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Libratone: Android application to control wireless speakers available on Google Play
The
Android application that allows you to control wireless speakers
Libratone Zipp, or Live Lounge is now available on Google Play.A
few weeks ago, we rapportions the brand announced that its Libratone
wireless speakers Zipp, Live Lounge and would receive an update that
would make them compatible with Android and Windows computers. For the record, Libratone speakers were originally designed for the iPhone and iPad.They are quite unique in that they can enjoy a very good sound, while remaining highly mobile because of their small size. They are now compatible with DLNA, which opens the possibility to connect to the devices mentioned above.
The news today is that dedicated Android application Libratone just made its appearance on the Google Store Play. If you have a smartphone or a tablet that runs on the operating system of Google, at least version 2.3.3 Gingerbread, this application is the missing link that makes your camera compatible with Zipp Libratone, and Live Lounge. It provides access to the following features:• Wi-Fi with the speakers Libratone• Assigning a name to a specific forum for rapid identification• Volume control for mobile equipment via an AUX jack with a locking feature that prevents inadvertent adjustment of the volume
The news today is that dedicated Android application Libratone just made its appearance on the Google Store Play. If you have a smartphone or a tablet that runs on the operating system of Google, at least version 2.3.3 Gingerbread, this application is the missing link that makes your camera compatible with Zipp Libratone, and Live Lounge. It provides access to the following features:• Wi-Fi with the speakers Libratone• Assigning a name to a specific forum for rapid identification• Volume control for mobile equipment via an AUX jack with a locking feature that prevents inadvertent adjustment of the volume
GooPhone i5S: the smartphone Chinese who thought he was the future iPhone
Chinese cloner life is pretty easy, after all. Just a bit of industrial espionage, a coat of courage and a factory just shake and you have a realistic clone of one of the most anticipated products of the year in the world of mobile technology . GooPhone us quite accustomed to the thing out some time ago a simulated iPhone 5: the company wants to do better and now offers a i5S. You immediately understood that it was a clone of the iPhone 5S coming.
Under the hull, there is a dual-core processor clocked at 1 GHz and supported by 1 GB of RAM. 8GB storage will allow you to store your photos taken by the camera of 5 ms. The 4-inch screen 854x480 pixels is surely all to envy the real iPhone, if not its size. OS side, there is a highly modified for Android 4.1.2 to iOS look perfectly. It will take more to convince us, but we must recognize that the demonstration video shows a rather interesting device, quick and well finished ... for $ 150. Still none would dare importer market it in France ...
Under the hull, there is a dual-core processor clocked at 1 GHz and supported by 1 GB of RAM. 8GB storage will allow you to store your photos taken by the camera of 5 ms. The 4-inch screen 854x480 pixels is surely all to envy the real iPhone, if not its size. OS side, there is a highly modified for Android 4.1.2 to iOS look perfectly. It will take more to convince us, but we must recognize that the demonstration video shows a rather interesting device, quick and well finished ... for $ 150. Still none would dare importer market it in France ...
Angry Birds: If you did not play four years of existence, the game is now free on iOS
If we are in a society where everything goes faster and faster, it seems that this is also the case of the passage of shareware freeware - if not abandonware. Angry Birds is perhaps the most famous mobile game in the world and after dozens of variations, it continues to gain success with each release. On Android, the game has always been free and funded by advertising, but on iOS, it has always cost one to two euros depending on the version.
Yes, even the very first edition of Angry Birds, the original, which has propelled the birds in the field in 2009 dollars has never been free. After so many variations, it seems that the golden sparrow egg is more profitable if a paid version and Rovio decided to make this free mobile game ancestor. So you will find two versions, standard and HD for iPad free on the App Store. If you've never played Angry Birds, this is perhaps the moment ...
Yes, even the very first edition of Angry Birds, the original, which has propelled the birds in the field in 2009 dollars has never been free. After so many variations, it seems that the golden sparrow egg is more profitable if a paid version and Rovio decided to make this free mobile game ancestor. So you will find two versions, standard and HD for iPad free on the App Store. If you've never played Angry Birds, this is perhaps the moment ...
