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Gameloft unveils the Unreal Engine-powered Wild Blood with a teaser trailer

Posted in: Android, Gaming, iOS 10 hours ago by Vince Gameloft has released a trailer revealing its new game powered by the Unreal Engine. Titled Wild Blood, the game is set in a dark environment and is definitely of the hack-and-slash variety. Check out the teaser trailer, which consists entirely of gameplay footage below. The game is expected to launch for the iPhone, iPad and Android , but a timeframe of the release has not yet been revealed. Source | Via View the original article here

Get fully connected with your Nokia 808 PureView

The Nokia 808 PureView is not just a game-changing camera phone that lets you take great photos, but it also offers an array of options that lets you easily share those images as well. Sharing photos is just the start. Using the different outputs you can also use your 808 PureView to share videos, music and other files. At the risk of bombarding you with lots of acronyms, the device features DLNA, WiFi, HDMI, NFC, Micro-USB and let’s not forget the humble 3.5 stereo cable jack. In short, the 808 PureView’s supreme connectivity options might be just as impressive as its camera. Let’s go through some of the inputs and outputs of the Nokia 808 PureView in more detail. Together with your data connection, the WiFi connection, whether at home or a public network, is the gateway through which your 808 PureView will be able to surf the Internet, check emails, download apps and keep an eye on your social networks. WiFi also enables DLNA connectivity – this allows your phone to connect to other...

Now is the time to change your passwords – Type2Phone is here to help

Luxembourg, Luxembourg – Type2Phone turns your Mac into a Bluetooth keyboard for your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. Type2Phone running on the Mac will emulate a Bluetooth keyboard. Pair your iOS device with the Mac while Type2Phone is running. Now every character you type is funneled through to the iOS device. Type2Phone also allows for pasting text from the Mac to the iOS device. Every character that could by typed can also be pasted. Just hit cmd-shift-V. It also supports text selection and copy-paste operations on the iOS device. Navigate text using the arrow key. Hold the shift key while navigating to select text. Use the cmd-C, cmd-V shortcuts to trigger copy-paste operations. Now is the time to step up security: * Set up non-obvious recovery email address * Set up strong passwords: easy to remember, hard to guess Now use Type2Phone to key in those new passwords. Type2Phone has a “stealth mode” where characters you send to your iOS device are not displayed on your Mac. No one can l...

Siri’s in for some Google competition on iOS, Voice Search coming soon

Posted in: iOS, Mobile Services, Online Services 13 hours ago by Johnny Google is on track to revamp its Search app on iOS and improve the voice search by adding Google Now-flavored recognition. The update will be available soon with no further specifics provided as to when exactly. Google Voice Search will be better at interpreting natural speech and can even give you spoken replies at times. It can check weather for you, give you cinema schedules and more. It will be a direct competitor to Siri on iOS although it won’t be able to launch apps or work with the built-in navigation in iOS 6. Also Google is bringing its Knowledge Graph outside of the US to the entire English-speaking world. Knowledge Graph combines more than 500 million people, places and things with more than 3.5 billion connections between them. It will provide users with location-specific answers to online queries, for example if you search for “chiefs” in Australia you’ll get the Aussie rugby team complete with scor...

Secrets Keeper 1.0 for iOS – Keep all Your Secrets in a Safe Place

Leesburg, Virginia – SSA Mobile LLC proudly announces the release of Secrets Keeper for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Secrets Keeper is a next generation privacy app that allows you to easily secure your private photos, videos, contacts, notes etc without locking your device. Secrets Keeper gives even more security: you can privately browse the web and download files directly into the app, save website passwords, get intruders break-in reports with photo and GPS data and many more. “Personal photos, private notes and contacts, website passwords, PIN codes, IDs and documents scans – these are just a few things you can secure with Secrets Keeper”, – says Serge Aliseenko, CEO of SSA Mobile LLC – “Protect all types of private data without having to fully lock your device every time.” Secrets Keeper also provides advanced app security: you can setup fake passcodes to show decoy files, get instant emails on break-in attempts with photo and GPS, backup your most important private files with i...

