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I love Mafia Wars. Don't ask me why. It's a silly, very basic interfaced game that really only draws so much attention because people want to see how their friends are doing. But, for millions every day, it is an entertaining diversion that allows them to show off how good they are at networking and completing simple tasks.

Using a Guide

But, let's face it. Mafia Wars, for as simple as it seems, is tough to do well in. There are just so many people out there and you have to compete with every single one of them. They rob you, beat you up and take all the good mafia members. So, where do you go to find the path to glory without spending tons of cash (*cough* Godfather Points *cough*).

The answer is simple enough now that I've stumbled upon the Mafia Wars Blueprint. This guide, which was recently released to quite a bit of interest, is quickly becoming the go to guide for anyone truly serious about finding the best guide on the market to help them launch their Mafioso career.

The basics are relatively simple. The guide shows you how to get started in the game, how to build your mafia at rapid speed without having to spend a dime, and how to never actually get beaten by your enemies.

Beyond that though, it shows you to reduce the time spent while getting more from that time. The biggest problem most people have with this game is that they're not bored college students who have nothing better to do than to sit around and play the game.

So, a guide like this that breaks it down in a way that makes it incredibly easy to get a lot done very quickly is incredibly impressive.

Do You Need a Good Guide

You may not think you need a good guide, but the odds are that you're just as far behind everyone as I was a few weeks ago. The Mafia Wars Blueprint is the real deal. It's going to get you to where you need to be, where you can dominate your enemies, and quickly land atop the heap of millions that play this game. You do that and you'll be pretty much set for as long as you continue to play the game. Check it out by going to myappsworld.com/myspace and clicking the link.

Chad

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I decided to bring back the popular MySpace Apps page with a new twist.  One thing people were asking for day in and day out was strategy guides and cheat codes for their favorite social networking apps.  So I worked diligently to find the most effective, most popular guides on the net and added them to my site.  The first is the FarmVille Secrets Guide.  It's already selling like bonkers.  There are more to come, as soon as I work out some better deals for you with the authors.  I made it my goal to only give you the best prices I could get for reliable guides.  Hope you enjoy them and don't forget to sign up for the My Apps World mailing list, to get the latest updates.  The signup form is at myappsworld.com/mailing.

 Enjoy!

Chad

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If you're like me, you like to be able to watch some TV every now and then on your phone.  When I'm traveling, I watch some games or whatever.  The problem is, it's not like I watch it all that often.  But to be able to get actual live tv on your phone, not just 2 minute podcasts, you have to pay a subscription fee each month.  I'm just not sure I watch it enough for that.  Well, no more subscription fees.  I have found a great mobile tv app that is a one-time download with no subscription fees ever.  It is called Mobile TV Pro.  I have provided the link for you, because it is simply awesome.

Just imagine only paying for one download and that's it.  Ever.  Plus, there are a lot more channels on Mobile TV Pro than there are on those monthly guys.  Give it a look, it's really a great deal.  There's also a link on the front page of myappsworld.com to the mobile tv app.

Chad

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Ok, So I decided to post a few links to reviews of the new Droid phones here for you guys to see:

www.engadget.com/2009/10/30/motorola-droid-review/

www.cnet.com/8301-19736_1-10385261-251.html

www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2354951,00.asp

http://nerdworld.blogs.time.com/2009/11/05/motorola-droid-review-verizon-wireless/

We've already got a lot of cool Android Apps at MyAppsWorld.com , so don't forget to check them out!

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