Showing posts with label android games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android games. Show all posts
Monday, 30 December 2013
Monday, 29 July 2013
Now that Google has released Android 4.3, so begins the agonizing process of figuring out which phones and tablets will get the upgrade, and when. Not surprisingly, most Android phone makers are being cagey about their upgrade plans.
In response to a TechHive inquiry, a Samsung spokesperson told us that no plans have been announced at this time.
Meanwhile, a HTC spokesperson said "Now that Google has unveiled an update to Jelly Bean, Android 4.3, we'll work to determine how this may impact our global and region specific upgrade plans."
Motorola hasn't said anything about its upgrade plans yet, which is surprising given that the company is owned by Google. Earlier this week, the company announced atrio of new Droid phones, all running Android 4.2.
We've reached out to Motorola for additional comment, and will update if we hear anything back.
Sony commits early
Sony's approach is a breath of fresh air compared to other major phone makers. The company has already confirmed that Android 4.3 will be coming to the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR, Xperia SP, Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Tablet Z, though no specific timeline was given. Sony is also considering additional upgrades directly to Android 4.3 for some devices that are currently on Android 4.1.
Even better, Sony has pulled back the curtain on how the upgrade process works. In ablog post, the company explains in detail how hardware, software and testing all factor in, and discusses what parts of the process have improved over the years.
It's often assumed that the major bottlenecks in the upgrade process are due to software customizations that carriers and phone makers add on top of stock Android. But as Sony's blog post explains, hardware is also a major piece of the puzzle, because phone makers need to spend time making sure all the components of their handsets work properly with Google's software.
Fortunately, getting the hardware to a stable state with new versions of Android is a smoother process than it used to be. Sony says it collaborates more closely with Qualcomm and with Google, whose Platform Development Kit gives select phone makers a head start on upgrading their hardware.
Testing and approval is still the biggest bottleneck, according to Sony. Phone makers need to make sure their upgrades comply with standards like Bluetooth, don't infringe on other companies' intellectual property and run smoothly without disastrous bugs. “[I]t is not the Bring up phase, but the Test, certification and approval phase that is the most time consuming process when it comes to getting a new software release out on our phones,” Fredrik Ekstrand, Sony Mobile's head of software product management, said in the blog post.
A minor upgrade, at least
If it's any consolation, Android 4.3 isn't a major upgrade, and many of Android 4.3's features are already available on state-of-the-art phones like the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4. Those phones, for instance, already support OpenGL ES 3.0 and Bluetooth Low Energy. The fact that Android 4.3 now supports these features just means they'll come standard in many more phones to come.
The biggest Android 4.3 feature that users might want is Restricted Profiles, which will allow parents to create kid-friendly user profiles on their phones or tablets. But considering that many phones—including the HTC One—are still stuck on Android 4.1, any sort of upgrade at this point would be welcome. Like always, all we can do is wait.
Updated to include HTC's statement.
Sunday, 26 August 2012
The 'Amazing Spiderman', which was released on 29th June, 2012 has proved to be a great hit. Even, I saw the movie & found many people sharing their views on the movie.
Then, I searched for the Amazing Spiderman Game. So, today I am going to provide you free download for 'Amazing Spiderman' Game for Android. The people having Galaxy Tab, Galaxy Note or any android devices, Cheers.Download the Amazing Spiderman game, play, enjoy.
Follow The Steps to Download Amazing Spiderman Game For Android :
- Download the game here & readme file from here
- Download SD files from here
- Extract the obb file from the SD files
- Put the game & the extracted SD files to SD/Android/Data
- Launch the game
That's all. However, the SD files are large in size. But, once you download them, you can play what you saw in themovie. Hope, that you liked it.
Saturday, 23 June 2012
N.O.V.A. 3 for Android now available
The third installment in one of Android’s best shooters has finally made its way to the Google Play Store. I’m talking about N.O.V.A. 3, a futuristic FPS that seems to take a few cues from the Halo series. It’s a first person shooter that features great graphics, 6vs6 online multiplayer, 6 modes, 6 maps, and vehicles with multiple allies. For $7, you won’t go wrong if you’re a fan of shooters in general. Find it in the Google Play Store here.
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Like the scene of an archer shooting the bird ?
