One of the problems with mobile gaming is the less-than-ideal controls: playing a game with a mobile keypad can be a frustrating experience. A new Bluetooth controller called the ZeeMote could help. It looks a bit like the Nunchuck controller that comes with Nintendo's Wii, and provides a proper joystick and buttons. Watch the video below for a demonstration, and click here for more information.
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04 October 2007
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