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Bubble Maze is simple, innovative and (most importantly) loads of fun. At the most basic level you simply guide a bubble (i.e. it floats to the top of the phone) through a maze. Throw in time limits, multiple bubbles, bubbles that turn into marbles…
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With Retro Camera you'll take delicious old-school pics your friends will drool over. 3 cameras, 3 sets of vintage vignetting, film scratch & cross processing effects for that off-the-hip analog look. Inspired by the old Lomo, Holga, Polaroid,…
Ringz is the latest brainercise machine from the mind jocks at Urbian, Inc. With this simple but elegant app, you can mold your mental muscle and become a master of spatial manipulation. Your goal is to move a number of randomly placed colored balls…
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Kill time, not brain cells! The GeoQuiz app from Brain Caftests your knowledge of the planet Earth and all its wonders. With its user friendly, touch sensitive interface, GeoQuiz makes learning fun and easy. Whether you think you're a geographical…
Gridz! is a new touch screen game that challenges your visual memory. Similar to the classic card game "Concentration," Gridz! presents you with a 6 x 6 grid of cards with different images. The cards flip over in changing pattern during which you…
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Everyone’s favorite developer, Cheetah Mobile, has published many apps with tens of millions of downloads. Some have even hit 100 million. 500 million, however, is a challenge for any company, but Cheetah Mobile has cheated the odds and hit 500 millio…
Nova Launcher developer Kevin Barry just got done rolling out Google Feed integration, and before we can even catch our breath, there’s another significant improvement on the way. In the latest beta of Nova, there’s built-in support for Sesame Shortcuts, which is an app of which you probably haven’t heard. The gist is Sesame lets Nova deep link into your apps.
That’s not technically all you get in this update. Here’s the full changelog.
Nova Launcher v5.4 beta adds ‘Sesame Shortcuts’ integration for deep linking into apps was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Proper testing procedures are a huge part of software development best practices, particularly automated tests. As many Android developers would point out, the story on Android was far behind the curve for many years, and it was only recently that the…
Motorola is now into its second generation of Mod-enabled phones with the release of the Moto Z2 Play a few weeks ago and now the Moto Z2 Force. As far as we know, there won’t be a regular Z2 variant this year, so Moto seems to have split the differen…
Nearly every OEM these days uploads its stock apps onto the Play Store for more seamless updates, but it was Motorola that really started this trend. It makes life easier for the manufacturer and the consumer alike. Moto’s latest addition to the Play Store is its Moto Photo Editor, an app with a pretty self-explanatory name.
Moto Photo Editor has debuted with version 1.4.32.1. It enables you to edit depth-enabled photos with things like selective focus, selective black and white, and background replacement.
Motorola publishes its Moto Photo Editor app on the Play Store was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Though the first-generation Samsung Gear 360 may no longer be the newest thing on the block (the second-gen model debuted in March), it’s still a decent offering, and it’s really not that old. It becomes even more enticing when you consider its current sale price of $109.99 on Amazon, which is a mere shadow of its original $349.99 MSRP. There have been deals on the Gear 360 before, but this is the lowest price we’ve ever seen.
[Deal Alert] Get a first-gen Samsung Gear 360 for $109.99, the lowest price we’ve seen, on Amazon was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The Huawei Mate 9 and Honor 6X are a pair of very good phones. The prices for both of them have usually been around $599 and $249 respectively, but they have occasionally gone on sale for less. Now it looks like both phones are dropping in price perma…
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Motorola’s stable of Mods for its Moto Z lineup of phones is constantly growing, and one of the coolest of the lot is the GamePad Mod that adds physical gaming controls to your phone. It was teased back in June with the launch of the Moto Z2 Play, but now we’ve actually used a production model and can tell you what this accessory brings to the (gaming) table.
While it may look a bit bulky at a glance, it’s a totally understandable size once you see everything that’s inside. At the base of it the GamePad has to be slightly thick to be stable while twisting and gripping during gameplay, but also that the control surfaces have something to grab on to. The controls are basic, but exactly what you need: joystick and d-pad on the left, joystick and standard buttons on the right, and a pair of bumpers on the top. There’s also a 1033mAh battery inside to keep your phone topped up while playing.
Support for gamepad controls varies by game, but most …
It looks like Razer might be working on a smartphone specifically for gamers. Having entered into partnerships recently with Three and Nextbit, the evidence is strong.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android games that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous week or so.
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Looking for the previous roundup editions? Find them here.
Android Police coverage: Layton’s Mystery Journey is on the Play Store, and yes, you’ll have to pay for quality
If you are unfamiliar with the Layton puzzle adventure series of games, then you are in for a treat.
23 new and notable Android games from the last week (7/19/17 – 7/25/17) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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