non complex gaming fun for all ages. In Zombies 1.0, players will maneuver through levels attempting to avoid hordes of zombies that are constantly coming their way. Players will be able to out navigate the zombies so that they collide with one another and burst into flame, even making use of a Fleeing spell in order to do so. With the aid of Banish spells, players will be able to get rid of an entire group of zombies that are getting dangerously close to them.

Since most horror themed games for the iPhone rely too heavily on gore or horrific scenes to be suitable for children, the team at Westbright worked to provide a more comic gaming style that would remind players of Scooby Doo and other family friendly titles.

Zombies 1.0 will work on any device running OS 2.0 or later and retails for $2.99 through Apple’s App Store.

The app comes at a time when the Four Seasons has been building its brand by establishing a YouTube channel, an online magazine, and both corporate and individual Twitter feeds to keep the company’s image strong in the minds of consumers. All of these upgrades were created to meet the wishes of guests who had requested more online interactivity via comments on the company website and participation in surveys. Prior to this, Four Seasons’ website had enjoyed a fairly substantial amount of visitors who enjoyed videos of the hotels as well as an extensive photo library. The “virtual vacations” users sampled through that website are now greatly expanded by the app.

Using the app, customers will be able to find a room from one of the Four Seasons 80 resorts or hotels around the world, select a spa treatment and make reservations, or take a digital tour of the company’s travel offerings. The app is available for free download.

Players will take on the role of a teddy bear that has been caught behind enemy lines and must battle its way out by choosing from a large arsenal of weapons including an assault rifle that contains unlimited ammo and secondary weapons such as unicorn blood toxic to your opponents, a crossbow made from a unicorn’s horn, a profanity megaphone, a pot of gold used to devour their souls and a bearzooka to shoot the limbs of your fallen enemies. Sand bags and other defensive counter measures are also available to protect the player as the rounds progress and the action grows more intense. The controls were designed to be easily grasped after a brief tutorial so that players can get directly into the action within minutes.

SkyVu intended the game as a comical farce of fairy tale violence, but potential gamers will want to take note that the gore can be intense if the gore mode is turned on. The protagonist featured in the game does tend towards high levels of what many may consider to be inappropriate language so the game is clearly aimed at a more mature audience.

Battle Bears is available for download with a $1.00 price tag.

Touch Squash is the seminal title from Rolocule and the company’s hope is that the game will provide not only an outlet for those who enjoy this more obscure sport, but a means through which those interested in squash can learn more of what the sport is all about. Due to the speed at which the ball moves, squash is not suited for televised presentation and as of yet, is not an official Olympic sport.

The recently released v2.0 of Touch Squash also features worldwide multiplayer functionality via the AGON Online social platform for iPhone games. This service allows players to compete against those in other nations to win awards and publish their stories on Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites.

Touch Squash is available to those with the iPhone 2.2.1 or later update and costs $0.99 from Apple’s App Store.