Showing posts with label Hexamob. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hexamob. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Space Liner game, original and addictive mobile game

Space Liner is a platform game for smartphones and tablets released on December 23, 2014 and developed by Hexamob, the company dedicated to developing software optimized for mobile devices.


Space Liner is set in a world in which Artificial Intelligence dominates almost everything and organic species are near extinction. You will be a hero sent by Technots, beings that maintain the balance of the universe using the Eternal Core, its power source. After a dispute in the line of succession, it will be stolen by ARIS, the second heir to the dynasty. With you as the last hope to regain power source, you will embark on a great adventure. You will have to get enhancers and face space enemies that do not put things easy. The game features three worlds and over 50 levels full of action and challenges.


Once in space, you just have to use your finger to guide you through it. Draw lines that your character will follow and accumulates gears while shooting the enemies that stand in your way. Avoid colliding with meteorites, dodging projectiles fired by the enemy and get to your destination to restore the balance.


In terms of gameplay, Space Liner is a win-win. Created specifically for mobile devices, it only requires a finger to enjoy: show the way to your character by drawing lines on the screen and prevents it from falling into the void or for being trapped by any other enemy character. The game gets complicated in terms of difficulty, as you level up, but always in a very fun way that will find you hopelessly hooked.


In short, Space Liner is a very entertaining and simple game to enjoy thanks to its innovative and intuitive controls, with graphics and sounds above the average, which will delight any gamer with Android devices in their possession.


You can download it for free from Google Play. Save the Technots, retrieves the Eternal Core and go from being a hope to be a certainty, with Space Liner.

Space Liner game, original and addictive mobile game

Saturday, January 10, 2015

Dynamic Keyboard, keypad that changes size according your needs

Dynamic Keyboard is an innovative keyboard app that brings a different approach: keyboard letters change their size as we write. Available from Google Play.



Since this is one of the applications that we use on our phones, we must properly choose it because otherwise we can take big headaches.

There are a lot of applications with different text entry methods. The best results is given me Swiftkey with Flow mode allows writing by sliding your finger over the letters but other excellent really worth it.

What I bring today is a new keyboard app you really promises. It is Dynamic Keyboard, which has the distinction of using word prediction to modify the size of the keys you need to use. For example, if you press the letter "P", vowels and the letter "R" larger will be shown as they are the keys most likely will press, while the "H", the "T" and all letters is unlikely you type appear smaller.

I think this is a very interesting and innovative approach that can have excellent results.

Dynamic Keyboard also features a lot of topics to choose from 19 different languages (you are more on the way) and compatibility with tablets. There are also a lot of animations that can be turned on / off according to our taste and integration with Google Voice on some devices.

The only downside is that if you want to Dynamic Keyboard self-correcting words it can't, but the app developer Alastair Breeze promises that soon will be incorporated.

In his own words, a keyboard as you type that Changes to aid typing. Smart, fast and accurate. Dynamic Keyboard is the world's first dynamic keyboard. Rather than being obtrusive and ugly like predictive typing, this keyboard aids your current method of typing to increase accuracy without wasting screen space.

For Example : If you press the ‘h’ key, the e,o,u,i and y keys expand as commonly the h key would be followed by these letters. When they grow, they are now more likely to be triggered, and keys like z etc stay small as they are unlikely to be needed.

Features:

Predictive Characters to aid your accuracy and speed change size
Smooth Animations
Full Customization (Pro Only)
Colors or presets to choose from (Pro Only)
Many Shortcuts (eg swipe left = delete last word, double tap space or shift)
Tablet Optimized
Tablet Split Mode (Pro Only)
Battery Optimized
Multiple languages at same time. (Pro Only)
Safe
Easy To Setup
Google Voice Integrated! (Selected 4.0+ only)
Auto-correct (4.0+ only)
HD Fonts


Thursday, January 8, 2015

MediaTek MT2601, the new low-power chip for Android Wear devices

MediaTek also attacks the 'wearables' market  with its first  ultra-low power chipset for Android Wear. MediaTek MT2601 has been announce as a new processor specially designed for Android Wear devices, for wearables and cost-efficient.

The chip company presents an ARM Cortex A7 processor of two cores, with ARM Mali-400 GPU and supports qHD screen (more than enough for the actual resolution in the field of wearables). This new MT2601 chip also has support for Bluetooth with MT6630 SoC.



Consumption of this MT2601 has also been controlled to exactly fit the type of energy efficient required by current smartwatches, namely 41.5% have less internal components and energy consumption mobile alternatives.

There seems to Android Wear finished completely off, although it is clear that the wearable devices have become the major workhorse for the future market of consumer electronics. That is why none of the actors want to lose camber, and even hardware manufacturers entrenched positions, as a MediaTek just introduced its new MediaTek MT2601 chipset specifically designed for wearables. 



The processor is already in production and will surely soon begin receiving competition. Currently most Android Wear watches come with a Snapdragon 400, a processor that does not fit exactly what smartwatches seek.We'll see if MediaTek manages to find the key to get wearables below 100 euros and to those who have all the latest Android Wear.

Now it is time to see how this type of processors specifically manufactured for wearables evolves. In a world of smartphones and tablets we have seen a struggle between Qualcomm, MediaTek and NVIDIA, would be interesting to see what come next between those in the smartwatches world. 



MediaTek, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that designs and distributes products as components for wireless communications, optical storage, GPS, HDTV and DVD. The company was founded on May 28 1997 and is headquartered in Hsinchu Science and Industrial Park in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, with subsidiaries engaged in sales and research in mainland China, Singapore, India, Japan, South Korea, EE. UU., Denmark and UK. Currently, the company is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.

Source: Fonearena

Line does not want you to be root

Line, one of the world's most famous instant messaging services is sending messages to those users with rooted smartphones and is showing them that they can't play games included on this application because they could cheat.


As you know, on Hexamob we are big fans of the utilities that we can achieve if we root our Android phones. Through this process we can improve many aspects of our phone as sound, camera or even have applications that extend the experience of Android.

But it seems today it is not well seen. While users have come to appreciate the benefits of doing root, now we discover that there are companies that it does not benefit them at all. This is the case of Line, in the latest update to its application Line Disney Tsum Tsum has included a control that not allow you to play if you're root.


If you have a rooted phone, you can try the application and see. First it will start correctly but when you press the "Play" button an error pop-up message will appear, which says it has detected one or more utilities for cheating. This message, as we have said, only displays for those users who have rooted terminal.

While it is true that in-app payments are an important source of income for many developers, the existence of applications to avoid these payments does not justify the prohibition of something as useful as the root, because being root is not cheating.



Actually, that's not the first that time the Japanese company hampers root users to use its games, since some patches for games previously had the same problem. Line seemed to be getting under this error with rooted devices, returning to this very misguided policy. But there are also good news. You can play Line Pop in rooted device by using the app OTA RootKeeper.



Do not forget that the application Line Corporation has more than 500 million users worldwide. The service was born in Japan after the earthquake of March 2011, which caused a fall of telephony services. Line is an instant messaging application for mobile phones, PC and Mac. In addition to basic messaging, you can send images, videos, audio messages and make calls VoIP. The application is renowned for its unique system of stickers, replacing traditional icons.

Source: XDA-Developers