That title’s not really fair to [Evan], but he did write a
cellphone tetris game that causes your handset to automatically telephone him if you win. He’s using two applications that we’re not very familiar with,
Twilio and
Tornado. The former handles control input from the cellphone via their simple API. The latter is a web server and web framework that runs the actual game.
If you’re interested in how he put the two together you can
poke around in the code. If you really don’t care about how it is done, you might just want to win
the game, automatically giving [Evan] a call, running up his wireless bill in the process.
Help us add some value to this article by leaving a comment.* We’d like to know how Twilio compares to Google Voice which doesn’t seem to have a published API (but there is
some work in that area). We also think web-based cell phone interactivity, already
popular in hacks, is just beginning to build some steam. What are the tools you use to make cellphone interfaces easier and quicker to implement?
Phone/webapp written in ploy to appear more popular 
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