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- Best Nintendo Switch Games on Sale Now
- In a New Interview, Tim Cook Says Apple is Focused on Products and People
- Registered Developers Can Now Download watchOS 4.3 Beta 3
- REMINDER: We’re Giving Away 2 LG V30s, Thanks to AT&T!
- Snapdragon 845 Platform Lets You Wirelessly Stream Audio to Multiple Headsets, Speakers
- Nest Aware No Longer Stupidly Expensive, Plus Nest Cam IQ Now has Google Assistant
- AT&T announces its first 5G markets: Dallas, Waco, and Atlanta
- Chrome Beta 65 removes flag that opens all app links as Chrome Custom Tabs
- Glitch Dash is a brutally challenging auto-runner that demands quick and precise movement
- New Kdenlive Beta is Available for Testing
| Best Nintendo Switch Games on Sale Now Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST
Have you played all of your Nintendo Switch games and you’re looking for a bit more fun? I know how pricey they can be, especially if you’re on a budget. Sixty dollars on a game seems a bit high, but I have found some great games currently on sale for your pleasure! Tales of the Tiny Planet
Tales of the Tiny Planet follows a Planet searching for lost friends, with the ability to manipulate the world elements and guide him safely back to them. Find your friends for $12, and know that all is right in the world again. Puzzle Box Maker
Let your imagination go crazy with Puzzle Box Maker, where you can upload your own Pixel Arts or browse the online gallery to play already-created levels. Start your own game with friends for $12. The Coma: Recut
You are Youngho, a Korean student who drifts to sleep and wakes up trapped in a twisted version of his school where he is not alone. Run, hide, and find your escape in the Coma: Recut for $16. Slain: Back From Hell
Bathoryn must battle his way through this area, packed with lethal monsters before making his way into the stronghold. Take on the depths of hell for $16. Caveman Warriors
Go back in time with Caveman Warriors, a cooperative platformer game where you can play with up to 4 players or even on your own. Smash heads and take on the battles of long ago for $9. Serial Cleaner
Become The Cleaner, a crime scene cleaner for the mob, and clean up the streets for your boss. Don’t miss a spot with Serial Cleaner for $8. Resident Evil Revelations
Resident Evil Revelations takes you back to what happened between Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, revealing the truth about the virus. With limited ammo and weapons, the race to survive is on for just $14. Resident Evil Revelations 2
Claire and Moira are knocked out and wake up in a dark and abandoned detention facility where they have to work together to find out what happened. What will they find in Resident Evil Revelations 2 for $14. Farming Simulator
Take on the challenges of your modern day farmer with the North American environment, loads of farming activities, and over hundreds of acres of land. Become the farmer you wanted to be without leaving the comfort of your home for $38. Wheels of Aurelia
Go back to the 1970’s on the western coast of Italy where you play as Lella who came to experience the sights and sounds of Italy’s history. Discover Italy and Lella’s past for $6. JYDGE
JYDGE is a top-down shooter where you get to build your own JYDGE and erase crime in the city of Edenbyrg. Try to get out of the city alive for only $11. Super Ping Pong Trick Shot
Test your throwing skills with Super Ping Pong Trick Shot, over 80 challenges with multiple objectives with each challenge. Get your best shot in for only $3. The Flame In The Flood
The Flame in the Flood is a wilderness survival game in which a girl and her dog travel by foot and raft down a river to find resources, craft tools, remedy afflictions, and more. Keep your health and your heart up with this game for $8. SUPERBEAT: XONiC
Get a hand on that beat with Superbeat: Xonic, a new musical game with 68 unique songs. Start hitting the best notes for just $30 when on sale. The Jackbox Party Pack 4
Looking for a great game to play with some of your closest friends? Get the Jackbox Party Pack 4 for $20, and start the laugh track. Bleed
Take Wryn through the world so she can complete her dream of being the best video game hero. Take down some of the best villains for $11. BUTCHER
BUTCHER is a fast-paced 2D shooter where you play as a cyborg programmed to annihilate anything that moves. Take on the last of humanity for just $7. Lichtspeer
Lichtspeer takes place in a land rid with monsters, yet you are a champion who can channel the power of the Gods to take on enemies and restore balance to the universe. Grab your speer and restore your kingdom to it’s glory for just $7. The Bridge
The Bridge is a logic puzzle game that mashes Isaac Newton and M. C. Escher together as you manipulate gravity and venture through impossible architectures. Take on puzzles like never before for $4. Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers
Become your favorite Cartoon Network character and take down your enemies in Battle Crashers. Be Chowder, Jake, or even Mordecai as you play through this game for just $25. Monster Jam Crush It!
