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Bitwise Design has released Hospital Havoc 2, a new fast-paced time management game with a medical theme. In Hospital Havoc 2, players take on the role of a doctor who must diagnose, treat, cure and discharge a parade of patients as quickly as possible. Players earn muffins for being efficient which can be used to upgrade gear and take on more challenges, expanding office space and acquiring zany tools and machines from the in-game Quick-Med Catalogue. Available as a free download, the game uses an in-app currency in the form of “muffins” which can either be earned through gameplay or purchased in exchange for real-world money via in-app purchasing. Players can also customize the appearance of their in-game character and the game includes 100 experience levels with a wide variety of patient scenarios and profiles to challenge the player. OpenFeint and Game Center integration is included for connecting and competing with friends as well as sharing scores and achievements. Hospital Havoc 2 is a universal app requiring iOS 4.1 or later and is available from the App Store as a free download.

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The US Patent and Trademark office just published fourteen new patents recently awarded to Apple. Among them are design patents for the MacBook Air, iPhone 3G, Apple remote, their battery charger design, and many more.

Considering Apple recently sued Samsung for copying the iPhone and iOS look and feel, these patents could end up with many other manufacturers in court. Lots of notebooks have recently mimicked the design of the MacBook Air or other variations of the MacBook line. None of the patents seem too design specific. If Apple has the ability to sue based on the overall appearance and design, I definitely think we’ll see more lawsuits springing up sooner rather than later.

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