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World's First Android Device to Convert 2D Content into 3D in Real Time Japanese carrier NTT Docomo and Orange have just announce a partnership to offer Sharp's AQUOS PHONE SH80F, the world's first Android device that is capable to convert 2D content into 3D content in real time
Although LG has already announced a dedicated software application for Android phones that can turn 2D games into 3D games, Sharp's smartphone can do it in real time.
The phone will be initially launched in France on October 6 for 199 EUR with a new two-year agreement, but the device will go live in other European and Asian countries soon after.
Sharp AQUOS PHONE SH80F allows users to watch 3D content without wearing special glasses on its 4.2-inch qHD capacitive touchscreen display.
With Sharp's upcoming Android smartphone users will be able to create their own 3D content using the included dual 8-megapixel cameras, or convert their 2D content into 3D.
“We are excited to be launching the AQUOS PHONE SH80F, thanks to our collaboration with NTT DOCOMO and SHARP. Orange is committed to bringing compelling innovations to our customers. Together, we share this ambition, launching this product in both Asia and Europe. We look forward to developing similar opportunities for our customers in the future,� said Yves Maitre, Senior Vice President, Mobile Multimedia and Devices, Orange.
The whole conversion process from 2D to 3D is made in real time and simultaneous for all streaming content that users are watching, the carriers claim.
Good news for mobile gaming fans, as the phone will be delivered with EA's Need for Speed Shift pre-installed and available in 3D.
In addition, a range of 3D videos and photos are pr-loaded as well to demonstrate the full capabilities of the smartphone.
The smartphone is powered by the latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread platform and packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.4 GHz processor, as well as 2GB of internal memory and microSD card slot for memory expansion.
‘Pokémon Go’ 0.91.1 APK Leaks Tease Quest Feature, New Gen 3 Monsters Pokémon Go update 0.91.1 made its way to servers on Monday, and leaks suggest the small patch hides some very big secrets. Thanks to the latest Silph Road data mine, we can learn more about Pokémon Go’s new questing feature and future gen 3 monsters.
Before getting to that good stuff, though, let’s recap the 0.91.1 APK patch notes:
Improved in-game News feature: Unread news appears near the top of the scroll, while other categories are more clearly labeled and organized. Pokémon can now be searched under the new Shiny filter. Various bug fixes Beyond these fairly minor adjustments, a deeper analysis reveals much, much more. For one, the combat-charge energy bar has new parameters called “currentBar” and “maxBars” that could be used to provide more accurate readings during battle. It’s also been speculated that these two separate readings may make way for other types of stat bars to be introduced later on.
There’s also a strong indication that Pokémon with specific forms, like Deoxys and Castform, will soon be added to the game’s expanding gen 3 roster. In addition to traditional Pokédex category fields like gender and shininess, there’s a new
classification for form. That’s not a section you’d add without introducing the proper content to make use of it.
Last but not least is the continued development of the long-discussed Daily Quests feature. The 0.91.1 update offers tons of new details as to how these quests might work. This leak indicates there are two types of quests available: Story Quests and Challenge Quests. We’re not quite sure what these quests entail, but they revolve around multiple different mechanics including catching specific monsters, the first catch of the day, PokéStop spins, egg hatches, Buddy Pokémon and more. Possibly most interesting of all is a stray listing that implies some quests will include multiple stages. Once the task is completed, trainers will be offered some type of quest reward. Certain quests will also have specific requirements for trainers to activate them. To offer some visual flair to the feature, certain characters will be responsible for handing out the details. As expected, Professor Willow is mentioned as a quest character in the analyzed files.
Professor Willow 'Pokémon Go'Professor Willow may be one of the first major quest givers in 'Pokémon Go.' Photo: The Pokémon Company/Nintendo/kyly @ YouTube
In that sense, the 0.91.1 Pokémon Go data mine offers the most detailed explanation of quests we’ve seen to date. It appears that, when not catching new monsters for the latest seasonal event, Story and Challenge quests will offer players short-term goals that encourage experiencing more of what Pokémon Go has to offer. Those who aren’t into the Gym scene, for example, might be more inclined to give that feature a try if a certain quest reward pushes them in that direction. If you don’t want to undertake larger challenges, it appears some of these quests will be very easy to finish.
As with most data mines, there’s no indication as to when the quest feature will be fully deployed within Pokémon Go. If the details in this update are any indication, however, the concept appears to be making creative progress.
Pokémon Go is available now on Android and iOS.
What do you think of the 0.91.1 data mine? Will quests bring you back to Pokémon Go? Tell us in the comments section!
03 Can Mobdro kill Kodi in 2018? Download the APK and see for yourself
By now, you’ve probably heard of Kodi, but what about more recent rival Mobdro? Our guide reveals all you need to know about the streaming app, including where to download the latest APK for your Android device. Who wins the Mobdro vs Kodi battle? It’s time to find out for yourself.
Kodi isn’t dead. Far from it. But the immensely popular HTPC (Home Theatre PC) platform is at the centre – rightly or wrongly – of a complex piracy debate, leading many streamers to seek alternatives to the Artist Formerly Known as XBMC.