Crush everything in your way as a monster truck driver. You can take on multiple stadiums with multiple trucks for only $25. NBA 2K18
NBA 2K18 lets you play the game the way you like, whether you build your career in NBA games, hit the courts in The Playground, or explore an all-new open neighborhood setting. Ball up against the best of the best or even your neighbors for $39. NBA 2K18 Legend Edition
Add on to your NBA 2K18 experience with the Legend edition, which gives you 100,000 VC, 20 MyTEAM Packs, Shaq digital items for your MyPLAYER, and more. Get more out of your NBA game for $50. NBA 2K18 Legend Edition Gold
If you want to get the most out of your NBA game, grab the Legend edition gold, which comes with 250,000 VC, 40 MyTEAM Packs, Shaq digital items for your MyPLAYER, and more. This is all you could ask for out of this game for $83. INVERSUS Deluxe
Take on this puzzle game on your own or with friends and online players. You can grab this game for $13 to solve all these puzzles. forma.8
forma.8 is a Metroidvania action-adventure with a striking visual style and a huge world to explore. Take on this open world for $6. Retro City Rampage DX
This 8 bit game is sure to take you back to the arcade days, and you will get an old-school, GTA feel with this game. Make your way through the city and rec havoc for just $10. What are your favorite sales?Any games you love that are currently on sale? Let us know in the comments below! Updated February 20, 2018: I’ve added the games that are on sale for this week! Powered by WPeMatico The post Best Nintendo Switch Games on Sale Now appeared first on Guaripete. |
| In a New Interview, Tim Cook Says Apple is Focused on Products and People Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST  Cook said that instead of stock price, the company is focused on other priorities:
While in some areas, like the HomePod, Apple isn't the first to market with a specific technology. But Cook doesn't see the company as following:
Interestingly, because Apple designs its own silicone chips, Cook said the company is working on products "way out in the 2020s." Powered by WPeMatico The post In a New Interview, Tim Cook Says Apple is Focused on Products and People appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Registered Developers Can Now Download watchOS 4.3 Beta 3 Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST   Apple’s Software February 21, 2018 Here are some notable changes in the software:
The return of iPhone music controls on the watch is an especially nice addition. Users should expect the final version of the software to arrive sometime this spring. Powered by WPeMatico The post Registered Developers Can Now Download watchOS 4.3 Beta 3 appeared first on Guaripete. |
| REMINDER: We’re Giving Away 2 LG V30s, Thanks to AT&T! Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST   Quick reminder here, but don't forget that we're giving away an LG V30 to two different DL readers on Monday, thanks to AT&T. You don't have to do much to enter, outside of completing a few tasks in the widget below. It's super free and super easy. Full contest details here. Powered by WPeMatico The post REMINDER: We're Giving Away 2 LG V30s, Thanks to AT&T! appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Snapdragon 845 Platform Lets You Wirelessly Stream Audio to Multiple Headsets, Speakers Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST   According to an announcement made by Qualcomm this morning, the Snapdragon 845 platform (you know, the processor that will be inside all of this year's flagship devices?), now supports Qualcomm Broadcast Audio. Like me when I first heard of this, you may be asking what Broadcast Audio is. Well, to put it as simply as possible, it allows users to wirelessly stream music from their Snapdragon 845-powered device to multiple headsets and speakers. For example, let's say you and a friend are taking a plane ride. With this tech, you can stream tunes to both you and your friend's wireless headsets, no dongles or 2-port adapters needed. So long as the headset or desired speaker is in Bluetooth range, you should have no issues connecting. Furthermore, Qualcomm states this tech features "near perfect synchronization," meaning regardless of which audio sources are connected, the audio playing should be synced well enough that you don't hear any odd timing. Broadcast Audio Features
