New Technology Reviews!.: locationbased

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com//classifications/Mobile%20Phones/iPhone/Coke-LiveCycle-200-200.jpg"> Coke is teaming up with Disney to help you 'become' a TRON LightCycle via the power of your mobile phone. The fizzy vegetable-based pop provider's new app, LiveCycle, tracks you by GPS and creates a light trail on a virtual TRON map based on where you move. The idea is to 'trap' other people and force them to crash into your wall, garnering points as you go. It has a speed limit involved, where the light cycle on your phone will 'discharge' if you're going to fast, meaning you can't eat up acres of game space by jumping in a car or using an actual motorcycle. Quicker than a ray of light We're not sure on the exact abilities of the game, seeing as you could theoretically stop to avoid a crash if you're just walking around - something that would probably ruin the light cycle scene in TRON. You'll also automatically create a virtual light path if you shut down the application and then open it up again in a new location linked between the two places, which could also mean you crash as well. It sounds like it could be a little confusing. You can <a href="http://www.cocacolazero.com/index.jsp">check it out now on the iPhone,</A> and an Android version is coming soon too, with Coke promising to "continue to push out new versions of the game both before and after the release of Disney's TRON: Legacy", which will include new single player and multi-player modes. Check out a video of the game in action... but we're not playing unless someone gives us genuine TRON suits to run around London in.

Coke debuts 'first' location-based mobile game

Coke is teaming up with Disney to help you 'become' a TRON LightCycle via the power of your mobile phone. The fizzy vegetable-based ...