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Virtual slots started of course
in land based casinos but their true growth and development came in the late
1990s and early 2000s with ease of access to the internet and faster connection
speeds. Those games developed multiple play and payout features incorporating
the infinite scope of virtual technology. Now, just a few years on, the world
has come full circle with the individual touch coming back to the player in the
form of slots on your mobile device with unbelievable choice in the slots you
can play.
The early years of internet gambling were troubled by doubts
about security but encryption technology is advanced enough now to ensure your
financial information is secure, especially on the move with your mobile
device. So the important question is how to find your
real casino slots for
mobile phones? The answer is use internet search on your mobile device, but
choosing a company that you are familiar with is a way to go to ensure your
casino app will be safe.
Now of course there are four major smart phone
types out there with more on the way, and you do need a smart phone to play
mobile slots. There are Apple iphone, Android, Windows and Blackberry.
Realistically you need an iphone or an Android, Windows Apps may appear but its
doubtful that Blackberry will have a big part to play in the future.
To
see if your casino of choice supplies an App that works on your device simply
check out the casino's website. It will have a page dedicated to their mobile
App and information should be available on there of which devices it will
function on. If your device is not listed then just try downloading the one
available and see if it works.
So where did this modern bonanza of
mobile slots come from? Well the term "slot machine" originally meant any
device that was activated by a coin or token, but it was the 1895 invention by
car mechanic Charles Fey of the three wheel stand alone slot machine that
established what we now understand as a true slot machine. Three years later he
developed this into the Liberty Bell slot machine with Diamond, spade, and
heart symbols painted around each reel. Later, in 1907, competitor Herbert
Mills produced a look-alike called Operator Bell using lemons, plums, and
cherries, leading to the British term "Fruit Macines".
Various
improvements were slowly added and then in 1964 Bally, the famous Las Vegas
company brought out an all electrical slot machine. This led to the 1975
introduction of the video slot machine with virtual wheels and
the history of slots had reached its ultimate platform.
Virtual slots took some time to challenge the conventional machines but the
endless possibilities that could be added in the virtual world has led to
today's incredible choice of slot games on offer.
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