For many people, the word “automation” conjures up dystopian scenes of humans versus machines. A future in which people set aside our differences to oppose the sleek, metallic products of our own engineering. Few but growth-minded business types get a warm-and-fuzzy feeling of optimism when the word “automation” comes up. And for good reason. There’s […]
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This week I packed some grenades, prepped an army and battled it out against other players in Gears Pop. The cartoonish mobile game, which launched on August 22nd, is set in the Gears of War universe and developed by Vancouver-based studio The Coalition and London, U.K.-based Mediatonic Games. The title was originally announced back in
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Android 10 introduced a ton of new features but one of the most important features was the changes to the permission system. Permissions have come a long way on Android and it’s a lot better now than the archaic days where we used to give apps a dozen permissions before downloading them. We’ll take a
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Sometimes the silly, fun time-waster games are the ones we enjoy the most. This week, I find myself enjoying one of these, a simple game called Climbing Flail. It was a simple game, really — just climb a mountain. To do so, players must slingshot their climber up the mountainside. That’s the only control the
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Similar to last year, Bluetooth tracking device company Tile has refreshed its offerings as well as introduced new products to its lineup. With Apple’s often-rumoured Bluetooth tracker looming on the horizon, it seems like Tile is working towards offering a Bluetooth tracker for nearly every purpose. Tile Sticker First up, there’s the Tile Sticker, the
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[Article_padding] Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery is a mobile point and click adventure title developed by Kiary Games that tasks players with investigating a deserted town and discovering the mysteries in it. The game consists of a collection of small and large areas where players navigate by tapping on things in the environment to solve
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It’s time for the Sunday giveaway! Like every week, we’re giving away another brand new Android phone to one lucky Android Authority reader. A big congratulations to the winner of last week’s OnePlus 7 Pro giveaway, Prabhu M. from India. This week we’re giving away a brand new OnePlus 7T, brought to you by the Android
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Finding the perfect email app can be a challenge, but Twobird from the makers of Notability might just be able to solve this problem with its clean design and multi-platform nature. The app is a relatively simple email client that also has a notes section built into it — hence the name Twobird. Where it
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Officially called Android 10, the next major version of Android launched September 3, 2019. The Android 10 update began rolling out to all Pixel phones, including the original Pixel and Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, and Pixel 3a XL. What about other devices? Which ones already
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Huawei’s reintroduction of the 40MP smartphone camera was a surprisingly impressive revelation back with the Huawei P20 Pro. The company improved on the formula’s low-light performance in the Huawei P30 Pro, setting a new bar for high-res mobile photography. Now there’s a new champion of the pixel count in town – the 64MP Realme XT.
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