Frodo Loves You
Forget stupid ring tones and slightly litigious camera capabilities. Here's another good reason to own one of those shiny new mobile phones like the Nokia Series 60: the Commodore 64! That's right, Hannu Viitala, working with the existing Commodore engine, Frodo, has built a Bluetooth-aware port of our beloved Commodore 64. Now you can conduct some serious gaming on your way to the office with the likes of Galaxian and Tai Chi Tortoise. As Commodore founder Jack Tramiel said, "Computers for the masses, not the classes." Download Frodo for your Nokia here: koti.mbnet.fi/~haviital/
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