Dungeon Whisper: Modernizing Table-Top RPGs available for iOS

Honolulu, Hawaii – Based on and created in partnership with the short film, Natural 20, awarded Best Humor Film at Comic-Con 2012. Dungeon Whisper for iOS is a powerful tool for players and game masters. In game, you need to communicate with other players quickly and, most importantly, secretly. Instead of passing A LOT of notes, which slows the game play to a crawl, this app connects up to 16 players via Bluetooth with no internet or WIFI connection required. Talk to your teammates, plan strategy with the entire group, or even plot against a fellow player in complete secrecy. The app further modernizes game play by allowing players to: * Create a chat or discover a group within range (no Internet required) * Send private and public whispers to one another and/or group * Send and store image or video files (maps, character sheets, etc.) * Create useful macros for easy access to oft used skill checks * Store your character profile * Roll dice and remember history * Calculates and displ...

Remove all Birthdays from your iOS Contacts list

Salt Lake City, Utah – Bomdigular Apps today is pleased to announce the release of BirthdayRemover 1.0 for iOS, a new app to help reduce clutter and alerts on your iOS device. Filling a void in the marketplace, BirthdayRemover gives users a fresh and simple way to remove birthdays from your contacts list and calendar. Also available for iPad, and iPod touch, and designed to simply do the one task it was made to do – remove birthdays. Upon first using the application, users are shown the total contacts in their phone and the total number of contacts with birthdays associated with them. There is one button on the bottom that states “Remove Birthdays from contacts and calendar!”. Upon pushing the button, you are given a warning that what you are doing cannot be undone, if you accept – it will remove all birthdays from your phone and give you one more popup that states how many birthdays were removed. BirthdayRemover is a simple app that does one thing and does it well. It will save users...

Google Translate now translates images too

Posted in: Android, Mobile software 11 hours ago by Ian Ever been in a foreign country with no idea what a sign says? Google Translate now lets you snap a picture of it, and then translate the text. This is a great timesaver as it doesn’t need you to enter in the text to translate manually. The app runs on Android versions 2.3 and up, and allows you to select exactly what you would like translated. This is especially convenient if there is a large amount of text on the page, or more than one language in the image. Unfortunately, you have to specify which language you want translated (autodetect doesn’t work in camera mode), and not all 64 languages supported by Google Translate can use the new camera translate feature. Also, if you exit out of the camera translate interface, it doesn’t retain the image you just took and makes you start all over. Hopefully, this will be fixed in the next patch. Either way, it had no problems with translating the Polish language description on our Inte...

The Google Nexus 7 enters our office, gets ready to rally the Android troops

Google’s Nexus 7 is a milestone in Android’s development, so we were all over it when it came to our office. The Nexus line gives a general heading for Android gadgets and Jelly Bean that debuted on this tab is quite interesting indeed. Unlike some previous Nexus gadgets, the Nexus 7 will probably gain a lot of traction with consumers making it even more important. The Nexus 7 packs a Tegra 3 chipset, a 7? LCD screen with WXGA resolution and a highly competitive price. We can’t understate the importance of the price – it matches the Amazon Kindle Fire, which fairly quickly grabbed 5% of the tablet market share on its own (that’s big for an Android) and it doesn’t even run a proper version of Android. The Nexus 7, however, comes from Google itself along with the latest OS (and a promise for timely updates in the future). We’ve already looked at what Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is all about, so let’s take a closer look at the hardware instead. The Nexus 7 was made by ASUS and it has done a p...

A day in London with Nokia location-based apps

It’s the summer of great sports in London, with so many unforgettable milestones from Michael Phelps, Andy Murray, Usain Bolt, Jessica Ennis and other star athletes who have made their countries proud. I met up with my friend Katie in London to check out the excitement and lend support to her on-going quest to meet Prince William. To get around the city, we turned to Nokia’s outstanding location-based apps to navigate London’s streets and transport networks while the city was at its busiest for the games. Nokia Drive, Nokia Maps, Nokia Transport, Nokia City Lens and Nokia Pulse, along with our trusty Nokia Lumia smartphones, served as our travel guides. In our Day in London video diary, we show how these apps work together to solve, effortlessly and intuitively, many of the where questions we all encounter each day. In this way, Nokia is redefining the where category, providing consumers with the best resources to navigate and anticipate the world around them. Our video diary also ...