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Ninja Breakout is a new arkanoid-like game by XIMAD which is sequel to the one greatest hits on Android - Pandas vs Ninjas.
Your goal is to hit all evil ninjas shooting them with small ball-like pandas and destroy the bricks hiding the cunning enemies. The game is a classical brick breaker with beautiful innovative graphics, accelerometer option, OpenFeint support and magical oriental atmosphere.
Gameplay:
Ninja Breakout is a challenging innovative game in an arkanoid
style. The main objective of the game is to destroy all the breakable
bricks on a level. In order to accomplish this task, you need to drag
the panda with a paddle over the bottom of the screen using striking
the bricks with the ball (a little panda).
The bricks in the game have different qualities. For example, some
bricks can be destroyed at one hit (bricks with ninjas inside them),
the other need to be hit several times. Some bricks explode and
destroy everything around, some can not be destroyed by default.
A large number of bonuses in Ninja Breakout also play the vital role.
Some bonuses are good (green ones) and should be collected. They
improve the power of the ball turning it into a superpanda, increase
the size of the paddle or add cannons to it.
Another group of bonuses is neutral (grey ones). You can choose
whether to collect them or not. Such bonuses can slow down the ball,
increase its size or shorten the paddle a bit.
There are also the red bonuses. These brings you no good and
evading them…
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We just got a look at images and pricing for the Pixel 2 XL, but now it’s the smaller Pixel 2’s turn. This HTC-made device will actually be fairly reasonably-priced at $649 for the 64GB storage size and $749 for 128GB, and it’ll come in three uniquely…
Most Google apps are constantly getting small updates, but Snapseed tends to get fewer updates with more stuff in each one. Today, Google is rolling out Snapseed v2.18. It’s a strange version number to choose for such a major update (the last one was …
Here’s our best render leak yet.
We’re just a couple weeks away from Google’s October 4 Pixel event, so we’re in the crunch time for major leaks. Look what we have here: the folks over at Droid-life have renders of the new Pixel 2 XL in both black and white. Yes the name is apparently “Pixel 2 XL” with the 2 before the XL, which is something that has been a bit of a toss-up before now.
What we see looks a whole lot like early leaks, with the glass “visor” on the back that’s much smaller than last year and no longer containing the rear-mounted fingerprint sensor. A larger, single camera lens is further down from the top edge, but the rest of the back look like a dead ringer for the current Pixel XL — lots of flat, lightly textured metal. There is what looks like a power button sitting above volume keys on the side. There’s obviously a white version as well, which retains the black underneath the back glass, which should get some people excited.
The leak also offers up a purpo…
The Google Home Mini will cost just $49 when it debuts next month.
A treasure trove of leaked Google hardware information is coming to light today as Droid-life is reporting evidence of an upcoming miniature version of the Google Home set to debut at company’s October 4 hardware event in San Francisco. From Droid-life:
According to the information we’ve viewed, the Google Home Mini (official name) will arrive in Chalk, Charcoal, and Coral colors. The Google Home Mini will be powered rather than wireless, at least according to the images here. This Google Home Mini will be able to help you with your schedule, set reminders, grab news, and other Home-related inquiries. It’ll cost just $49 and is, of course, sports Google Assistant.
The speaker will reportedly come to market as the Google Home Mini in three colors, and will take on Amazon’s incredibly successful Echo Dot, which has dropped in price to a similar $49 in recent months (though we’ve seen it for as low as $39).
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The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL have been two of the most highly-anticipated phones of 2017, and now, we’re finally getting a good look at one of them. The Pixel 2 XL (yes, that’s the official name) has just leaked with images of its two color variants and pricing information for the 64GB and 128GB storage sizes in the United States.
Appearance-wise, the Pixel 2 XL looks pretty sharp. It’ll come in two colors: “Just Black” and “Black & White.” As we’d suspected, the camera lens is positioned inside the glass window, while the fingerprint sensor sits within the metal portion.
Pixel 2 XL leaks in two colors, will cost $849 for 64GB model and $949 for 128GB was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Last year’s Google Home was a pretty great product, and has only been made better through numerous software updates. Back in August, we shared that one of the products announced at Google’s upcoming event would be a smaller Google Home. Now we know a …
Google launched the Daydream View headset last year alongside the Pixel. For a time, it was only the Pixel that had support for Google’s VR. There are a few more phones now, and there’s about to be a revamped VR headset, according to a leak from DroidLife. See above for the new Daydream View, which looks a lot like the old one.
Like the first Daydream View, this one is covered in fabric.
Google’s new Daydream View will be covered in fabric and cost $99 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
BMW have been working on a self-driving car. To have fully autonomous cars, there are multiple obstacles to overcome. We talk to BMW about the challenges it faces.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Ever since the Android community learned that theming might be possible on Android 8.0 Oreo, we’ve been waiting with bated breath to try it out. Just last week the solution was finally released in the form of Andromeda, an add-on for Substratum that allows you to apply themes without root. And now we’ve teamed up with the guys at [projekt.] development team to give 100 lucky readers a free code for Andromeda.
For the full details on what Andromeda is you can read up a bit on the subject or watch our video below, but the short version is, when combined with some extra software on your PC, Andromeda allows you to set a custom substratum-compatible theme on your Android 8.0 Oreo powered device.
[Update: Last day to enter] Giveaway: Win one of 100 codes for [projekt.] development team’s Andromeda, the root-less Substratum add-on for Android 8.0 Oreo theming was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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