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Pixelbite, the creators of the Reckless Racing 1-3 and Reckless Getaway, have just release Reckless Getaway 2 onto the Play Store. If you are unfamiliar with the first title in the series, this sequel is more of the same, a getaway racing experience w…
USB Type-C cables can be expensive, especially if you’re trying to find one that won’t fry your gadgets. If you’re short on them at the moment, we’ve got just the deal for you. One of Veckle’s Type-C to Type-C cables is just $14 on Amazon ($3 off the …
Secure Folder makes it easy to keep your stuff where only you can get to it.
Secure Folder is a component of Samsung Knox that gives you a “compartment” to hold apps and files that is separate from the rest of the phone. You don’t need to create a new user or go through any hoops to get it up and running, and once you’re all set up you can not only keep private files private but you can also use apps with a separate user login, or add apps that you only use through your secured profile.
Secure Folder is one of those awesome things Samsung offers on every Galaxy S8 or (Galaxy S7 with Android 7.0) so you don’t have to go looking for an app that tries to do the same thing.
As mentioned, it’s easy to get started.
Set up Secure Folder
Secure Folder uses your Samsung account, so you’ll need to have that setup and running. If you downloaded anything from Samsung Apps you’re already set up. If not, the easiest way to do it is to open Samsung Apps and check out some icon themes. You’ll…
Amazon and Google are the proverbial rulers of the personal assistant/speaker space. The Home is rapidly catching up in terms of integrations and its featureset, but the Echo family still has quite the lead in some areas. One of those is the different…
Capcom’s Ace Attorney series likely needs no introduction, spanning several games across multiple mobile platforms. In Dual Destinies, you take the role of defense attorneys Phoenix Wright, Athena Cykes, and Apollo Justice to find the truth in various court cases. The game was released for the Nintendo 3DS in 2013 and for iOS the following year, and now Dual Destinies is out Android.
The Android port has an identical storyline to the other versions, but also includes a special bonus case where you defend a wrongfully-accused Killer Whale.
[No Objection] Capcom’s Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies is out on the Play Store was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Sphero is perhaps best-known for creating the Sphero ball and the Ollie, but the company’s latest product is just a bit more complex. Of course, RC cars are nothing new, but this new Lightning McQueen model packs a ton of technology into a compact, friendly-looking package. In fact, there’s so much tech inside that the $299.99 price tag kind of makes sense.
The app-controlled car, which is officially dubbed ‘Ultimate Lightning McQueen,’ was developed in cooperation with Pixar.
Sphero’s new toy is an interactive $300 Lightning McQueen RC car that is actually pretty awesome was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Fenix has been one of the most reliable Twitter clients I’ve used, but it’s falling a little behind other apps. That’s to be expected considering the upcoming changes. The developer has been hard at work on a completely revamped version of Fenix, and …
John Legere has a well-deserved reputation for being an eccentric CEO. After spells at AT&T and Dell, he’s now the top dog at America’s third largest carrier, T-Mobile. His latest crazy scheme to pull US customers away from other networks is wonderfully simple: His company will pay off your smartphone in its entirety if you switch over from Verizon.
The offer is exclusive to owners of the Google Pixel and Pixel XL (plus several iPhone models) and will be honored regardless of how much is still left to pay.
T-Mobile announces spectacular attempt to steal Verizon customers by paying off their Pixel bills was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Google I/O is about more than just keynote presentations, big announcements, developer sessions and sunburn. Each year, Google also has a tent full of wacky computational “experiments” based around some of its most important products, platforms and technologies, and I/O 2017 was no exception. This year’s “Experiments” tent combined everything from machine vision, with an AI-powered electronica robot, to VR ping-pong and machine learning picture recognition games.
As the show was winding down late last week, we stopped by the tent in question to capture these experiments in all their glory. Check out our video feature above to see how both professional and amateur developers are using Google’s technology to do fun, crazy and interesting things!
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Verizon will put LTE in just about anything. Watches? Check. Cars? Check. Smart home hub? Check, as of tomorrow, May 25th. The SmartHub is a combination WiFi hotspot and smart home control interface. It’ll retail for $200 tomorrow, but you can chop th…
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