Cell Phones Gaming Videos — 14 April 2010
Gaming on a smartphone can be a bit challenging since they lack a dedicated gaming pad. Taking a cue from the iControlpad or Gamebone, the GameGripper fits on top of the DROID’s QWERTY keyboard and converts the phone into something analogous with a Nintendo DS. There’s no special software needed since the GameGripper maps itself to a select set of keys on the DROID’s QWERTY keyboard, provided of course that you’ve mapped the proper keys to the game your playing.
You can nab one for about $15 before shipping.
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