Gameloft has finally announced a newest addition to our Favorite long-lasting Racing Game i.e. Asphalt. From JavaME to Android and iOS, Gameloft has been entertaining millions of mobile gamers with its Asphalt series for over a decade now.
Asphalt Xtreme is the 11th installment to the Asphalt series. With "No Road, No Rules" slogan, Asphalt is going all wild with this newest upcoming game.
The latest teaser trailer of the game showcases a dusty track of Egypt. The Game will feature 35 vehicles including SUVs and buggies but the only currently confirmed one is the Predator X-18 Intimidator. The tracks haven't confirmed yet, though developers confirmed the game will be having places like Thailand, Svalbard, and the Gobi desert. The Game is coming very soon to Play Store, iTunes and Microsoft store.
We have already seen multiple Motorola Moto Smartphones this year, Starting from 4th Gen Moto G, New Semi-Modular Moto Z, 2016 Moto E3 and E3 Power and an unannounced Moto M.
It seems that Motorola is baking another High-end Flagship Smartphone with tiny side-bezels. The device could be the 2016 Moto X or Moto M Plus and could feature a rear facing fingerprint sensor. However, since we don't have any confirmations yet take it with a grain of salt.
This new Moto Device was first spotted at onwhite.ca which is a image production website. The website was probably building the default Mysterious Moto Smartphone wallpaper.
The Motorola Moto Z Play (Unlocked Version) is now available for purchase in the United States. The Device went up for pre-order back in September.
Moto Z Play was Announced back on Lenovo's booth at Germany's IFA 2016 show, the Play is the newest addition to the Motorola portfolio. The Device features 5.5" full HD screen, a Snapdragon 625 SoC and a 16MP camera. It's 7mm thin and comes with a headphone jack. In terms of design, it doesn't differ much from the Moto Z, though this one comes with a glass back. You can Go through Full Specs Here. Motorola is Offering the device at $450, You can hit the below source if you want to grab one.
The latest and sweetest Android OS i.e. Nougat is now about to get delivered to different Company Devices. HTC, SONY and Motorola have already posted the road-map of Nougat update for their devices.
Now Australian carrier Optus has confirmed that LG is going to rollout Android 7.0 Nougat update for LG G5 in November. Since this is a carrier-branded G5, the unlocked version of the smartphone might get the Android 7.0 Nougat update slightly earlier. Comparing other Smartphone companies, LG, Motorola and HTC has making good progress regarding Software updates. Unlike Samsung which is lagging behind!
Recalling again, Android 7.0 Nougat comes with many new HOT Features, Read them all here.
Few days back Google Pixel's System Dump was leaked on the Internet and We found that the Smartphones comes with a new Google Dialer and Contact Application which can be easily Installed on Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. However, Developer kulankit97 (XDA) found a solution for Installing the new Google Dialer from Pixel on Motorola Smartphone running Android 6.0 Marshmallow. (Tested on Moto G4 Play, Moto G4 Plus and Moto G3)
You can follow the below Video Tutorial to Learn How to Install the Newest Google Dialer on Moto Phones.
How to Install New Google's Pixel Dialer App on Moto Smartphone-
Step 1. Download the MM... zip file, Google Dialer and Contacts App from Below. Step 2. Boot to Recovery Mode and Flash that MM... Zip file. Step 3. After Flashing the Zip file, Turn on your System. Step 4. Go to File manager and Install other two Apk ( Google Dialer and Contacts ).
Step 5. Go to Settings > Apps > Gear Icon and Set Default Phone App to Second Phone App.
Samsung really messed up during Galaxy Note 7 recall and discontinuation, the situation got even worse after a Second recall.
Ecommerce solutions conducted a survey, which was followed by the official discontinuation of Samsung’s problematic Galaxy Note 7. When asked to 1,020US-based consumers if they would buy another Samsung phone?
40% of current Samsung phone owners said that they would not buy another Samsung phone in the future. That figure is up from the 34% who made a similar claim in the company’s first survey. Branding Brand said that 46% of respondents had become Samsung smartphone users within the past two years, while more than half — 54% — had been loyal Samsung phone owners for three years or more.
70% of the users said they will go for another Android Smartphone, while the remaining will choose iPhone. #tbt Samsung's software update policy and their every week/month new Smartphone launch thing is seriously messed up and following this, Samsung launched a problematic Galaxy Note 7... uh!
