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TapTip is a free one-device multiplayer quiz game. You can play with up 4 players (up to 2 players on smaller devices). Single player mode is also available to improve your skills. Two game modes: • STOP: Press the button when you think it is close to the correct answer. • < >: Decide if the shown answer is smaller or bigger, shorter or longer than the correct. 2000+ questions included.
TapTip is a free one-device multiplayer quiz game.
You can play with up 4 players (up to 2 players on smaller devices). Single player mode is also available to improve your skills.
Two game modes:
• STOP: Press the button when you think it is close to the correct answer.
• < >: Decide if the shown answer is smaller or bigger, shorter or longer than the correct.
2000+ questions included.
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Making the change to an alternative carrier can save you money and give you better service, but you need to know a few things before you do it.
When you port out your number and switch away from one of the Big Four to a carrier that might work better for you, nothing is hard. You either click a few buttons online and enter a few details or make a phone call from someone else’s phone and a person on the other end clicks their buttons. But it’s not something you want to go in blind and learn from regretful mistakes. Trust us, we’ve been there.
The good news is that you already know what you need to do and only need to ask yourself the right questions. We can help. Here’s a list of the things you need to get sorted before you make the jump.
A phone
Some alternative carriers will sell you a new phone, but most likely you don’t need one. The phone you’re using now will probably work!
You need to know what type of network and what frequencies your phone supports. That information mi…
Ahead of its reveal on August 31st at IFA in Berlin, we’ve been able to build a pretty good idea of what to expect from LG’s upcoming flagship, the V30. We know it’ll have a 6.0″ 1440p P-OLED display with a tall 18:9 ratio and curved edges (LG is call…
Until recently, changing the number associated with your Viber account would mean losing your chat history. That would be very frustrating for heavy users with lots of conversations. Since the v.7.3 update, released earlier this month, it’s been possible to back up up your data and take it with you when changing numbers.
It’s not just conversation history that’s covered by the backup, but also contacts, public accounts, and sticker packs.
Viber has made it possible to change your number without losing data [APK Download] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
ZenFone 4 Pro leads the pack with dual cameras and Snapdragon 835.
ASUS has taken the wraps off its latest line of flagship smartphones in the ZenFone 4 line. And as in previous years, the Taiwanese company is fielding a wide range of handsets targeting different kinds of consumers.
The new range is based around the standard ZenFone 4, the mainstream flagship, which is equipped with dual cameras and a Snapdragon 660 processor — the latest efficient mid-tier chip from Qualcomm — with up to 6GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and an ample 3,300mAh battery. That’s all arranged inside a glass-bodied chassis bearing ASUS’s trademark reflective concentric circle pattern. There’s also a brushed aluminum frame, fingerprint security built into the capacitive home button, and a 5.5-inch 1080p LCD.
The main focus of the new ZenFone is the camera — the main shooter is a 12-megapixel Sony IMX362 sensor with 1.4-micron pixels, featuring OIS and a f/1.8 lens, which is close to the top of the range…
Photography is front and center for the ZenFone 4 launch, as ASUS unveils four new dual-camera phones.
ASUS has just taken the wraps off its new flagship phones at a global launch event in Taipei, revealing a four completely new models with solid specs and some neat photographic tricks.
The ZenFone 4 line actually comes in six different flavors — there’s a ZenFone 4, 4 Pro, 4 Selfie, 4 Selfie Pro, 4 Max and 4 Max Pro — but we’re going to mostly focus on the ZenFone 4 and 4 Pro here, since they’re the main focus of the lineup.
Both of these phones feature attractive metal and glass designs — on the surface, a fairly standard look for mid-to-high-end phones in 2017, but ASUS spices things up a bit with its trademark concentric circle design around the back, which adds a bit of flair. 2.5D glass blends into the aluminum frame, and both phones feel solid and well-built.
The overall look and feel of both phones is very similar, though. The only differences are the ev…
Motorola improves on the first-generation Z Play in several key areas while sacrificing battery capacity.
While the budget segment in India is overflowing with excellent options, the same cannot be said of the mid-range segment. The ₹20,000 – ₹30,000 ($310 – $460) tier is underserved, and there is opportunity for brands to make a dent in this category. With the likes of the OnePlus 5 starting at ₹32,999 ($515), there are just a handful of devices that are worthy of consideration: Samsung’s Galaxy C7 Pro, the Honor 8 Pro, and the Moto Z2 Play.
The Moto Z Play was one of the best mid-range phones of 2016, offering outstanding battery life and support for the Moto Mods ecosystem. The Z2 Play builds on that foundation, and while it no longer can lay claim to the title of battery champion owing to a reduced battery size, it gets a lot of things right.
The phone is available in India for ₹27,999 ($435), or ₹3,000 ($45) more than the first-generation Z Play….
It’s been a long road, getting from there to here. Google announced at the end of 2016 that it would start rolling out a tabbed interface in the Google app – one tab for your feed (previously known as Google Now), and the other for reminders/emails/et…
It has been over a year since Google introduced its two new messaging apps – Allo and Duo. While Allo was a standard messaging app, Duo attempted to make mobile video calling as easy as possible. And today, the app turns one year old.
Unlike Allo, whi…
Sony’s Android Auto head units are pretty popular around these parts. And that’s for good reason, they present an excellent value for those interested in adding the hardware Android Auto experience to their car. Fortunately for Sony fans everywhere, the company has just announced a new product for its Android Auto lineup, the XAV-AX200.
[Update: Images, EU pricing (€549)] Sony announces a new Android Auto head unit with a DVD player, the XAV-AX200 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Last year, Gboard was updated with the ability to insert GIFs directly into any supported app. This initially only worked on Android 7.1 or higher, but was soon expanded to older versions as well. Google has now gone one step further with the latest Gboard beta, as you can now insert stickers and Bitmoji as well.
There is a new sticker tab in Gboard, accessible from either the top button bar (if you move it there) or the overflow menu.
Gboard Beta 6.5 adds support for Bitmoji and stickers [APK Download] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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