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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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Everyone loves swiping, right? You can do it on your keyboard, in your homescreen, you can even do it at people in Tinder. And YouTube appears to want some of that action. As of version 12.34.54, which was released a few weeks back, you can now swipe to remove videos from your lists in the Android YouTube app. Prepare to left swipe dat video you were never actually gonna watch.
The new feature works almost exactly as you’d expect.
Here’s a thing: you can swipe to remove videos from lists in YouTube for Android was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Dear Android,
It’s been nine years already. It seems like just yesterday we were celebrating Froyo. But Oreo just came out, and we’ve even got two more Pixels on the way. After all these years, Android, you’ve never looked better. So much has changed since we first met.
I was in the phone shop back in 2008, and from across the room, I saw you: the T-Mobile G1. That was it, the beginning.
Happy Anniversary: Nine years of Android love was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
With the launch of the iPhone X, Apple has produced a phone with even less bezel than any other phone on the market. Is this the trend of the future?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
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 ea…
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Yet another week has passed, and we’re starting to get into the home stretch of 2017. At least in the smartphone world. But it’s cool — this time of the year makes for some great weekends.
Weekends at the end of summer are awesome. The weather isn’t quite as hot so it’s a great time to get outside and breathe some fresh air. Maybe fire up the grill, or take a hike, or do any of those things it was just too hot to do a few weeks ago. Heck, even the fish start biting again!
We’re in prep-mode for the last big new phone push of the year. Google has their Pixel 2 shindig planned in about a week, and then we can take it all in and look at all the great products from the companies that make Android what it is. It’s been a pretty good year for an Android fan. From the CES hype train to the Note 8 launch, we saw so many excellent phones from all the big names. We all will have a favorite, but I think everyone agrees that it’s cool when everyone has a…
International giveaways are popular here at Android Police, and today we’ve got an excellent one. We’re teaming up with Jaybird to give away five of the company’s X3 Bluetooth headphones. They’re rugged, wireless, and sweatproof so they can handle whatever you toss at them. And five lucky readers, wherever they might be, will be able to grab a set for free.
Over on Amazon, these run around $100, and for a good reason.
Giveaway: Anyone in the world has a chance to win a pair of Jaybird X3 Bluetooth headphones [International] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Android 8.0 Oreo delivers some exciting new superpowers. Here’s a full run-down of all the essential Oreo features.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
When it comes to smart lights, I prefer the LiFX approach to the Hue approach: no hub dangling off my router and simple Wi-Fi connectivity win me over every time. LiFX also makes it very simple to pick lights for different regions depending on voltage…
At the IFA 2017 in Berlin, we had a chance to interview Ken Hong, LG senior director, about the exciting possibilities of smart homes(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Our readers are probably quite familiar with Paranoid Android, as the developers behind AOSPA have been prolific over the last months. The latest update for the ROM, which brings it to v 7.3.0, brings a lot of changes. But the biggest addition doubles down on the project’s earlier commitment to picture quality. As of today, Paranoid Android has its own camera app.
It looks exceedingly simple, but that’s deceptive.
Paranoid Android updated to 7.3.0, adds its own camera app, launcher tweaks, and BlueBorne fixes was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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