In this game by member Degineth, you aim is to fire a ball from A to B using platforms and walls to avoid a series of moving traps. It’s a great way to burn through vast amounts of free time without realizing. You have been warned.
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Many people say that the best thing about Android is the ability to have custom launchers. Custom Launchers let you configure your device to be exactly how you want it. Do you want a sea of icons or a simple desktop with only one or two icons and the time? It doesn’t matter you can do whatever you want!
XDA Forum Member junaid558 offers up the latest version of custom launchers. In this video, XDA TV Producer TK reviews Launcher 10. TK shows off the application and shares his thoughts, so check out this app review.
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Google released a developer version of the Chrome browser. Chrome Dev is the bleeding edge release that shows what will be implemented in the next two releases. Download it to get familiar with new features.
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Samsung’s 5.1 update may finally add multi-user support to the company’s latest flagships. There is no word yet about which other devices will include the feature, but Sam Mobile’s early reporting does bring us stills of Guest Mode in the wild; check them out after the jump.
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Microsoft has now revealed that their upcoming Windows 10 OS will be able to run iOS and Android apps. While iOS will need to be compiled with a special tool that requires minimal code modifications from the developers, Android APKs will run normally through an included Android runtime. Who called that?
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Despite Xiaomi’s many glaring issues, the Chinese manufacturer has managed to become the third largest smartphone maker in the world. Our main issue with Xiaomi at XDA has always been about the company’s GPL infringements, but it’s clear that the manufacturer obviously still has a lot of appeal around the world. So, we want to hear from the community: Would you ever buy a phone from Xiaomi? Why or why not?
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Tag Heuer’s attempt to create its own smartwatch in partnership with Google and Intel will be a digital replica of the original Tag Heuer Black Carrera. The device will be powered by Android Wear and will reportedly feature a 40-hour battery life. It is expected to launch around October with an estimated tag of $ 1400.
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