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e-ventr is your personal event organizer and friendship scout for your mobile. e‐ventr makes it easy for you to arrange meetings with your friends, organize them and accept invitations, whether it is a party, sports, a concert or any other activity. Whenever you want to go out or do any activity with other people like your friends or workpals, take a quick look at your e‐ventr. He tells you all about interesting events and what your friends are going to do. Moreover, your friends will be informed about your activities and can join. You can always choose from a large number of events and spend more time with more of your friends. In no time, you can organize your free time activities!
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Do you spend a lot of time traveling and hate to carry around big bulky chargers? If so, Samsung’s 2A Micro-USB travel charger is a great choice to keep in your bag. The charger will help get you the most power in the littlest amount of time, and right now you can pick one up for just $8!
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This idea needs a second look, Google.
Not every idea is a good idea. And some good ideas aren’t nearly as good as they sound once put into use. I’m not sure where the idea of colorizing media notifications in Android O fits into the “good” scale of ideas, but I know one thing. It’s an idea that needs to change.
In case you’re not up to snuff with what I’m talking about — even when launched Android O will take about a year to get on the majority of phones out there — the new version allows developers to build rich media notifications that include playback controls, album art and a different color template based on the album or video thumbnail. right now, Google Play Music and YouTube will give you these new colorized notifications if you’re running the Android O beta.
And they are a mess.
The twitch level is off the charts when I see something like this.
Alone, they’re not horrible. A notification that’s not base gray with darker gray lettering (on the Pixel launch…
The Pokémon Go app recently received an update. But is this update useful or does it leave users ambivalent? Read on to see what we think.
(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Lenovo is one of the few major Android manufacturers still invested in tablets, and the company’s ‘Tab 4’ lineup has been highly anticipated by fans. Both 10.1-inch and 8-inch models have shown up for pre-order online, with the former costing $129 and…
Sit back, relax and chat about stuff because it’s the weekend!
Hey hey! Another week is done and we’re all closer to _________ (fill in the blank there with retirement, graduation, or whatever). Hopefully, you had a good one.
We did because we get to live through yet another OnePlus launch and the internet fun-times that always go with them. It seems like a great phone. A great phone that may be too expensive, or cheat at benchmarks, or tell fibs about camera specs or whatever. You know, that regular OnePlus drama. Don’t think that people in OnePlus’ marketing department aren’t loving seeing the words OnePlus 5 in every online discussion about Android …
On top of that circus, we get to play with Bixby. Sort of, at least in a preview kinda way. Which is better than a not-at-all kind of way. Oh, and yeah, English or Korean only. ¡Lo siento!
It seems decent. Good with the on-device stuff and a start on the broader finding information from the internet stuff. Makes sense, righ…
The new Nokia 3310 isn’t a smartphone. But can it replace a smartphone? I decided to give it a go and use it – and only it – for 7 days. Here’s how it went.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
It’s time to scare the crap out of your friends.
Gear VR delivers plenty of awesome and awe-inspiring experiences that you can enjoy, but they’ve also got games made to scare the pants right off of you. If you’re hoping for something spine-tingling or creepy to make you jump out of your skin, keep scrolling.
We’ve collected the best frightening games and experiences on Gear VR for you here!
Read more at VRHeads.com
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What’s your plan for when the lights go out? Sure, you could use the flashlight built into your phone, but wasting valuable battery life on a flashlight is risky when you can’t charge your phone and need to conserve power. Perhaps you’re an avid camper or hiker. When night falls, you don’t want to use your fragile smartphone to navigate through the darkness, do you?
Get this military-grade flashlight for only $20! Learn more
In a camping or emergency situation, you don’t want to rely on something cheap or unreliable. Don’t bother with some dollar store flashlight that you’ll end up tossing because it’s plastic and garbage. Get yourself a flashlight with a metal casing that can stand up to the rough life so that you can take it with you wherever you go: camping, hunting, in the car, whatever.
What you need is an Army Gear Z9 Tactical Military Flashlight that packs a powerful 500 lumen LED that is bright enough to be seen from miles away. Made of ultra-hardened aircraft grade al…
What’s the best case for the Moto Z?
The Moto Z, on its own, is very thin at just under 6 mm. If you’re not planning on opting for any Mods, then you’ll want a case with great protection against drops, since a spider-webbed screen is abstract art that’s pretty hard to appreciate.
Spigen Rugged Armor
Speck CandyShell Grip
Supcase Unicorn Beetle PRO
Poetic Affinity
Spigen Ultra Hybrid
Incipio Moto Z case
Spigen Rugged Armor
One of my favorite cases for any phone is Spigen’s Rugged Armor. It’s a one-piece TPU shell that’s sturdy and strong, but flexible, with excellent shock absorption, helping to prevent cracks should you drop your Moto Z.
The TPU’s texture provides excellent grip, and the cutouts for the camera and ports are precise, giving you a really well-fitting case. The volume and power buttons are covered but very responsive.
Comes in black.
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Speck CandyShell Grip
Speck’s CandyShell cases feel very solid in the hand, and the Grip series adds rib…
The perfect cure for a rainy day or your morning transit commute.
Not everyone wants to commit hours of their day to playing games on their phone. That’s why casual games exist! Championed by iconic mobile games such as Angry Birds and Candy Crush Saga, these games have proven wildly successful. They’re designed to be played on the go and at your own pace — as laid back or competitive as you want.
Most casual games are free, offering in-app purchases and some ads, while a few may cost you a dollar or two, but they’re totally worth it. We’ve collected some of our favorites from the past, along with some newer games that are great to keep on your phone for a little gaming break during your day.
Super Mario Run
The Battle for Polytopia
Reigns
Fast like a Fox
Smash Hit
Blek
Piano Tiles 2
Candy Crush Saga
Fruit Ninja Free
Angry Birds 2
Dumb Ways to Die 2
New Words With Friends
Super Mario Run
Everyone’s favorite turtle-stomping plumber is back on Android in Super Mario Run…
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