Gameloft, a leading global publisher of digital and social games, and Classic Media, a global media company with a portfolio of some of the world’s leading family entertainment brands, announce the release of  Where’s Wally Now? for Android smartphones & tablets.

Based on the publishing phenomenon, Where’s Wally Now? allows fans of the elusive world traveller to enter scenes from of the acclaimed book on their mobile phones, enabling them to find Wally anytime, anywhere!

In Where’s Wally Now?, Wally uses Wizard Whitebeard’s magic walking stick to travel through space and time as players follow his journey through seven unique levels. Putting players search-and-find skills to the test, each level provides a challenging variety of searchable content, opportunities to unlock bonus content and never before seen mini-games featuring Wally and his friends.

With a new adventure at every turn, Wally blends into crowds throughout time from the Stone Age to the Future, leading players to ask – where IS Wally now?

“The Where’s Wally? books have enjoyed international success for years. We are excited to partner with Classic Media to let fans of the series rediscover such an iconic character as Wally on their mobile phones,” announced Karine Kaiser, VP Marketing and Licensing for Gameloft

“We’re very excited to partner with Gameloft to provide fans everywhere with a new Where’s Wally? mobile adventure.” said Nicole Blake, EVP, Global Marketing & Consumer Products, Classic Media. “With Android smartphones & tablets fans can continue the search for Wally on-the-go!”

“Where’s Wally Now?” is now available for Android smartphones, tablets and feature phones.

About Where’s Wally? Created by Martin Handford and first published in 1987, Where’s Wally? is one of the most recognisable characters in the world and a pop-culture icon. A global publishing phenomenon with 56+ million books sold worldwide, the successful series is published in more than 38 countries, and has been translated into more than 30 languages and has sold 5.8+ million Apps to date.

JOIN THE SEARCH! as the ultimate world traveller embarks on A Fantastic Journey to celebrate his 25th Anniversary in 2012. Online, in-store, or at events-who knows where Wally will be spotted next? Keep your eyes open. You won’t be the only one searching. http://www.whereswally.co.uk

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Rumors regarding the creation of Amazon’s new tablet have been confirmed by invitations to members of the press. On Wednesday September 28, Amazon will unveil a new product to the market, and after much speculation, it has now been confirmed that it is the new Amazon Kindle that was under investigation for quite some time.

‘Amazon Kindle’ is the name of the new tablet by Amazon, a name that consumers will already be familiar with. What distinguishes this product from the e-reader is the new features installed. The new tablet has a 7-inch touch screen that displays its content in full color, and also runs the Android operating system.

What’s interesting about this tablet is that the interface was designed specifically for the Amazon tablet. The key colors displayed in the tablet are dark blue, black and orange, which are also the colors used to represent the notifications from apps at the top of the screen next to your Kindle’s name. The main screen resembles the cover flow in iTunes that users can easily recognize.

The tablet will have its own Amazon Android Appstore, and will include Google as the default search engine browser. The web browser looks like the typical web browser for other Android devices and includes tabs for different pages. It will also include the Kindle book reader app so customers can still have access to their Amazon eBook purchases.

The tablet only has 6 GB of memory, mainly reserved for apps and book storing. The reason for this may be that Amazon wants to focus on clouding, as it offers Amazon cloud player for music. The company also plans to give out a free subscription to Amazon Prime, which normally goes for $79 a year, and allows unlimited access to Amazon Instant video and their free 2-day shipping for Amazon purchases as well as no minimum for delivery.

This new device sells for half the iPad price, and the same price as the Barnes and Nobles Nook at $250. It is expected to be released in November before the holidays, which will make for a great holiday gift. Rumors also say that a 10-inch tablet is expected to debut early next year.

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