Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Saturday, June 29, 2019

Chrome OS 75: launched with major improvements

Chrome OS 75

Google has recently released the new version of its operating system. Chrome OS 75 is here and has important improvements. Now it has better support for the new Chromebook devices, and quite a few new features have been added, it contains the latest security patches and many other improvements. Now this version has been promoted to the stable channel, specifically it is 75.0.3770.102 (Plataform version: 12105.75.0) ...

In Chrome OS 75 cares about families, you will find a new parental control implemented so that parents can put some rules and limits to make the system a safer place for the little ones in the house without worrying. In addition, it is a friendly system with Google Assistant. On the other hand, the support for Linux and Android apps has been improved, which was previously introduced. Therefore, you will have plenty of software at your disposal, native apps and Android apps that integrate well with Chrome OS now have a great complement to the native software for GNU / Linux.

In terms of security, some things have been updated, with patches to mitigate critical vulnerabilities such as Intel MDS, among others. MDS (Microarchitectural Data Sampling) affected Chromebooks with Intel company chips, which are the vast majority. There are also improvements to the authentication system, and other changes that will make Chrome OS a much safer operating system than it already is. You already know that it stands out for being safe, robust, stable, lightness and its strong ties with cloud services.

Chrome OS 75.0.3770.102 is now available so you can update on all compatible Chromebooks products. To be able to update it, you know it's pretty simple. You start your Chromebook, go to the Settings of your desktop, then access to About Chrome OS and there you can see the current version, and even download and install the new version automatically. What are you waiting for to have the latest news?
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Saturday, June 8, 2019

The 10 most anticipated Android games of the year.

The 10 most anticipated Android games of the year.

These are the most anticipated Android games of 2019, 10 titles that will adapt the experience of portable consoles and desktop to mobile and that users are willing to try on their Android mobile. Of course, there are also totally exclusive releases, such as a Harry Potter Wizards Unite that attracts a lot of attention. If you want to convert your mobile into a portable console, do not miss the list of the most anticipated Android games.

Things are changing. Just as to enjoy music does not need a dedicated player, and we can watch movies and series on mobile, these devices that we carry over at all times have become the best companions to play. And this 2019 there are highly anticipated games for Android and iOS mobile.

Google wants to hit the table, and before E3 2019, the most important video game fair of the year, has presented all the details of Stadia. In addition to playing streaming, companies want mobile phones to be the new portable consoles. They are devices that we all carry over and, therefore, are a magnet for millions of potential players.

Mobile games are becoming more complete and are '' copies '' and developments very similar to those of larger platforms. That's why, as they increasingly call attention, we are going with the 10 most anticipated Android games of 2019.

Mario Kart Tour

Mario Kart Tour
Mario Kart Tour

Nintendo has entered strong in the segment of games for mobiles and, after titles as famous as Pokémon Go, and others that have been a true failure as Animal Crossing, it is the turn of the second delivery of Mario in mobiles.

First came Super Mario Run and, now, Mario Kart Tour. Basically, it is a delivery of Mario Kart for mobile that will appear sometime this year. It will be a Free to Play game ... and there is still no release date but it is one of the most anticipated Android games of this year.

Call of Duty Mobile

Call of Duty Mobile
Call of Duty Mobile
Another that, by its own merits, has become one of the most anticipated Android games is Call of Duty Mobile. The game is developed by Tencent, who already have experience with mobile shooters like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
It will be released throughout this year and we will have different weapons and scenarios based on other deliveries of the main saga for consoles and PC. It will be a multiplayer game, a genre that every time has more pull among mobile users, and the short game format of Call of Duty will adapt great to mobile phones.

Immortal Devil

Immortal Devil
Immortal Devil

Blzzard and Activision are very interested in bringing some of their sagas to mobile phones. Call of Duty is an example, and another is Devil. Blizzard presented a mobile version of Diablo during last year's Blizzcon.
The Xiaomi Mi A2 has lowered the barrier of 150 euros, and is one of the best cheap mobiles that we can buy
It was very criticized by users, who wanted a new game for PC, but the truth is that, like Action RPG, Diablo Immortal looks very good. It is one, for better or for worse, of the most anticipated Android games of 2019.

Harry Potter Wizards Unite

Harry Potter Wizards Unite
Harry Potter Wizards Unite

Following the example of Pokémon Go, the own Niantic (responsible for Pokémon Go) will launch this year Harry Potter Wizards Unite. It is not long before we can see this game in millions of devices on the street.
It is another game that will use geolocation and augmented reality to try to make us feel like magicians of the Harry Potter universe. It is one of the most anticipated games of 2019 for mobiles, and taking into account the success of Ingress and Pokémon Go, it does not surprise us.

Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls

Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls
Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls
It may not be on the radar of many, but it is one of the most anticipated mobile games for many other users. Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls will be, basically, a Castlevania for mobiles that will present us with a totally new story.
The game system will be 2D like the classics of the saga, and the graphic style also tries to imitate the classics of the golden epic of the lateral scroll. Yes, without pixels like fists.

Gears POP

Gears POP
Gears POP
This is one of the most anticipated of Android for many players. At E3 2019, Microsoft announced three new Gears of War games. On the one hand, Gears 5, on the other hand Gears Tactics and, on the other, a Clash Royale from Gears of War.

We can not say much more about this, because that's what we're saying: a Clash Royale ... but with the characters in the Gears of War saga. It's fun, it has an aesthetic of Funko PoP! and those who have tried the beta say it's very, very funny.

Bravely Default Fairy Effect

Bravely Default Fairy Effect
Bravely Default Fairy Effect
Bravely Default is one of the most important sagas of 3DS. This is the new Square Enix JRPG for the Nintendo laptop that, now, will have a free to play version for iOS and Android. It may not be one of the most important mobile games of the year, but it is clear that there is interest in seeing what they are able to do with the mobile saga.

Dauntless

Dauntless
Dauntless

One of the revelation of the year is being Dauntless. It is a kind of free and cross-platform Monster Hunter with cross-play that is already available in consoles and PCs and that will come, at some point, to mobiles.
We do not know what Dauntless's mobile launch date will be, but it is clearly one of the most anticipated dates of the year.

Inazuma Eleven Ares

Inazuma Eleven Ares
Inazuma Eleven Ares

Before ending with one that can be a real ball, we must talk about Inazuma Eleven Ares, is the mobile version of the Switch football game developed by Leven-5. Mix element of role and sport king in a very, very funny combination. It still has no release date, but since the announcement, and later delay, it has become one of the most anticipated of the platform.

Shadowgun War Games

Shadowgun War Games
We finished the list of the most anticipated Android games of the year talking about one of the classic mobile shooters: Shadowgun. Shadowgun War Games will be a first person shooter that will encourage us, by teams, to capture the flag.
It will be a game of five against five online that not only looks good on a graphic level, but reminds us, and much, to Overwatch. As you can see, the most anticipated games of the year on Android are not few. Now we just have to wait for none to suffer delays...
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How to install Chrome extensions on Android

Chrome extensions on Android
Chrome extensions on Android
One of the biggest advantages of having a browser based on Chromium is to offer its users access to the huge library of extensions available to the Google browser. This is how on the desktop, Vivaldi, Opera and now Microsoft Edge, but we also have the opportunity to differentiate ourselves from Google Chrome.

However, Chrome for Android does not support extensions. However, another browser is well known, but also based on Chrome It has just become one of the first to achieve this feat and now it is possible to install Chrome extensions on Android.

Kiwi Browser

Kiwi Browser
Kiwi Browser
This small browser for Android based on the Chromium engine is a user-independent project arnaud42 from the XDA Developers forums. It is completely free and besides being quite fast, it integrates several interesting functions like blocker for the announcements, the tracking, popups, notifications and even cryptominers, and even has its own dark mode.

From today, its latest version offers support for Chrome extensions. All you need to do is go to the extension page to install it directly or download the .crx file.

You can download the latest version of Kiwi Browser from APK Mirror, or from the Play Store (the latter will take a little longer to update to the one that supports extensions).

How to install Chrome extensions in Kiwi Browser for Android

Once you have installed the browser you just have to run it for the first time and then go to the page of the extension you want to install. Going directly to the Chrome Web Store will leave you with an "unsupported" message, but going to the page of each extension individually works.

We have tested with two of our favorite extensions: Dark Reader and uBlock Origin. Just touch the "Add to Chrome" button as you do from the desktop and you will see the confirmation message appear.

Here they will tell you the permissions that the extension needs and you only have to touch "Accept" to install the extension. Once finished this can happen two things: everything is as it was and your extension is installed, or they send you directly to the configuration page of the extension.

Another important detail to know is that if you enter chrome: // extensions from the URL bar, you can go to the management page of your installed extensions.

And, in addition to this, if you click on the hamburger menu on the left you can directly access the Chrome extensions store without problems.

Now, as noted in XDA, Kiwi supports the import of any extension for Chrome that does not depend on x86 binary code, so not all extensions will work, but a large part yes, it's a matter of testing.
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