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Fox Hunter - puzzle challenge and great practice for your brain!
Foxes are hidden in the field. Tap cells and discover where they are. Train your brain and enjoy the beautiful design.
The goal is to find all the foxes in the game field. Tap or use your phone cursor keys to discover cells on the field. When a fox is found her image will be shown. Otherwise you'll see the number of foxes located on vertical, horizontal, and diagonals relatively to the current cell.
You task is to calculate the location of foxes and find them as soon as possible.
Find all foxes - train your brain!
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The LG V30 may have been announced, but it still isn’t for sale in the US. Until then, last year’s V20 reigns as the newest LG V-series phone you can purchase stateside. And now, you can get an AT&T/unlocked model for just $329.99 on NeweggFlash through seller Breed.
In case you’ve forgotten, the V20 sports a 5.7″ 1440p IPS display, a Snapdragon 820, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage with microSD expansion, a 16MP/8MP camera setup on the rear, a 5MP front-facing camera, and a 3200mAh battery.
[Deal Alert] AT&T/unlocked LG V20 is down to $329.99 on Breed via NeweggFlash was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The LG V30 is a great phone in many aspects,so we decided to look in detail at whether it’s good for playing games, as this was one of its biggest selling points.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Google wants to win the smartphone game, and with the recent HTC deal, there’s a realistic roadmap to getting there.
When rumors began swirling about Google buying HTC’s smartphone division, anyone with an opinion on the industry had thoughts; here’s why it’s good for Google; here’s why it’s a terrible idea. Both sides were probably right, to some extent.
Now that the deal is done, though, we have a more nuanced understanding of exactly what transpired, and why Google chose not to acquire HTC’s entire smartphone division, but instead over 2,000 of its employees, most of which have worked in some capacity on the company’s Pixel lineup. The deal ensures that the Pixel lineup is here to stay, that Google is not just invested in hardware as a division — this is not some ephemeral project that will dissipate into Google’s core business as so many others have over the years — but in the Pixel smartphone as a concept.
Google was a very different company when it bought Moto…
Whether you are looking to start a new career or just advance the one you are in currently, you’ll need some certifications under your belt to make you stand out above the others. Unfortunately, getting certifications can be a time-consuming and expensive process. You need time to study, money to pay for the courses, and then you just have to hope that you can keep up with that and your regular job. Well, it doesn’t have to be that way.
How does lifetime access to more than 76 courses that contain just shy of 40 hours of training sound? Well, with this awesome certification training package you can work towards becoming certified in one of the industry’s most respected certification organizations. You’ll be able to access the material 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so you can do things on your schedule, and this will also help you meet that 35 contact-hour requirements for the exam and certification.
For just $50 you’ll have access to:
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BlackBerry KEYone
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BlackBerry is legendary when it comes to mobile device management and security, and follows that trend when using Android to power its phones. With the KEYone, you also get the keyboard experience that only BlackBerry can offer. The KEYone is a great way to enjoy Android for people who still want a physical keyboard on their phone, and peace of mind that knowing a company is concerned about security.
Bottom line: BlackBerry continues its reputation of excellent mobile security and having a great keyboard with the KEYone.
One more thing: The BlackBerry is usually the first phone to get the monthly Android Security update — often hours before Google releases the bulletin itself!
Why the BlackBerry KEYone is the best
The keyboard form factor you love.
BlackBerry’s iconic candy bar keyboard design has been merged with Android, bringing you the best of both worlds with the KEYone.
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We discuss smart homes with Samsung, LG and Philips. What problems do both the brands and users face and what can we expect from the future?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Here is a chance to see something truly magical and fun
When Google first released Cardboard we got our first view of a “360 Story” from Motorola. It featured a cute mouse looking for his hat and was so endearing it spawned a host of other stories. We will take you through some of them today. Here’s our top 5.
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There are a few rugged smartphones on the market, like the Galaxy Active series or the LG X Venture. But maybe those aren’t tough enough for you. Do you need a phone that will survive “fields, underwater and other outdoor environments”? What about one that is “manly, strong, and special in market”? If so, the Doogee S60 might be for you.
The S60 (no, not that S60) has a super durable design made of “a special material” and is covered in a gold finish, because who says tough phones have to be ugly?
The Doogee S60 is ‘the one who reinvents rugged phone’ was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Android One phones in the U.S. are an opportunity for everyone to have a Good Phone™.
Step into the Wayback Machine with me for a minute, as we head back to the Autumn of 2013. Amidst all the hype and furious pace of Android phone releases, one phone was unexpectedly great: the original Moto G.
The 2013 Moto G only had to do one thing: not suck. It succeeded.
The first generation Moto G was, at around $150, fairly inexpensive. It didn’t have the fastest and bestest processor or ungodly amounts of memory (it actually had 1GB of RAM, if you can believe it). It even had a mediocre 4.5-inch LCD display. If you placed it beside a phone like the Galaxy S4 it was clearly outclassed in almost every way. The thing that made the OG Moto G special is that it did not suck. Prior to 2013, you weren’t going to find a cheap phone that didn’t suck. The 2013 Moto G became the bar all cheap phones are measured against, even today.
And you know what? There are a lot of people who want a c…
Twitter Lite was released in March as a Progressive Web App. Not only was it a significant upgrade over the previous mobile Twitter site, but it included had almost all the functionality of the native app (including push notifications). In fact, it earned a spot in our best Twitter clients list a few months ago.
[Update: APK Download] Twitter Lite arrives in the Play Store, but only for the Philippines was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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