Want to try the bow and get the feeling of launch your arrow to the target ?
Well, you can do it now right on you couch with your phone.
By having the free Balloon Shooter - a 2D game for Android.
It is very realistic with great graphics and sounds.
When playing, touch the left of the bow to engage the arrow. You can drag it as you aiming the balloon. Lift your finger to launch the arrow. Various balloon figures will show up as your score GROWING. Balloons have different size and speed.
You can have 5 highest scores recorded. There is also a help which you better to look at before you play.
Do not forget to pick up free coins which you will need to proceed during the game.
Have fun!
| Download ID: | 556268 |
| File Format : | apk |
| File Size: | 4,464 KB |
| Required: | Android OS 2.1 or above |
| Date Added: | 12th Jun 2012 |
M24 Rank: ?   | 14 (New) 98 (New) |
This program will help your child learn the names of animals in English and find out what sounds they make. The program works in two modes:
- In the gallery mode child learns how to look like different animals, as they are called and what sound they are made.
- In the guessing mode a child hears the name of the animal, and must choose the right animal.
A simple interface and high quality graphics will push your child to learn while playing.
The game is designed for phones and tablets.
kids, baby, animals, sound, learn,cat,dog,cow,horse
| Download ID: | 556278 |
| File Format : | apk |
| File Size: | 12,042 KB |
| Required: | Android OS 1.5 or above |
| Date Added: | 16th Jun 2012 |
| M24 Rank: ? | 31 (New) 131 (New) |
Download Animals World to your phone via WAP
Warning: This download is very large. We advise using the "Download to PC" method only.
Warning: This download is very large. We advise using the "Download to PC" method only.
- Visit http://wap.mobiles24.com on your wap enabled handset
- Select Download by ID and enter 556278
- Click Download Item
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
ASUS Eee Pad
The new ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime is a 10.1-inch touchscreen display tablet loaded with the latest Android OS and powered by the latest and the most powerful tablet processor – the NVIDIA Tegra 3 . It is the world’s first Quad core processor powered tablet .
The new NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor will clock 1.3GHz when all four cores are active and will clock @ 1.4GHz when only core is active .Its name “Transformer” comes from its form changing feature . It comes with an optional mobile keyboard dock with which it becomes a standard laptop . Another unique feature in it is its Super IPS+ display screen which is 1.5x brighter than existing tablets display and supports wide 178 degree viewing angle . It comes with ASUS SonicMaster technology with superior sound quality experience . It sports 6% larger speakers with crystal clear sound and high sound fidelity .It comes with dual camera with one at front and rear each . The rear camera is a powerful 8MP sensor with LED flash . There is no 3G connectivity option . It is an ultra-thin tablet with a mere 8.3mm thickness . There is a free ASUS cloud storage option with the new ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime tablet .
ASUS Transformer Prime tablet specifications :
Display : 10.1-inch multi-touch Super IPS+ LCD , 1280 x 800 pixels resolution,
Corning Gorilla Glash for high durability
Sensors : Gravity , Light , Gyroscope , e-compass , GPS
Others : Flash support , Multi-tasking
Processor : 1.3GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad Core
Memory : 1GB DDR2
Dimensions : 263×180.8×8.3 mm
Weight : 586 gram , mobile dock weight 537gm
Operating System : Android OS v3.2 (upgradeable to v4.0 ICS)
Storage : 32GB/64GB + ASUS web storage
Wireless LAN WiFi n
Bluetooth v2.1
Camera :
Front : 1.2 mega-pixel
Rear : 8 mega-pixel , auto-focus , LED flash , back-illuminated CMOS sensor
Ports :
micro HDMI
microSD card slot
3.5mm audio jack
40-pin connector port for connecting the keyboard dock
Ports on the keyboard dock :
USB v2.0 port
SD card slot
Others : multi-touchpad
Battery : 22Wh , up to 12 hours backup , up to 18 hours with dock
ASUS Transformer Prime Price in India
ASUS Transformer Prime 32GB Price – Rs.25,000
ASUS Transformer Prime 64GB Price – Rs.30,000
ASUS Transformer Prime mobile dock Price – Rs.7,500
Tuesday, 5 June 2012
As Android phones and tablets have increased in popularity, the number of apps available for the platform has rocketed.
