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Draws detailed 360° views and names all visible mountains and mountain ranges from any point on Earth in northern hemisphere below latitude 60N (Helsinki, Finland).
Our database contains 340 000 named mountain peaks and mountain ranges. The application adjusts the number of named features to the screen size of your phone. For devices with large display, naming all visible mountains is in some cases overwhelming for the user. That is why we have created a 'label density' option, which allows the user to see only the most important features.
You will be able to send your 360° panoramas to others using the 'Send' feature.
To minimize the amount of data sent between your device and the server, all vistas are created on the server and the data is sent in a compressed form.
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Raise your hand if you’re tired of hearing the same story. We’ve barely adjusted to Google’s new Feed look and its un-swipeable cards, upcoming contextual data hidden behind a button, and 5-tab bottom layout inside the Google app, that the company dec…
The Avengers-themed variant of the OnePlus 6 will likely be exclusive to India.
OnePlus India inadvertently posted a teaser for an upcoming collaboration with Marvel Studios earlier this month, suggesting we’ll see an Avengers-themed variant of the OnePlus 6. OnePlus has now confirmed the same in a media note, stating that the company is partnering with Marvel Studios to introduce a OnePlus 6 model based on the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War movie.
OnePlus says the partnership is to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Marvel Studios, and that the collaboration “marks a step towards strengthening our association with Disney India” following the Star Wars tie-in last year. Given the wording, it looks like the Avengers-themed OnePlus 6 will be targeted at the Indian market, much like the Star Wars variant of the OnePlus 5T.
Although there’s speculation that the Avengers-themed OnePlus 6 will eventually make its way to the UK this year, that seems unlikely. OnePlus’ largest global ma…
Carphone Warehouse, a phone retailer based in the UK, has had a leak involving the upcoming Moto G6 and G6 Plus on its site. Color options, contract pricing, and some specifications for both phones have been prematurely published, allowing us to get an even closer look at Motorola’s upcoming Moto G lineup.
This isn’t the first time Carphone has let the cat out of the bag; the first-gen Pixel and the first-gen Nexus 7 have been revealed early in the past.
Moto G6 Plus and G6 Play photos and details pop up on Carphone Warehouse’s site was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
DxOMark is a valuable source of information for smartphone cameras, but is this information reliable? Mobile phone enthusiasts often use the site as a deciding factor when choosing which device to purchase next. We took a closer look to reveal why the …
Microsoft announced today that its Translator app now supports offline, artificial intelligence-powered translation in a handful of languages with what the company says is “the world’s first Deep Neural Network-powered offline translation engine.” The AI packs are considerably smaller than traditional language packs, and Microsoft says they provide higher quality translations, too.
The AI-powered language packs are available now on the Android version of the Microsoft Translator app. Microsoft says the iOS update is currently undergoing Apple’s review process, and Windows device support is “coming soon.”
According to Microsoft, the algorithms that power its AI translation have been optimized to the extent that they’re able to run “directly on any modern device’s CPU” without requiring an internet connection.
Microsoft Translator gets AI-powered offline language packs was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Google has been rolling out some updates to Google Drive recently, with the recent additions like macro recording in Sheets and an easier way to change text capitalization in Docs just to name a few. Now, it’s Google Slides that’s received a few minor but useful features, as noted in Google’s blog post.
First up, users will now be able to directly insert slides from Google Slides into a Google Docs document.
Google Slides gets support for embedded slides in Docs, slide guides, and more granular commenting was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Nowadays, several phone manufacturers have their own payment services. There’s Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, the upcoming LG Pay, and of course, Google Pay. After experiencing two rebrands and retaining the same Play Store listing, the Google Pay app has ju…
Motorola is about due for some new phones, and they’re probably not far off now. You can tell because some new devices just showed up in a changelog for the Moto Voice app. The app now includes support for new features on the Moto G6 and G6 Plus. Oops…
Sony is once again using the Motion Eye camera on its new top-range series. Will a new image processor be enough to guarantee shots that are up to the challenge of increasingly fierce competition? Find out in our in-depth review of the Xperia XZ2 camer…
Google Maps recently made news as a few people started getting audible instructions with the names of visible landmarks in place of hard-to-see and sometimes indiscernible street names. In very nearly the same breath, v9.76 began rolling out through the beta channel late last night. Unlike most updates, this one doesn’t seem to bring a lot in the way of new features outside of a couple small tweaks, but it does strongly hint at events added by the community, possibly opening up a whole new avenue to get people together.
Google Maps is testing landmarks in navigation instructions, v9.76 beta prepares support for community-added events [APK Teardown] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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