EA Scrabble Connect Now Available for the iPhone and iPod Touch

Author: Brian

25 Mar

For iPhone and iPod Touch owners that love word games and challenges, here is a new game to add to your gadget. The new edition of SCRABBLE connects the Facebook SCRABBLE application to a SCRABBLE game on iPhone and iPod touch – or vice versa – allowing fans in the U.S. and Canada to have access to their favorite Hasbro-branded crossword puzzle game any time, any place.

This connected version of SCRABBLE provides an intuitive interface that allows head-to-head challenges with family, friends or anyone accessing the game on Facebook, an iPhone or iPod touch. Start on Facebook and switch to iPhone or iPod touch to keep playing on the go. Connect with a Facebook friend from an iPhone or iPod touch or join a public game on Facebook.

With easy tracking of scores and statistics, players always know where they rank against competitors. While playing SCRABBLE, gamers can enjoy built-in chat so they can converse with opponents and friends throughout the game. Players can also get help from in-game dictionaries.

SCRABBLE is available on Apple’s App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or at www.itunes.com/appstore, and on Facebook for users in the U.S. and Canada, or by simply visiting www.eamobile.com. Customers who currently own SCRABBLE for the iPhone and iPod touch can download the update for free on their device.

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Wood Scrabble Keyboard Scores Points for Design

Author: Chris

18 Jan

A wooden keyboard made of real Scrabble tiles is not exactly a must-have product but it certainly scores some points for design. And it’s a custom made piece too so you won’t be able to find it at any retailers soon. You could try making one for yourself if you think you’re up to the challenge. Most of the keys are real Scrabble tiles. All the tiles were then build onto a mechanical switch keyboard, and voila, the USB keyboard was completed. The brushed aluminum for the casing was used as the keyboard was made for a Mac user. So how much does a custom keyboard cost?