And that means more free Android games. There's a lot of junk out there but, fortunately, there are gems among the junk.
We've worked our way through a whole load of Android games to reveal the ones you should download to your phone.
If we've missed your favourite free Android game, let us know in the comments.
We also have a video run down of the top 10:
1. Angry Birds
The amazingly popular iOS game moved to Android a while ago, earning over two million downloads during its first weekend of availability.
The Android version is free, unlike the Apple release, with maker Rovio opting to stick a few adverts on it rather than charge an upfront fee. The result is a massive and very challenging physics puzzler that's incredibly polished and professional. For free. It defies all the laws of modern retail.
Angry Birds for Android was first available to download from app store GetJar but is now available through Google Play.
2. Bebbled
Bebbled is your standard gem-shuffling thing, only presented in a professional style you wouldn't be surprised to see running on something featuring a Nintendo badge with an asking price of £19.99.
You only drop gems on other gems to nuke larger groups of the same colour, but with ever-tightening demands for score combos and scenes that require you to rotate your phone to flip the play field on its head, Bebbledsoon morphs into an incredibly complex challenge.
3. Red Stone
There's an awful lot of square-shuffling games on Android and Red Stoneis one of the best. And one of the hardest. You start off with a big fat 'King' square that's four times of the normal 'pawn' squares, then set about shuffling things so the fat King can get through to an exit at the top of the screen.
It's hard to accurately describe a puzzle game in the written word, but seriously, it's a good game.
4. Newton
Released a few months back in beta form, Newton is a maths/physics challenge that has you lining up shots at a target - but having to contend with the laws of nature, in the form of pushers, pullers, benders (no laughing), mirrors and traps, all deflecting your shot from its target.
The developer is still adding levels to it at the moment, so one day Newtonmight be finished and might cost money. But for now it's free and a great indie creation.
5. Sketch Online
Surprisingly free of crude representations of the male genitalia, Sketch Online is a sociable guessing game where users do little drawings then battle to correctly guess what's being drawn first. It's like Mavis Beacon for the Bebo generation. The version labelled "Beta" is free, and if you like it there's the option to pay for an ad-free copy. But Google can't make you. Yet.
6. Drop
Some might call Drop a game, others might classify it as a tech demo that illustrates the accuracy of the Android platform's accelerometer, thanks to how playing it simply involves tilting your phone while making a little bouncy ball falls between gaps in the platforms. Either way it'll amuse you for a while and inform you of the accuracy of your accelerometer - a win-win situation.
7. Frozen Bubble
Another key theme of the independent Android gaming scene is (ports of) clones of popular titles. Like Frozen Bubble, which is based around the ancient and many-times-copied concept of firing gems up a screen to make little groups of similarly coloured clusters. That's what you do. You've probably done it a million times before, so if it's your thing get this downloaded.
8. Replica Island
Replica Island is an extremely polished platform game that pulls off the shock result of being very playable on an Android trackball. The heavy momentum of the character means you're only switching direction with the ball or d-pad, letting you whizz about the levels with ease. Then there's jumping, bottom-bouncing, collecting and all the other usual platform formalities.
9. Gem Miner
In Gem Miner you are a sort of mole character that likes to dig things out of the ground. But that's not important. The game itself has you micro-managing the raw materials you find, upgrading your digging powers and buying bigger and better tools and maps. Looks great, plays well on Android's limited button array. Go on, suck the very life out of the planet.
10. ConnecToo
Another coloured-square-based puzzle game, only ConnecToo has you joining them up. Link red to red, then blue to blue - then see if you've left a pathway through to link yellow to yellow. You probably haven't, so delete it all and try again.
A brilliantly simple concept. ConnecToo used to be a paid-for game, but was recently switched to an ad-supported model - meaning it now costs you £0.00.
11. Titres
Once you're successfully rewired your brain's 25 years of playing Tetris in a certain way with certain buttons and got used to tapping the screen to rotate your blocks, it's... Tetris.
It hinges on how much you enjoy placing things with your phone's trackball or pad. If you're good at it, it's a superb Tetris clone. Let's hope it doesn't get sued out of existence.
UPDATE: While Titres seems to have been removed from Google Play, there's now an official Tetris app available to download.
