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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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It isn’t officially announced, but earlier today Google posted a teaser GIF about upcoming product availability on their French Google+ page. The meaning of the image wasn’t entirely clear since it’s just an animation of some buildings growing out of …
If you’re worried about things like IPv4 exhaustion, today is a good day. Google has just released an update for the Google Wifi app — and their Google Wifi and OnHub routers — that brings IPv6 support to the two networking devices. Other features in the new update include a warning when using the “Family Wi-Fi” feature to pause a connection on the current device, the ability to delete custom names, and a tool for benchmarking the speed of your mesh network.
Google Wifi & OnHub update adds IPv6 support and other new features [APK Download] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
I knew I needed to review the TYLT Energi Pro when I first saw Daniel Bader rocking one on an overseas trip a few months back – and even though he’s beaten me to the official take with his own excellent review, I’ve gathered some followup thoughts on the backpack in the weeks since. See, the TYLT Energi Pro isn’t just any old backpack. It’s a bag with a built-in 20,100 mAh battery beefy enough to recharge your tablets, phones, and even some laptops – and with 12+ compartments, it’s big enough to hold all of that gadgetry, too. Combine that with water resistance, internal cable routing and enough comfort gel to keep your shoulders padded even with 20 lbs of cargo aboard, and you’ve got yourself a battery backpack that lives up to its high price tag (even though it’s a stretch).
Click on through to MrMobile’s TYLT Energi Pro review to see the best battery backpack of 2017 – or if you want to save some coin, check out some of the runner-ups below!
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Today YouTube has announced a new video format to go along with all that VR the kids are using these days. It is called VR180, and it was created for YouTube in collaboration with Google’s Daydream team. It works for both prerecorded and livestreamed …
Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS both have their pros and cons. We decided to compare them head to head to find out if one is better than the other. Here’s what we found.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
We’ve all been there. You’re deep in the woods, maybe fist-fighting bears, maybe live-acting Minecraft, perhaps even escaping Shia LaBeouf. But, in the middle of things, your phone starts to buzz away in your pocket. Wouldn’t it be way more convenient to just take a glance at the outdoor-optimized, 50m water-resistant, Android Wear 2.0 Casio WSD-F10 strapped to your wrist, rather than risk pulling your phone out of your pocket?
[Update: Now $317 and $323] Deal Alert: Casio WSD-F10 outdoor Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch $330-$340 at Amazon ($60-70 off) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
We have early access to the Galaxy S8’s built-in Bixby Voice. Here’s another look at what’s coming to a Galaxy S8 near you.
We’ve already written plenty about the Galaxy S8’s Bixby functionality, but what we haven’t touched on is what to expect with Bixby Voice — ostensibly the main reason there’s an extra button on the flagship device in the first place.
Up until the latest preview, all we knew about the Bixby is that it enabled you to press a button to control the phone with your voice. Well, now that we’ve had some time with it, we can confirm that Bixby Voice really is all about talking to the Galaxy S8. It’s not the same as Google Assistant, though, as Bixby is more conversational and apologetic when it messes up. This is a voice-activated virtual assistant that aims to please.
Note: At present, you can only set up Bixby if you’re part of the Early Access Preview, which is currently limited to the United States. There’s no word yet on when Bixby will go live.
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Fingerprint sensors are rapidly becoming essential features on phones. It isn’t just high-end flagships that ship with one these days. Even mid-range devices like the Moto G have them now. So, it comes as no surprise that more and more apps are integrating the feature, too. The 7.12 Evernote beta, which adds fingerprint unlock support, is just one of the more recent examples.
A fingerprint is no replacement for a password since it can’t really be changed, but it is a convenient means of basic security.
Evernote’s latest beta adds fingerprint support was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
If there’s one thing that Motorola consistently does well, it’s budget phones. All three variants of the Moto G4 – the normal, Plus, and Play – were some of the best inexpensive phones on the market last year. Now that the Moto G5 is out, we’ve seen the G4 Play drop to $100 on occasion, and now it has happened again.
If you need a refresher, the G4 Play has a 5″ 1280×720 display, a Snapdragon 410 CPU, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of storage.
[Deal Alert] Get a 16GB Moto G4 Play for $99.99 from B&H was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
With the announcement of Samsung’s Galaxy Folder 2 flip phone in South Korea, it’s a wonder if we’re backtracking through time to when phones were simpler things.
I can’t believe I’m writing about a flip phone in 2017, but lo and behold, here we are.
What you see here is Samsung’s Galaxy Folder 2, a flip phone with a 3.8-inch display that’s sandwiched in between a large keypad and an outward-facing metal shell. There are also separate shortcut buttons for quickly accessing contacts, text messages, social channels, and the camera app — just like on the flip phones or yore — in addition to physical Android navigation buttons.
Inside, the Galaxy Folder 2 is a 1.4GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. Fret not about the limited storage space, however, as there’s an additional expansion slot along with a 1950mah battery powering the entire thing.
Unfortunately, even if you wanted to buy this thing for a giggle, you’d have to contend with its year-old,…
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