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Stunt Rush 3D Buggy Racing Game lets you steer in air, jump off ramps

Any new arcade racing game is more than welcome. People will never get tired of playing with racing games because each gives a different challenge to the players. The latest to be added to the hundreds probably thousands of racing games on the Play Store is Stunt Rush. It's a 3D racing game that requires survival action skills. Drive several buggy cars and see if you're really a good driver.



Can you jump off the ramps? How about rewind time backwards? You can do all these things on Stunt Rush and prove once more you are good in driving powerful racing buggy cars, even just mobile. Each level is filled with intense jumps that will really test your driving and controlling skills. You can also fill your garage with the best and the fastest buggy cars that you can show off.


Jumping off ramps and steering in air can be quite a challenge but you can boost your buggy car to be more powerful. Just pick the buggy car you think will help you win a game. No need for in-app purchases because game is free to play.


Watch the video trailer of Stunt Buggy below:




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Download Stunt Rush from the Google Play Store





OPPO reportedly to launch OPPO R1C on January 14

The Chinese manufacturers have been busy enough this January, with Xiaomi launching its budget phone the RedMi 2 last week and reportedly lining up a January 15 launch of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2. OPPO – legal disputes aside – looks set to be busy on January 14 as well, if the teasers be true, as they launch their new OPPO R1C 4G smart phone.



Let’s get to the meat of things then. The OPPO R1C will reportedly sport a 5-inch HD (720p) display powered by a 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor (big.LITTLE architecture, quad 1.7Ghz and quad 1.0Ghz), and supported by 2GB of RAM. Off the bat, this looks to be a contender in the mid-rage to high-end market, as the specs look robust enough to gain second or third looks.


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The phone will have 16GB internal storage, expandable by 128GB via microSD. The phone will have a 13MP/5MP camera combo. We still do not know if the phone will be running Android KitKat or Lollipop out of the box. We assume that the phone will have LTE connectivity. But aside from the robust build, the photos leaked on the internet show a very classy if understated design that oozes quality rather than fancy stuff.


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2014 was a big year for OPPO, with the launches of the OPPO N3 and R5. Would the R1C continue on the momentum the company has generated from a very profitable 2014? We’re going to be seeing this phone soon, so watch out.


VIA: Gizmo China





SONICable promises to charge smartphones twice as fast

We all want faster charging for our smartphones and tablets. The faster they can charge, the better we are able to keep them powered and ready to use when we are on the go. A new charging cable has turned up called the SONICable that claims to be able to charge a smartphone twice as fast as using a normal cable.



The SONICable has a switch that can be flipped to turn off any wasted power that is used for sync and route it to charging the battery. You can turn the switch off to allow the phone to sync via the SONICable.


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The cable also has a number of other features including a dual sided USB connector. The cable is made with tangle free nylon coating and the connectors are aluminum rather than plastic for durability. The cable is available for Android devices and Apple Lightning devices.


SONICable is on Indiegogo right now seeking $10,000 and has raised nearly $3000 with 42 days to go on the project. Right now, you can get a SONICable for $20 with shipping estimated for March.


SOURCE: Indiegogo


XG Virtual Reality Headset supports multiple smartphones

Virtual Reality has been a big deal in the last year or so with headsets turning up left and right that are designed to hold a smartphone inside for gaming action. A new VR headset has turned up called the XG Virtual Reality Headset.



The XG VR is a head mounted device that you place your own smartphone into. The headset will hold devices ranging from the iPhone 5 to the Nexus 6. The XG VR isn't made from cardboard like Google Cardboard.


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The headset is machined out of a plastic material of some sort and is designed to be durable and comfortable to wear. The lenses inside the headset are hardened and have anti-reflection and anti-fingerprint coatings. The foam pad around the outside is interchangeable for comfort.


The XG VR headset is on Kickstarter seeking $20,000 and has raised over $36,000 so far. The project has 45 days to go. A Pledge of $59 or more will get you a headset when they ship in May.


SOURCE: Kickstarter


McDonald’s in the UK to add 600 Qi wireless chargers to locations

McDonald's visitors in the UK will soon be able to wirelessly charge their smartphones while they hork down a large fry and Big Mac with the restaurants adding 600 Qi chargers to locations around the country. The announcement of the roll out of the wireless chargers came from Aircharge as part of an expanded partnership.



The 600 chargers will be added to 50 McDonald's restaurants in London and other cities around the UK. One location reports that the wireless chargers have been very popular with some visitors to the eatery waiting as long as 30 minutes to access the chargers.


The expanded rollout of the Qi chargers comes after the initial market test with Aircharge and McDonald's was a success. The Aircharge charger hotspots are designed to be robust enough to with stand spills and cleaning.


The chargers are water resistant and the Qi charging protocol means that many visitors already have devices that support the wireless chargers. Customers eating in the locations who don’t have a Qi supported phone can use a provided charging receiver.


SOURCE: Qiatces


BBM for Android Wear smartwatches unveiled at CES 2015

As you can imagine Android was in full force at CES 2015 with lots of new products using the OS and designed to run on it. One of the things that turned up at the show that BBM fans might like is a new version of BBM that is designed to run on Android Wear smartwatches.



Blackberry says that BBM for Android Wear has taken some of the most common BBM activities out of the pocket off your smartphone and put them on the wrist. Without touching the phone users of the BBM for Android Wear app will be able to see who messages are from and read them.


Users can also review and accept invites from BBM contacts on the go and sort through messages to find content you want to see. Android Wear users will also be able to choose from a list of pre-defined messages to respond to a message without needing to dig out the phone.


BBM for Android Wear will also support Google Now voice responses to messaged. There is no exact timeframe for when BBM for Android Wear will land. All BlackBerry is saying right now is that it will be available soon.


SOURCE: BlackBerry


How to enable Exoplayer in your mobile YouTube app

So someone found how to force the YouTube app to use Exoplayer, and provided a guide for doing it. Hooray! But what is Exoplayer? And why would I want it force enabled on my YouTube app? Answers here.



Exoplayer is an experimental video player hidden inside Google's YouTube app, and it basically loads videos much, much faster. Problem is, it is usually not made easily available to the average user like you and me. And so people found a way around that (they always do).


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Before we give you the link, please remember a couple of things though. First, that this requires a rooted phone. So if you have not rooted your phone yet, this is not for you. If you want to get this feature, you will have to gain root access to your phone, and that means tweaking it a bit. Also, the Exoplayer is an experimental feature of the YouTube app, and so it will not have all the features of the main player. That said, it does load quite faster than the normal, and for that, you might want to try it out.


So on to the guide then. Please hit this link here to get to the guide on how to enable this feature. Remember, if you are unsure of the process, make a backup just in case everything hits the crapper. Enjoy!


VIA: Reddit





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