Tag Archives: Android

Desktop Notifications – Android Apps on Google Play

Now you can get notifications right in your browser for things happening on your Android device. Really, REALLY useful if your phone is pretty busy. I know mine can be.

Desktop Notifications – Android Apps on Google Play.

PKR

Does anyone here play PKR? I’m trying to learn the game and I’m mediocre at best, so would like to get a few additional contacts to add to my list, and maybe get some tips….

PKR 3D Poker v1.0 APK Free Download (reviewbyh20.blogspot.com)
PKR Launches Android Poker App (sys-con.com)
(Note on the above links — limited devices are supported by the app)

EOS

No, not the camera thingy, this is to do with Android. I just found out about EOS today which is another variant of AOSP by a different team. I’ve had a few problems with CyanogenMod, and I’ve tried AOKP, so I’m going to give EOS a go next and see if that’s any better.

Order and Chaos

I’m playing Order & Chaos on my Android, and I’m planning my build. I’m going to go for a defensive build, which is mainly Permafrost/Frost/Ice-based skills. So after playing with this calculator at OAC, I’ve found that I can max out every skill by the time I hit the cap of L60, except for the two skills which are sleep-spells, and are practically useless – they send the opponent to sleep, and any attacks or skills wake them up again.

Google Music & GmusicFS

The latest update to Google Play Music has really annoyed me. Nothing due to the interface (I’m fine with that), but it Force Closes every few minutes, and I keep getting the message ever y 5-10 minutes as it tries to sync so I’ve uninstalled it. But obviously this means I no longer have access to my Google Music library.

Not exactly true.

Using a tool released on XDA Developers, called GMusicFS (Google Music Filesystem), you can actually use any other player (WinAMP, PowerAMP, Rocket Player) to play your Google Music, because GMusicFS turns a directory on your SD Card into a pseudo-library, which is actually the Google Music library.

It seems to work, but does require a rooted device.

Here’s the link if you want to try it out yourself:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2169761

iCan’t: 5 Things Android Users Take For Granted and iPhone Users Just Can’t Do

I will resist the urge to gloat….

iCan’t: 5 Things Android Users Take For Granted and iPhone Users Just Can’t Do.

Zombies, Run! – My Base

Here’s my ZR2 base. All building are L3 (max) and the extra farms and housing are due to building/upgrade requirements of other buildings.

Now, to extend the base and try to max out the defense and morale.

Zombies, Run! | What’s next for Zombies, Run! 2?

From the ZR blog (Zombies, Run! | What’s next for Zombies, Run! 2?)

And this was mentioned in my previous posts here and here, before they blogged it. :D

Since the launch of Zombies, Run! 2, we at Six to Start have continued to work hard on the game. We’re producing bug fixes, feature updates and more for not only the iOS and Android versions of the game, but ZombieLink too.

To start off, we’ve released ZombieLink Mission pages today. This is a huge update to ZombieLink, which allows you to track which missions you’ve completed and view detailed information for each one. On each mission page you’ll not only see your related run logs and a description of each individual story clip, but you’ll be able to listen back to them, too. And by default, we’re hiding spoilers so you won’t see details from missions you haven’t played.

We’re really pleased to deliver such a regularly requested feature. Be aware, though – you can only hear clips from missions you’ve previously completed.

Visit the Missions pages (you need to be logged in)

We’ve also released an update for the Android version of Zombies, Run! 2 today. This includes a bunch of bug fixes, as well as the highly anticipated re-introduction of Radio Mode. So if you’ve already rushed through all the story missions and sidequests which have been released so far, you can jump straight to Radio Mode on your next run. Next on the list are Race Missions, which we’ll be adding to the Android version of the game as soon as we can.

We’re not going to run out of new stuff to add to either the iOS or Android versions of Zombies, Run! 2 anytime soon. As well as bug fixes and tweaks, we’ve got plans to improve the base builder even further, plus some other secret stuff which we can’t discuss quite yet. We’ll also be adding supply missions and the codex back to the game, so look out for all that in the coming months!