Showing posts with label Apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apps. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 December 2013

Angry Birds Go! now available as a free download on leading mobile platfroms

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Don't tell me that you don't know what's Angry Birds !!.Its the most awesome and addicting game for all age levels.Already its So much Fun..Adding to which the latest game in their series is called Angry Birds Go! is now available on all leading mobile platforms.

The game is Rovio's first major free-to-play Angry Birds title and the first time players get to see the Angry Birds world in 3D as they race through Piggy Island.

In Angry Birds Go! players can jump behind the wheel of a downhill kart and race as Red, Chuck, Stella, King Pig, and other characters from the Angry Birds universe. The game features over 50 different soapbox karts and a selection of tracks ranging from canyons to speedways and stunt roads to air courses.

"Angry Birds Go! is our first major free-to-play Angry Birds game, and while we're super excited to step into this new territory, we're also staying true to our roots," said Jami Laes, the Executive Vice President of Games at Rovio Entertainment. "As with every previous Angry Birds game, there's lots of free content and we have great new updates already planned - including the eagerly awaited arrival of multiplayer."

Though the game is free to download, Rovio is offering in-app purchases to enhance the gaming experience for those willing to shell out the bucks.

"We do offer some really awesome premium content for fans who want a bit more, but we've designed the game so that you don't have to pay to have a great time," Laes added.

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Saturday, 17 August 2013

Android Device Manager goes live,helps you to track your lost phone

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Following the announcement made by Google, last week, Android Device Manager has now been rolled out to Android devices including smartphones and tablets. The web interface to locate and track the devices is also now live on google.com/android/devicemanager.

To verify if it's enabled, you can go to the Settings menu on your device and then tap on Security. You'll find the a Device administrators setting and after tapping on it, you should see the 'Android Device Manager.' You just need to enable it by tapping on the checkbox.

After enabling the feature, you'll be able to see your device on the web interface. You'll also be able to track its location on Google maps, ring the device at full volume for five minutes and even erase all the data. The web interface allows you to track multiple Android devices through a drop-down menu and you can also rename your Android devices through it.

To enable the erase data option on Nexus devices, you'll need to enable factory reset on your device through the 'Google Settings' app on your device and clicking on the tick box within Android Device Manager.

It's also worth noting that location tracking might not work if Google location settings have not been enabled. You can enable these settings through the 'Location' menu from the Google Settings app to allow Google services to track your location.

The service is available for all Android 2.2 and above devices so it will benefit a large number of users. However, the phone must be connected to the Internet to benefit from it.

Apple, Microsoft and BlackBerry have been offering online utilities, namely Find My iPhone, BlackBerry Protect, and Find My Phone, respectively, that let owners of phones track the location of their handsets, lock them, trigger an alarm and wipe data remotely, for a long time.

Google is late to the party, however, making the utility a part of Android would benefit a large number of users. Handset makers like Samsung and HTC already offer similar tools with their Android phones. Sony had also started rolling out its remote security service "my Xperia," in July.


While third-party services offered by companies like McAfee, Norton, Quickheal and Kaspersky, among others also offer mobile security services, they charge users a one time or recurring fee.

Source-Android Cafe
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Tuesday, 13 August 2013

Where is the BlackBerry Messenger for Android??

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Where is BBM Now??research In Motion said that it would come around June 27 on Android and iOS but the Fact is that its still missing from the Play Store and the App Store.Where Millions think its Fake but the Official Website of BlackBerry Says its Coming soon.It would be the most awaited product of the year.But Why is RIM taking such a decision? I mean people have their BlackBerry just for two reasons 
 .BBM & its classy looks.



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Thursday, 8 August 2013

Automating Your Android Smartphone with on{X}

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Imagine that you could program your smartphone to do tasks when your not around Wouldn't it be cool if someone texts you "where are you" and your phone automatically texts back your current location or Whenever you reach Office your phone displays your schedule for  Today.Like these there are many things that your android smartphone can do you just need to unleash it.You can do this By a powerful app called on{X} by Microsoft which strangely works on Android and not on Windows.Configuring this is super easy.



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Wednesday, 27 February 2013

How to install WhatsaApp on your pc??

Coming straight to the point wouldn't it be cool if you could run whatsapp on your pc? and if you don't own a andriod or iOS mobile then its Great.Tou  just have a simple moblie then this one's for you You can run whatsapp on your pc!  Follow these steps and you can install whatsapp on your PC




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