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Leo’s Fortune Lands On Android July 10th

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Leo’s Fortune, the award winning iOS game, will be landing in the Google Play store this July 1oth so be ready Android users! I reviewed the game on the iOS platform here on Techaeris and it’s an absolutely fabulous piece of art! From the music and characters to the stunningly beautiful graphics you will want to buy this game. I’m not sure how they will offer the game up on Android but on iOS it’s a one time purchase with no in app purchases or any advertisement. Things may be a little different on Android but either way, the game is absolutely brilliant. Check out the Leo’s Fortune trailer after the break.

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Project Ara dscout Program Closing, Google Looks To Make It Reality

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Project Ara, the modular phone project started under a Google owned Motorola and continues on in Google’s hands is closing down it’s dscout program. The dscout program was a R&D effort by the company to get as many ideas and thoughts from regular users as they could. Google cultivated as much data as they could to use in making the prototype Ara phone and will likely keep using that data in the full production as well. You can read Dan Makoski’s email farewell below. 

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How To Connect Your Android Wear Device Hint: You Need The Apps

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Google I/O 2014 has come and gone and one of the hot announcements to come from it was Android Wear. We knew it was coming and Google did not disappoint. Those who were present at the conference were rewarded with their choice of a Samsung Gear Live or LG G Watch. Of course, with anything like this, you have early adopters who want to get in on the action, and some attendees who either don’t need or want the device, or want to make a little profit. For that reason, you can go to eBay and order these watches.

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Android L Developer Preview: Hands On

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Android L Developer Preview: Hands On (image modified from developer.android.com)

At Google I/O, Google announced that the Android L Developer Preview would be made available for anyone willing to flash a factory image on a Nexus 5 phone or Nexus 7 (2013) WiFi tablet. This is the first time that Google has released a preview version of Android to the general public. The Developer Preview has been made available and we’re taking a look at some of the changes in Android “L”.

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Aercast Special Edition Google I/O 2014

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Join a skeleton Aercast crew on this special edition installment while they discuss today’s Google I/O event. Tom Rodman, Justin Jelinek and Kevin Lemere discuss all things Google! Android Wear, Android UX/UI changes, and much, much more.

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Google I/O 2014 Keynote Recap

Sundar Pichai speaking at Google I/O 2014

This year, Google’s I/O keynote speakers didn’t use the phase, “available today…” as often as they have in the past, but they still offered an interesting look at what Google has planned for the future. We still don’t know what the next version of Android will be called, or if it will be 4.5 or 5.0, but a lot of its features were introduced as coming in the “The L Release,” due later this year.

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Review: Epson LW-600P Bluetooth Label Printer

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If there’s one piece of technology my wife likes around the house its a label printer. We label bins, cables, school supplies, kids cups, and a variety of other things. By today’s standards a basic label printer isn’t considered a high tech gadget, but once you pair that label printer via Bluetooth and a smartphone app, then you got something worthy to call techy. Meet the Epson LW-600P Bluetooth Label Printer. A compact, versatile bluetooth connected smart label printer. Let’s run down some of the key features real quick.

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Opinion: Has Blackberry Found A New Way To Stay Relevant?

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Reuters is reporting that Blackberry will be entering a deal with Amazon, Inc. to begin offering 240,000 Android apps through the Amazon App Store on newer Blackberry devices. This is supposed to happen soon after Blackberry performs an upgrade to its operating system later this fall. But is this enough to pull Blackberry out of the grave?

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