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Enter Mobdro, a streaming app that’s relatively easy to install on most Android devices, including not only phones but Android-based TV devices like the Amazon Fire TV Stick and Google’s latest Chromecast dongle, the Chromecast 2.
In fact, Mobdro is a few years old, but it’s only now gaining prominence. Put simply, it’s an indexing tool that scans the internet and compiles links to streams of things like films, TV shows, and live sport, presenting them on your Android device in a tidy, easy-to-use manner.
Best of all, it’s largely free – the exception is getting it on Chromecast, which will require a Premium Mobdro subscription.
While not listed in Google’s official Play app store, the APK is readily available via the Mobdro website – all you really need to do to download it on your device,
whether that’s a handset or streaming gadget, is enable ‘Unknown Sources’ and then install it.
There’s a couple of tricks you’ll need to know to get it working on a Fire Stick – we’ll have a full install guide shortly – but many of you are probably already familiar with how to sideload on Amazon’s dongle, thanks to our comprehensive Kodi on Fire Stick installation guide. The process is very similar, so head to that article to get a rough idea of what’s involved.
On Android phones and tablets, it’s even easier. All you need to do is navigate to Settings > Security > Unknown Sources, and enable yourself to download apps from outside the Play Store.
Then, just grab the APK from the Mobdro website here and you’re away.
We should note that, like Kodi, some of the links indexed by Mobdro may be pirate streams. Ultimately, it’s just a piece of software, but to ensure you stay on the right side of the law, our best advice is that if something seems to good to be true (a link to a film still in cinemas, for instance), it probably is and you shouldn’t click on.
We never endorse illegal streaming or copyright infringement, but there’s nothing dodgy about curiosity and wanting to see what all the fuss is about.
Mobdro, for its part, offers the following guidance by way of its T&Cs.
“Mobdro has no control whatsoever nor may it be held liable for the content or location of the streams, which shall be the sole responsibility of the pages on which they are hosted.”
“Should the holder of a copyright consider that her/his right have[sic] been breached, she/he must address the source to request its withdrawal.”
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Got any thoughts on Mobdro? Let us know in the comments below.
Super Mario Run Android Pre-Registration Opens On Google Play, Beware Of Beta APK Scams
Super Mario Run propelled on December fifteenth for iOS, however it looks just as Android clients won't need to hold up any longer to get their hands on the addictive, auto-running side scroller. Nintendo reported by means of Twitter that energetic Mario fans would now be able to pre-enroll to be advised when the amusement is formally accessible on Android.
You should simply make a beeline for the Google Play Store and press the "PreRegister" catch. Lamentably, regardless we don't have a discharge date for the Android adaptations of Super Mario Run, yet the very reality that Nintendo has at any rate set up a point of arrival ought to look good for it touching base inside the new couple of weeks (ideally, sooner).
In the event that the Android variant of Super Mario Run is anything like the iOS rendition, we ought to anticipate that it will have restricted "allowed to play" abilities. iPhone clients can play the initial three levels of Super Mario Run for nothing, however need to horse up $9.99 to open the whole diversion. This has gotten under the skin of numerous gamers and examiners.
Indeed, Super Mario Run right now sits at a 2.5 stars (out of 5 stars) rating with more than 16,500 surveys submitted. In spite of the ordinary audits, the amusement was downloaded more than 40 million times from the iOS App Store inside its initial four days of accessibility. We have the inclination that Nintendo will discover considerably more prominent accomplishment on the Android stage given Android's immense OS piece of the overall industry advantage.
We make them close cautioning for Android clients hoping to get an early take a gander at Super Mario Run. Some con artist sites are publicizing that you can download the beta of Super Mario Run and attempt it for nothing. To do as such, you need to change your security settings and sideload an APK. Try not to DO IT! These are not Nintendo-authorized site and the application that is downloading is only infection loaded malware. Be cautious out there people! Teacher Willow might be one of the main real journey providers in 'Pokémon Go.' Photo: The Pokémon Company/Nintendo/kyly @ YouTube
In that sense, the 0.91.1 Pokémon Go information mine offers the most definite clarification of journeys we've seen to date. It gives the idea that, when not getting new creatures for the most recent occasional occasion, Story and Challenge journeys will offer players here and now objectives that empower encountering a greater amount of what Pokémon Go brings to the table. The individuals who aren't into the Gym scene, for instance, may be more disposed to try that component out if a specific journey remunerate pushes them toward that path. On the off chance that you would prefer not to attempt bigger difficulties, it seems some of these journeys will be anything but difficult to wrap up.
Likewise with most information mines, there's no sign concerning when the mission highlight will be completely conveyed inside Pokémon Go. In the event that the subtle elements in this refresh are any sign, be that as it may, the idea has all the earmarks of being gaining inventive ground.
Pokémon Go is accessible now on Android and iOS.
What do you think about the 0.91.1 information mine? Will journeys take you back to Pokémon Go? Let us know in the remarks segment!