IT'S A MOBILE WORLD
Apps and mobile development in general have become an incredibly critical platform for almost every company in the world, and yet every day the landscape becomes broader and more confusing.

3Jacks has a unique background and extensive experience working with both enterprise and start-up companies. This gives 3Jacks the ability to tailor its offerings to be precise and efficient no matter the project. 3Jacks specializes in contract engineering services which enable companies and individuals to bring their ideas to market on time and on budget.

Today, Ten Thousand is being featured in Free App Magic selection by MagicSolver. As a result, we are giving away our best selling Farkle game for free today! Come and get it!!!

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/10-000-a-game-of-farkle/id323637303?mt=8

We are pleased to announce that WiFi-Where and WiFi-Where Lite have both been released on the Cydia app store!

Always nice to see your game get recognized!

http://www.freeapps.org/beat-the-opposition-with-the-new-doodle-dots-app...

We are pleased to announce that a free version of our popular dice game 10,000 has been released for Android. "10,000 Lite" is a fully functional, ad supported version of 10,000.

Get it here: http://market.android.com/details?id=com.threejacks.tenthousandlite

We deployed an update to the High Roller servers tonight that should prevent the bogus high scores from appearing. Over the holidays we had several scores of over a million get into the database. This should be resolved now. Thank you for your patience!

Ryan

Do you play Ten Thousand / Farkle using the "Piggyback" rules? This is where a player can roll the remaining dice once after the previous players turn. If they score on at least 1 die, they receive the full amount of the previous player’s points plus whatever scoring dice they rolled.

This is the way we are adding this option to our game and we wanted to get your input. When you play, can the next player piggyback off your score that you just piggybacked? Or is it a one-time event and the next player has to start over by rolling all six of the dice?

We have had numerous inquiries over the past year since Apple removed WiFi-Where from the App Store. If you are new to 3Jacks, there was a good deal of controversy in March of 2010 when Apple suddenly removed a whole category of applications from the App Store. (If you're interested, you can read our forum posts here.)