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Thursday, February 14, 2013

Where's My Perry? is too easy to keep you coming back

Where's My Perry? is weirdly named; at all times you know exactly where your Perry is (its actually so named because this is kind of a sequel to Where's My Water?). Perry is hiding in a tube, waiting for you to use your six year-old powers of deduction to open a door for him. Yes, Where's My Perry? is aimed squarely at children and/or people who are really not good at puzzles. So, if you're constantly looking for that great new puzzle...
Kayla R.A
Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Android App Video Review: Cubes vs. Spheres

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Cubes vs. Spheres is a delightful gem of a game from ShockPanda Games, who also brought us the less popular Space Bunnies. It's a physics-based turret defense game, in which you launch spheres against an oncoming horde of cubes. Gameplay is simple and elegant, and the minimalist, almost monochrome style of the game is quite unique. Actually,...
Kayla R.A

New Android apps worth downloading: Messaging + Google Voice, Wheres My Valentine?, QuestLord

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Messaging + Google Voice is a straightforward app that lets you send text messages either from your phones cellular number or your Google Voice account. Weve also got some solid games: Wheres My Valentine?, a holiday-themed version of the popular Wheres My Water?, and DungeonLord, an 8-bit dungeon-crawling role-playing title. Messaging...
Kayla R.A
Tuesday, February 12, 2013

These Valentines Day Android apps have heart

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Valentines Day has a bad reputation for being overly commercialized. Our thoughts on the international day for lovefests were best summed up over at popular comedy site The Oatmeal. Whether you celebrate with the traditional box of chocolates and long-stemmed roses, or spend the night drinking vodka with your friends yelling YOLO! out taxi...
Kayla R.A

New Android apps worth downloading: Twiize update, Quietto, Cordy 2

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Get the most out of your phone calls with Twiize, which allows users to check Facebook and even draw on photos while talking. Quietto is up next, and gives you a discreet timer for situations like when youre giving presentations. Finally, theres Cordy 2, the follow-up to the great side-scrolling platformer that brings new mechanics to the...
Kayla R.A
Monday, February 11, 2013

Will OUYA allow for true multi-platform Android gaming?

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You might remember OUYA, the Android-based home game console created by Julie , from its legendary Kickstarter campaign, which pulled in more than $8.5 million against a goal of $950,000. When any Kickstarter pulls in millions of dollars more than its goal, you might start to think things are getting real, but you don't know what real is...
Kayla R.A

New Android apps worth downloading: Twitter update, Snapseed, Vector

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Twitters Android app update adds the services Discover tab and new ways to follow people via your feed. Weve also got Snapseed, a powerful photo-editing app, and Vector, a pretty, Parkour-inspired running title with loads of levels. Twitter update (Free) Whats it about? The official app of the micro-blogging social network site Twitter...
Kayla R.A
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