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You don’t have to be a genius or have any skills, just keep punching until you kick the **** out of Smiley and knock that smile off his face. Strangely, it makes me smile.
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You know Google I/O is right around the corner when the official app gets a fresh coat of paint. Yes, today is the day. You can download the new Google I/O app right now and begin reserving seats and adding events to your schedule. It also looks prett…
You really need everything to be stable in VR.
Few things will ruin a VR experience quite as thoroughly as a shaking virtual environment. You’re standing perfectly still, and the rest of the world is wobbling back and forth. It’s a quick trip to being nauseated and not wanting to touch VR again anytime soon. Sony has worked hard to ensure head tracking in PlayStation VR is solid enough to avoid any kind of nausea for most people, but every VR headset can occasionally lose tracking.
Here’s how to avoid a shaking image in PlayStation VR.
Be mindful of the boundaries
PlayStation VR relies on a pair of cameras to determine your position in the room. Those cameras use the lights on the front of your headset to measure how far away from the camera you are, and that setup has a reliability distance of 6 feet. Sony floats a warning when you exceed that 6ft line so you don’t experience any significant problems, but if you’re right on that 6ft line you’ll notice occasional instability.
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What are the best brain-busting puzzle games for Android?
The touchscreen controls of a smartphone offer a unique opportunity for puzzle games, and arguably they’re best suited for our pocket devices because they can be easy to pick up and play when you have a few free moments. we’ve collected
The Room series
Dissembler
Bridge Constructor Portal
Threes!
Two Dots
Monument Valley
Brain It On!
GO puzzle games
The Room series
The Room is a widely celebrated puzzle franchise for Android, with three entries offering hours upon hours of challenging puzzle fun. These games are very reminiscent of point-and-click classic adventure series such as Myst and Siberia, and each offer hours and hours of entertainment with some of the best visuals you’ll find in an Android game.
The latest game in the series is The Room: Old Sins. The story focuses on a creepy dollhouse found in the attic of the home of a brilliant engineer. Using a mysterious eyepiece, you must inspect and find all the secre…
Lenovo-owned Motorola has definitely passed its glory years, but the company is still pretty good about releasing the kernel sources for the new updates on its phones. The Moto Z2 Play (albus) is up next, with Lenovorola pushing the device’s Oreo kern…
Your next cheap phone.
Motorola has been riding a huge wave of success with the Moto G series since it was introduced, but over time that line has added capable and also price. The Moto E series now fills in the inexpensive slot underneath for people who still don’t (or can’t) spend much on a smartphone. The latest in the line is the Moto E5 series, which was unveiled in mid-April.
As is regularly the case with Motorola, the Moto E5 isn’t one phone but three — and there are a few odd differences between the group that you should take into consideration when buying one. But when you figure it all out, you may find it’s the go-to choice the next time you go to buy an inexpensive phone. Here’s what you need to know.
Read (and watch) our hands-on preview!
To get the quick take on the new Moto E5 series, check out our hands-on video above. And for the full layout of the entire line, including how the different models compare and which one is best for different buyers, read o…
Sprint will soon unveil a plan targeted at people aged 55 years and up, a source familiar with the matter has revealed to Android Police. The plan will rival T-Mobile’s recent and identically named Unlimited 55+ plan, which allows individuals who are 55 or older to get two unlimited lines for just $60 — something that would cost $120 on T-Mobile’s regular ONE plan. Sprint’s offering is better than a regular plan, though it’s not quite as good as T-Mobile’s pricing: you get one line for $50 a month and two lines for $70.
Sprint will announce an Unlimited 55+ plan on May 18 to compete with T-Mobile, but it’s more expensive was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
My Logitech Harmony remote makes my mismatched smart home “just work”.
I have what I like to refer to as a piecemeal smart home. I’m fairly certain I’m not alone here and have different bits and pieces from various companies like Philips, Samsung, Nest, Ring, Leviton and more attached to my Wi-Fi and do my best to find ways to get them all working together. I’d love to have a custom wired automated house of the future where everything went through a central control panel (ideally, nestled into the arm of a well-oiled leather recliner) and if I win Powerball maybe one day I will. But for now, I’m living within my gadget budget.
A universal remote means only one thing to look for in the couch cushions instead of three or four things.
I’m also a fan of universal remotes that can control the stereo and television in the living room as well as the ones in my office and bedroom so I can stow the seven remotes it replaces. I’ve used plenty of them, some bad some good, but while they…
Electronic Arts have struck a deal with Tencent and Aiyou Interactive Entertainment to create Red Alert Online for Android and iOS. It will release in China sometime in the near future. There is no word if it will ever see the light of day in the West, but I imagine if it does well, we may actually see a release here. At the very least, this means the franchise isn’t dead and forgotten just yet.
Tencent is bringing ‘Red Alert Online’ to Android, but only in China was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
“Smartphone addiction” is a term that entered our cultural lexicon relatively recently – you could say it’s A Thing. And it’s a thing increasingly cited by techno-skeptics and self-help authors looking to capitalize on our natural desire to purge “unhealthy” habits from our lives (historically, a very American kind of fad). Not to mention: the ever-popular fear that we’re all being spied on. Some people are even switching back to dumphones to avoid all the awfulness smartphones have brought into our lives. In short, the smartphone’s ubiquity has made it The Next Big Source of All Your ProblemsTM.
Smartphone addiction is worth talking about, but it probably isn’t a social crisis was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The original Snapchar Spectacles were something of a fad when you could only get them from a handful of vending machines. However, the hype died down when they became generally available. Snap ended up losing money on unsold hardware, but it hasn’t gi…
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