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December 21st, 2015, 23:52 Posted By: DCemumaniac
Heres the latest release on the Apple Appstore .
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Kim Kardashian's Official KIMOJI app gives you access to 250+ exclusive emoji and sticker designs - along with an integrated QWERTY keyboard - all of which work with your favorite messaging apps: iMessage, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, email, and more. New packs will be added, so install now and start building your collection!
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December 18th, 2015, 02:03 Posted By: DCemumaniac
Heres the latest release on the Apple Appstore .
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ABRACADABRA! After more than 750 million downloads, the Cut the Rope series returns with a magical new sequel: Cut the Rope: Magic!
Join Om Nom’s newest adventure and transform him into magical forms to help the lovable little monster recover candy stolen by an evil wizard!
EXCITING NEW FEATURES
- A magical world with completely new graphics, sound and gameplay elements
- 5 ways to transform Om Nom into magical creatures along his journey
- Complex boss levels that will challenge your candy-crunching, rope-cutting skills
- 100 all-new puzzles, with more coming soon
A magical mishap has accidentally teleported Om Nom to a mystical world filled with challenging puzzles for players of all ages. Can you use Om Nom’s new skills to solve an evil wizard’s tricks and traps? The latest installment of this globally popular entertainment franchise puts a fresh spin on Cut the Rope’s iconic physics-puzzle gameplay, introducing more than 100 all-new magic-themed levels across a richly imagined, colorful world.
MAGICALLY TRANSFORM OM NOM INTO NEW FORMS
- The Bird Form helps Om Nom fly up above obstacles and potential traps
- The Baby Form allows Om Nom to squeeze into small, restricted spaces
- The Fish Form can help Om Nom dive deep to snatch up all the delicious candy
- The Mouse Form gives Om Nom a heightened sense of smell to help him sniff out the sweets he craves
- The Spirit Form ensures that nothing gets in Om Nom’s way during his magical journey
THAT’S NOT ALL -- Additional levels and transformations coming soon!
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December 16th, 2015, 22:50 Posted By: wraggster
The boss of Nintendo America has said warned that gamers shouldn’t be expecting traditional experiences from the company’s firs smartphone titles.
“Unfortunately there’s a simplistic mentality out there, that ‘Make a Mario game for smart devices’ is a recipe for printing money,” Reggie Fils-Aimé told TIME. “And it’s not. It just simply is not. It’s that Kyoto craftsmanship mentality that says whatever we’re going to do, it needs to be a wonderful experience for consumers.
“We know that Mario and his ability to run and jump, to transform based on different items, that’s been optimized for a play-control approach that doesn’t exist for smartphones. And so for us, it’s not simply taking existing games and porting them over to smart devices as the answer. Our answer is to create new compelling experiences that leverage what smart devices do best.
“In this way, what I would say in terms of our mobile apps is that we will absolutely continue our traditional maxim of developing software that matches the hardware. We have looked at the limitations of software design on mobile platforms, and worked within those parameters. If there’s a 3DS game that requires the full manipulation of joysticks and multiple buttons, that game clearly can’t be exactly replicated on a touch-screen mobile device.
“So what we’ve been working at is development of apps that feature Nintendo IP in a meaningful way for mobile platforms. We understand that this may feel different.
“And that’s OK. Doing things differently isn’t something we shy away from. And we’re confident we can deliver ‘surprise and delight’ within the profile of mobile devices just as well as we do with dedicated portables or home consoles.”
Late Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata was delivering a similar message as long ago as January 2014, prior to the announcement of Nintendo’s partnership with DeNA.
The company’s first mobile title is a Mii-themed messaging app called Miitomo. Analysts have suggested that future releases will focus on more popular Nintendo IP.
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December 16th, 2015, 22:35 Posted By: wraggster
The new Apple TV has been available for a little over six weeks and there are more than 2,600 apps available. However, dedicated UK apps have been few and far between. Sky's Now TV is on the platform, but we've had to bide our time while the BBC readies its own app. Luckily, that wait is now over. Coming just ahead of the holidays, the new BBC iPlayer app lets you dig into the Beeb's live and on-demand content across all of its channels.
Inside the app, programmes are listed by channel but also via genre. Recommendations, search, and parental guidance features are all included and you can also utilise Siri voice control. The BBC says subtitles are coming, as is the ability to find programmes via Apple's built-in search, but they'll be available in a later update.