As Qualcomm puts it, "Imagine the laughter of a group of teenagers sharing a new song amongst their individual headphones, a 'silent disco' with hundreds listening to a DJ that only they can hear, a guided tour with simultaneous translation or college dorm party where numerous speakers can participate to support an impromptu party, these are just some of the exciting possibilities our customers can support with broadcast audio." Qualcomm notes that Broadcast Audio will be demoed at this year's MWC, so expect to see more about this in the coming days. // Qualcomm Powered by WPeMatico The post Snapdragon 845 Platform Lets You Wirelessly Stream Audio to Multiple Headsets, Speakers appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Nest Aware No Longer Stupidly Expensive, Plus Nest Cam IQ Now has Google Assistant Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST   Nest announced today that thanks to a new addition to the Nest Aware line-up of subscription plans, it's no longer so expensive to get a bit of access to your home security cameras' history. Additionally, if you own a Nest Cam IQ, it's now powered by Google Assistant. For the new Nest Aware plan, you can pay $5 and access up to 5 days worth of video history. That's a big deal because your only options previously were plans at $10 for 10 days or $30 for 30 days. And for those not aware, that's a per-camera fee. So that $5 or $10 or $30 per month only gets you video history to a single camera. If you want access to more cameras, you have to pay for each one. As you can imagine, it can get pretty expensive to have access to video history with Nest, which is why this $5 plan is nice to see. Wonder how that compares to others? Ring's Protect Plans include Protect Basic at $3 per month each, but that gets you 60 days (!) worth of video. They also have a Protect Plus for $10 per month that covers an unlimited number of cameras. For Logitech's Circle cameras, you get 1-day access free, plus there are $3.99/mo and $9.99/mo options. Those provide 14-day and 31-day history, respectively. As for the Google Assistant addition to Nest Cam IQ, this arrives via a free software update for all current and new owners. With Assistant on board, you get to say, "OK Google" to have it fire up and listen to your commands, just like a Google Home would. The update will arrive as a part of the Nest app's update that begins rolling out today. Once you have that new update, you'll head into the Nest app, opening settings and then look for the "Add Google Assistant" option. // Nest Powered by WPeMatico The post Nest Aware No Longer Stupidly Expensive, Plus Nest Cam IQ Now has Google Assistant appeared first on Guaripete. |
| AT&T announces its first 5G markets: Dallas, Waco, and Atlanta Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST
AT&T has been vague on its 5G plans, saying only that a dozen cities will have 5G of some sort by the end of the year. Today, AT&T’s plans are slightly less vague. We know three of those dozen 5G markets: Dallas, Waco, and Atlanta. This 5G is different than AT&T’s hastily named “5G Evolution,” which is still just LTE. In fact, its 5G evolution features have been live on T-Mobile for a few years. The 5G rollout AT&T’s discussing today is new technology, though. AT&T says the aforementioned cities will be the first to get a taste of AT&T’s 5G network in the form of millimeter wave service. This is a higher frequency than what is traditionally used for mobile devices, so it won’t make for a very robust network on its own in an urban environment with lots of walls and buildings. AT&T says it will add more spectrum bands to its 5G network over time, and it will be fully compliant with 3GPP standards. The equipment AT&T is deploying for LTE and 5G Evolution will allow it to migrate to full 5G service in the coming years. AT&T hints that it’s working to make sure there’s 5G hardware of some sort available in late 2018, but it’ll probably be 2019 before there’s any kind of selection. Powered by WPeMatico The post AT&T announces its first 5G markets: Dallas, Waco, and Atlanta appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Chrome Beta 65 removes flag that opens all app links as Chrome Custom Tabs Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST 
If you open links in some Android apps, and you have Chrome enabled as your default web browser, the page might be opened in a ‘Chrome Custom Tab.’ Instead of starting up the whole app, only a minimal browser UI is shown, with a large close button that takes you right back to the previous app. This feature requires the app open links a certain way, and as such, there have always been some apps that don’t support Custom Tabs. By using a flag that was introduced in Chrome 52, known as #tab-management-experiment-type, it has been possible to force all links from Android apps to open in Custom Tabs. This was especially handy for apps that are no longer maintained. The flag originally had several settings, but over time, that was reduced to two – ‘Disabled’ (which would turn off all Custom Tabs, but appears to not work) and ‘Elderberry’ (which forces Custom Tabs for all apps).