12. Trap!
Not the best-looking game you'll ever play, with its shabby brown backgrounds and rudimentary text making it look like something you'd find running on a PC in the year 1985. But Trap! is good.
You draw lines to box in moving spheres, gaining points for cordoning off chunks of the screen. That sounds rubbish, so please invest two minutes of your time having a go on it so you don't think we're talking nonsense.
13. Jewels
Coloured gems again, and this time your job is to switch pairs to make larger groups which then disappear. That might also sound quite familiar. The good thing about Jewels is its size and presentation, managing to look professional while packing in more levels than should really be given away for free.
14. OpenSudoku
We had to put one Sudoku game in here, so we'll go with OpenSudoku - which lives up to its open tag thanks to letting users install packs of new puzzles generated by Sudoku makers. It's entirely possible you could use this to play new Sudoku puzzles for the rest of your life, if that's not too terrifying a thought.
15. Abduction!
Abduction! is a sweet little platform jumping game, presented in a similarly quirky and hand-drawn style as the super-fashionable Doodle Jump. You can't argue with cute cows and penguins with parachutes, or a game that's easy to play with one hand thanks to its super accessible accelerometer controls.
16. The Great Land Grab
A cross between a map tool and Foursquare, The Great Land Grab sorts your local area into small rectangular packets of land - which you take ownership of by travelling through them in real-time and buying them up.
Then someone else nicks them off you the next day, a bit like real-worldRisk. A great idea, as long as you don't mind nuking your battery by leaving your phone sitting there on the train with its GPS radio on.
17. Brain Genius Deluxe
Our basic legal training tells us it's better to use the word "homage" than to label something a "rip-off", so we'll recommend this as a simple "homage" to the famed Nintendo Brain Training franchise.
Clearly Brain Genius Deluxe is not going to be as slick, but there's enough content in here to keep you "brain training" (yes, it even uses that phrase) until your battery dies. The presentation's painfully slow, but then again that might be the game teaching you patience.
18. Coloroid
Coloroid is aery, very simple and has the look of the aftermath of an explosion in a Tetris factory, but it works. All you do is expand coloured areas, trying to fill them in with colours in as few moves as possible - like using Photoshop's fill tool at a competitive level.
19. Cestos
Cestos is sort of a futuristic recreation of curling, where players chuck marbles at each other to try and smash everyone else's balls/gems down the drain and out of the zone. The best part is this all happens online against real humans, so as long as there's a few other bored people out there at the same time you'll have a real, devious, cheating, quitting person to play against. Great.
20. Air Control
One of the other common themes on the Android gaming scene is clones of games based around pretending to be an air traffic controller, where you guide planes to landing strips with a swish of your finger. There are loads of them, all pretty much the same thing - we've chosen Air Control as it's an ad-supported release, so is technically free.
21. GalaxIR
GalaxIR is a futuristic strategy game with an abstract look, where players micro-manage an attacking alien fleet. Pick a planet, pick an attack point, then hope your troops have the balls to carry it off. There's not much structure to the game as yet, but that's what you get when you're on the bleeding-edge of free, independent Android gaming development.
22. Graviturn
Graviturn is an accelerometer based maze game, where the aim is to roll a red ball out of a maze by tilting your phone around. Seems embarrassingly easy at first, until increasing numbers of green balls appear on screen. If any green balls roll off the screen you die and have to try again. It's abstract. It's good.
23. Alchemy Classic
There are a few variants on Alchemy out there, each offering a similarly weird experience. In Alchemy Classic you match up elements to create their (vaguely) scientific offspring, so dumping water onto earth makes a swamp, and so on. It's a brain teaser thing and best played by those who enjoy spending many hours in the company of the process of elimination.
24. ActionPotato
In ActionPotato you control three pots. Pressing on the pots makes them jump up into the air, where they harvest potatoes. See how many you can get in a row. That's the gist of it. And don't collect the rotten potatoes, else you die. That really is it. The Google Play stats say this is on well over 1,000,000 downloads, so it's doing something right.
25. Scrambled Net
Scrambled Net is based around the age-old concept of lining up pipes and tubes, but has been jazzed up with images of computer terminals, high score tracking and animations. Still looks like something you'd have played on a Nokia during the last decade, but it's free - and looking rubbish hardly stopped Snake from taking off, did it?
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