This is so cool. A virtualization solution that lets you run Android apps fluidly on Windows 7 systems, or even Windows 8. If you are currently looking for a way to port Android apps on Windows system, looking no farther, this App from BlueStacks is all you need. It’s a magic piece that puts Android in to the multi-platform category. The BlueStacks App Player runs...
Want to see what multi-player looks like in Riptide GP2? Here's a recording of a live demo of 3-way multi-player running on an NVIDIA Shield, a Galaxy S4 and a Nexus 7 with a Moga Pro controller. On Android, Riptide GP2 uses Google Play game services so you can log in with your Google account and play against your Circles! Want to see...
Video: 20+ Tips and Tricks for the Samsung Galaxy S4 by: Kellex | posted 05.06.13 | News, Videos Just like we did shortly after getting our hands on the HTC One (tips and tricks), we thought it was time for a quick tips and tricks session with the Samsung Galaxy S4 (review). Since Samsung packed all sorts of new software features into this device, we probably could have made this 50+,...
Here's probably the "coolest" feature on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Android smartphone, Group Play. Group Play allows you to connect as many Galaxy S4 smartphones you want to create instant stereo surround sound, share photos, or play multi-player games.More Details Here:http://highonandroid.com/android-apps...Credits for Royalty Free Music in video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ1Wy3... Here's probably the "coolest" feature on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Android smartphone, Group Play. Group Play allows you...
In this video, Kris takes a look at some of the newest and coolest features of the Samsung Galaxy S4. Article:http://www.androidauthority.com/samsu...Features Explained:Camera- Drama Shot: Capture a progressive event, like a baby's first steps or a basketball player's slam dunk, in one frame- Eraser Shot: Remove unwanted objects or people from an otherwise perfect picture- Animation Shot: Turn your favorite moments into animated GIF-...
