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i-Citizen Worlds first 3D world for mobiles
April 20, 2008
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Well there are alternatives to Secondlife. You can try I-Citizen. It’s new and fresh what’s more it’s the world’s first 3D world on mobile handsets. I know Secondlife and google are working hard to also release one for mobiles but Micazook with i-Citizen got there first. I-Citizen is also going to be available on PC format shortly with some massive cities like London and New York etc. Its fun to play and you can meet people and chat to them as you might have guessed. On a promotional note they give free prizes away to also keep members happy so if you want to give it a try then a place called I-Bid is a good starting point. Its beta release was announced in March 2008 and anyone can give it arty. You can get it from your mobiles browser or your pc by going to http://wap.icitizencommunity.com. Enjoy.