The BBC is making good use of colour too, as the Cbeebies section (pictured below) demonstrates. It'll also play a big part in helping take BBC Three online-only, as the Beeb prepares to sunset the TV channel in February next year.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/14/b...-apple-tv-app/
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December 16th, 2015, 22:33 Posted By: wraggster
Nine months is a long time in the smartphone industry, so it should come as no surprise that Samsung is already preparing to launch the next iteration of its flagship smartphone. While the Korean smartphone maker may still be a few months away from showing us what's new, the Wall Street Journal has already caught wind of some of the features we can expect to see in the Galaxy S7. According to reporters, Samsung will include a "pressure-sensitive display and a new high-speed charging port" in its new devices, which are slated to launch in March.
The company is reportedly considering the inclusion of a retina scanner in some versions of its new flagship, although that is not yet set in stone. Like the Galaxy S6, Samsung will debut two models: the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.
With the inclusion of a pressure-sensitive display, Samsung looks set to follow Apple, which is already touting "3D Touch" functionality. With a USB Type-C port, the Galaxy S7 will charge significantly faster, with sources telling the Wall Street Journal that devices will "allow for a full day's charge in under 30 minutes and in some cases significantly faster than that." An improved camera is also said to be coming -- one that that performs better in low-light and sits flat on the back of the device (the Galaxy S6 accommodated a small bump).
Overall, it doesn't appear that the Galaxy S7 family will differ that much from last year's models. However, Samsung's new smartphone chief will hope that he can gauge demand better than his predecessor and avoid making too many (or too few) of its popular handsets. We can expect the Galaxy S7 family to make its debut in or around Mobile World Congress, which opens on February 22nd, with the handsets going on sale a couple of weeks later. The quick launch is said to be deliberate: Samsung doesn't want to let any of its rivals steal a march this time around.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/14/samsung-galaxy-s7/
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December 16th, 2015, 22:31 Posted By: wraggster
Apple has opened a lab in Taiwan, according to Bloomberg, with "at least 50" engineers looking into advanced display technology for products including the iPhone and iPad. It's pulled in workers from Taiwanese display company AU Optronics, as well as Qualcomm, to develop new screens. The tech company is aiming to make its displays thinner, lighter and more efficient, with Bloomberg's sources adding that Apple is looking into OLED (organic light-emitting diodes) displays. While these would tick a lot of the aforementioned boxes (and don't need backlighting), they're also harder and more expensive to produce -- although they often look incredible. If Apple can get it right, however, it'll reduce its supply needs from other electronics giants, including Samsung, LG and Sharp.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/15/apple-oled-displays/
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December 16th, 2015, 22:26 Posted By: wraggster
Microsoft's Outlook for iOS has quickly become one of the platform's best options for managing your inbox, and today it got a handy new feature: 3D Touch support. iPhone 6s and 6s Plus users can now press on the home screen icon to reveal options for quickly sending an email, adding an event to your calendar, or jumping straight into your calendar view. It doesn't seem that any 3D Touch gestures have been added anywhere else in the app, though -- you're limited to these quick actions from the home screen.
In a decidedly less useful nod to the classic days of offices gone by, Microsoft has also gone ahead and made it easy to print emails and full conversation threads directly from the message view. The days when it made sense to print emails have long since passed, but if you're someone who really still needs to deal with dead paper, the feature is there waiting for you. Just make sure you consider the environment before hitting print.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/15/o...touch-support/
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December 16th, 2015, 22:16 Posted By: wraggster
You no longer need an iPhone to read Facebook's Instant Articles on the move. As of today, anyone in the world with an Android phone (and the Facebook app, of course) can read those quick-to-load stories. The experience will be very familiar if you've tried it before, but it promises to bring Instant Articles to a considerably wider audience -- particularly in developing countries where low-cost phones and slow internet access are still par for the course.
Facebook might need the boost. While legions of publishers (over 350) signed up for the feature after realizing that they were losing views through their slower-loading sites, they haven't been making a lot of money thanks to the reduced ad revenue. The social network is tweaking its formula to sustain interest, but it may need to count on sheer reader numbers to make up the difference in the short run.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/16/f...es-on-android/
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