Left and center: Chrome 64 (stable); Right: Chrome 65 Beta It seems to have been removed entirely in Chrome 65, which is currently in beta. In other words, there is no longer a way to force all apps to use Custom Tabs. I was unable to find an explanation for its removal, and Google doesn’t officially comment in in-development Chrome features, so your guess for the reason is as good as mine. Chrome 65 is expected to be released on March 5 (at least on the desktop), so you have a little over a week left to enjoy the flag.  Price: Free
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| Glitch Dash is a brutally challenging auto-runner that demands quick and precise movement Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST 
David Marquardt’s Glitch Dash is his third game released on the Play Store, and oh boy did he ever hit this one out of the park. Unlike most auto-runners, this is not a game for casuals. The difficulty is high, and it only gets higher the further you progress. Now I’m not saying this to scare away players as this is a beautiful running game that is a blast to play, but rest assured it will be quite a challenge to reach the end. When you first boot up Glitch Dash, you will have to play through an intro level that teaches you the primary controls of the game. Like most auto-runners, you will swipe up to jump, swipe down to duck, and swipe left and right to move in those corresponding directions. Your main goal is to make it through each stage. Your secondary goal is to collect all of the pink diamonds scattered throughout those stages. Now the thing is, it can be pretty difficult to make it through a level without dying. Luckily there are optional advertisements you can watch after you die to unlock a free checkpoint so that you can pick up where you last left off. You can also buy extra checkpoints through some of the game’s in-app purchases. Luckily you can easily ignore the smaller IAPs if you unlock the full content of the title for $9.99. And if you feel that is too expensive for an auto-runner you also have the option to purchase unlimited lives for $1.99. These unlimited lives don’t help too much with the game’s checkpoints, but they do guarantee that you can play as much as you like. Basically, free players have a few limitations that push towards IAPs while those that are willing to pay will have the option of a tiered premium experience. This is great for those that want to test the game out before spending any money, which seems fair to me. As for the gameplay, well, it’s your basic auto-runner, just with a higher skill floor. What really sets it apart from the majority of auto-runners is how it looks. This is a gorgeous game, especially if you crank up the graphical setting to high and 60fps. Movement is buttery smooth, and watching each level build itself as you run through it is quite enthralling. Oh, and have I mentioned the music? Because if not I would like to point out that the funky techno beats backing the gameplay is very fitting.
So far I have been enjoying my time with Glitch Dash. Sure, it may take a good bit of memorization to get through some of the more difficult levels, but to me, that only provides more of a reason to keep playing. While it’s clear that auto-runners are nothing new on Android, it is nice to see one that actually offers a challenge while keeping a fair pricing model. It also doesn’t hurt that the game has a very original look that just has to be seen in action. If you are looking for a new auto-runner to work your way through that isn’t simply more of the same casual BS, definitely give Glitch Dash a look.  Price: Free+ Powered by WPeMatico The post Glitch Dash is a brutally challenging auto-runner that demands quick and precise movement appeared first on Guaripete. |
| New Kdenlive Beta is Available for Testing Posted: 21 Feb 2018 12:05 PM PST 
Keen to help kick the tyres on a new and improved version of the open-source Kdenlive video editor? Well, now you can. A new public beta release of next-generation Kdenlive is available to for testing. The refactored build comes with a leaner and more stable codebase that's lays a foundation on which newer, more advanced features can be built. But while there's plenty to be excited about in the new-fangled build you shouldn't expect perfection just yet, as the Kdenlive devs caution in a blog post: "There are some rough edges, it's not ready for production yet as compatibility with older project files is not finalized and a lot of work is still required to fix the many remaining quirks, but we are on good tracks to bring you a modern, stable and enjoyable open source editor." But if you're Interested to sample the progress you can do so with ease. Hit the button below to download the latest Kdenlive beta release as an AppImage: Download Kdenlive 18.04 Beta (.AppImage) Remember: to run an app image on Ubuntu (and most other distros) you need to make sure the following option is checked:
Then, to launch, just double-click on the AppImage itself. Please keep in mind that this is a beta release for a reason. It may have bugs, missing features and unpolished edges. It's also not fully backwards compatible with old Kdenlive project files. As the beta build is available an AppImage you can safely run it alongside a stable release of the video editor without any conflicts or issues. Learn how to use KdenliveIf you're keen to learn how to fully take advantage of the many Kdenlive features I recommend you check out the 'toolbox' section of the Kdenlive website. It's stuffed full of practical information and editing tips. Source: Kdenlive Blog Powered by WPeMatico The post New Kdenlive Beta is Available for Testing appeared first on Guaripete. |
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