Mahjong Time releases its iOS Mobile app
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- Created on Thursday, 31 May 2012 10:42
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 November 2012 18:00
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SAN DIEGO - Mahjong Time has announced immediate availability of their highly-anticipated Mahjong Time Mobile iOS app for iPhone and iPad, enabling Mahjong Time players to connect to the game from their favorite Apple mobile devices. The app has been available on Google Android devices, and has now extended its bounds to most of the smartphone and tablet market. The app connects PC and mobile users in the different types of games available at Mahjong Time, and uses Internet connectivity through 3g, 4g, or WiFi.
Slava Novozhenya, Mahjong Time CEO commented: “Internet and computing technology does not stop with the PC, and now neither does Mahjong Time. We undertook the Mahjong Time Mobile project to lead the industry and truly break ground in the multiplayer mahjong world. Mahjong Time now has a new and boundless medium to operate on, and the success of its deployment is showing how powerful the mobility factor can be.”
The Mobile app offers seamless integration with the currently available Mahjong Time services and an intuitive UI, which players have already benefited from. Mahjong Time hopes that the year-to-date success of the Android application is a good indicator of the future performance of the new Apple version.
Multiplayer
Founded in 2004, San Diego-based Mahjong Time is a premier provider of online and mobile multiplayer mahjong software and complete turnkey solutions. The Mahjong Time in-browser, Android, and iOS platforms provide eight different mahjong rule sets that appeal to the needs of discerning players worldwide. Offered features include advanced subscription, tournament play, and Web 2.0 capabilities which allow players greater connectivity, including the ability to establish friend networks and to create private game rooms.
I do not know how much the relative luck I enjoyed eased my games in WMC, but I got the impression that the average level of Chinese players was not signifantly higher than the one of European players, save a minority of them who played amazingly.
I want to tell , first that in Toulouse , this Tounament was initially the festival of THE Game .
Marc PIRIS Pdt of the "Blue frog Mah-Jong Club"
Evaluate the game by all means. If you call yourselves 'International',please do not invite people from other countries and make fun of them.It is in bad taste.