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Here is a big decent picture/image gallery with high quality pictures. All pictures could be browsed and downloaded absolutely FREE. Also, you could set pictures as wallpaper for your handset easily with only one click. Furthermore, we promise to…
Guide the kid in his red car across 25 levels in this fast paced 2d platformer. Collect stars along the way. Have fun with some rising/dropping platforms , some broken platforms, some inclined platforms and some portals with changing day night weather…
aCar is an all-in-one handy application for your Android supported device to effectively track the fuel mileage and costs, maintenance, business (and non-business) trips/mileages and general expenses of your vehicles.Whether you want to track the…
The car game made popular during road trips is now on Android.Puzzles are created by users so they are fresh. Plus, you get to see images of the world. Guess the object or concept the hint is referring to. Create puzzles by taking a picture, entering…
Carrr Matey is a quick and fun parking application with a mild pirate theme. This app ensures that you will never forget where you parked your car. Carrr Matey will guide you to your vehicle by compass or by using Google Maps. It also comes with a…
Wish you owned an exotic supercar? Now you can with XLR8! XLR8 (pronounced accelerate) is an exciting new app from 2XL Games that makes your car sound like an exotic supercar as you drive! Connect your iPhone, iPod or iPad to your car stereo…
Very easy to play, quite hard to master, no mistakes allowed. Get ready to wreck your nerves and feel the frustration with an endless ride. Challenge yourself with this classic arcade racing game. Car Slalom includes…
Say hello to Gas Log, the fantastically simple way to track your car’s fill-ups. Gas Log is simple by design and features a completely customized UI. There are similar apps on the Android Market that do much more, but Gas Log separates…
Here is a big decent picture/image gallery with high quality pictures. All pictures could be browsed and downloaded absolutely FREE. Also, you could set pictures as wallpaper for your handset easily with only one click. Furthermore, we promise to…
Discover a fantastic car trivia game that will put your car-brand knowledge to a test. Enjoy 400 great car designs as you shuffle through them all and try to name that car! Score high points, unlock new car designs and be the winner of this fun trivia…
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Micromax looks to differentiate itself in the budget segment with an 18:9 display.
Micromax was India’s second-largest handset manufacturer until the end of 2015, but the company just wasn’t able to cope with the Chinese contingent of Lenovo, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo, which took away market share both on the online and offline fronts. The Indian company is now looking to make amends with the Canvas Infinity, a budget phone with an 5.7-inch 18:9 display that is set to retail for ₹9,999 ($155) on Amazon India.
The highlight of the phone is the display, which at 18:9 is similar to what we’ve seen on the LG G6 and more recently the LG Q6. Micromax even calls it a Full Vision display, which is the same moniker used by LG for its 18:9 panels. However, the resolution itself is at 720 x 1440, leading to a pixel density of 282ppi. LG’s budget Q6, which retails for ₹14,990 ($235) in India, has a pixel density of 442ppi.
Other specs of the Canvas Infinity include a quad-core Snap…
Plex might have modified some of its privacy policy lately, but if you’re not that alarmed by the change especially if you don’t use third-party services and thus won’t be affected by the new terms, then you could be interested in a deal that Plex is offering its new and existing users: 3 free months of Plex Pass subscription.
The Plex Pass normally costs $4.95/month and has a lot of added features including offline caching for your chosen media, parental controls and managed accounts for the little ones in your house, cloud storage compatibility in case your server is offline, the new Live TV offerings, better music and photo recognition and organization, and more.
[Freebie Alert] Get 3 months of Plex Pass for free with discount code ($14.85 value) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Samsung’s Bixby Voice service has expanded to more than 200 countries — as long as you speak English.
Well, it’s finally happened, just not in the way many expected. Samsung has announced that Bixby Voice, its assistant-slash-intelligent-interface, is going to be available in more than 200 countries starting today, including Canada, the UK, Australia, and South Africa. Why point out these in particular? Because the service is still only going to be accessible in U.S. English, along with its original Korean, so while it will certainly be available in more places, it’s still only for English speakers.
Bixby launched on every Galaxy S8 and S8+ earlier this year in a limited capacity, its full potential limited by the lack of voice capabilities that it demoed alongside the phone in March. After launching in its native Korea, Samsung expanded Bixby Voice to U.S. users as a preview, and then to more people as a final version, though with the caveat that it is still very much a work…
You know how all of a sudden your Facebook feed started filling up with status updates that had colorful backgrounds? That might soon start happening on WhatsApp. The feature, which started rolling out to Facebook’s Android users late last year then spread to other platforms a couple of months ago, is now being tested in WhatsApp’s new status screen.
[Update: Live in beta for everyone] WhatsApp is testing colorful text status updates similar to Facebook’s was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
After months of living with the developer preview, we’ve got a pretty good handle on what’s in Android 8.0 Oreo. Still, some surprises are lurking inside. For example, the use of so-called “Task Snapshots” in Android 8.0 means your overview thumbnails…
Projectors are usually bulky and immobile, but ZTE’s Spro 2 can be easily brought wherever your heart desires. The Spro 2 is about 2.5 years old at this point, but there haven’t really been many better ones launched. Now, you can get a Verizon LTE mod…
One of the more exciting features in Android 8.0 is support for autofill providers; apps that can drop in your username and password without a bunch of clunky workarounds. The catch, however, is that apps need to be updated with this feature in mind. LastPass is already readying Oreo support, and you can check it out now in the new public beta.
Joining the LastPass beta is a snap—just head over to the Play Store landing page and register.
LastPass launches public beta with support for Oreo’s autofill API was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
A recent teardown of the Google app suggests the company on its own wireless headset.
While a lot of headphones have the ability to activate Google Assistant, what this really does is activated Assistant on the phone. While that’s all well and good, being able to process commands on the headphones would also be useful. According to 9to5Google, some Assistant headphones may be on their way.
9to5Google decompiled the APK file of the most recent version of the Google app. In it, they found references to the ability for the user to hear and reply to notifications, how to app will handle the Assistant button on the headphones being toggled, and the ability for the headphones to receive firmware updates.
Given that the next Pixel phones won’t include a 3.5mm headphone jack, it’s safe to assume the headphones would connect wirelessly via Bluetooth. Other than the inclusion of Assistant, there’s not much that would separate Google’s headphones from more established devices like the Bose Q…
Like many of Microsoft’s apps, Office Lens displayed some cool technology at launch but was lacking in features. With today’s update, Microsoft is addressing one very obvious shortcoming of the app. You can now capture multiple items at once and merge …
Eldar Murtazin believes that the Samsung Galaxy S9 will sport a modular design that is inspired by Motorola’s MotoMods. Would it succeed with Lenovo
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