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Minecraft APK Review

Why You Should Download the Minecraft APK?
If you play games at all then love having them in your pocket. They are just fun to play whenever you have a free moment. But, some games are simply loved by everyone. Minecraft is one of these incredible games. In the few short years since its creation it has become the #1 game for multiple platforms. You now can take this building game with you. This is possible because of the Minecraft APK. But, why should you download and install the Minecraft APK on your android device? Lets us give you 3 quick reasons to start playing this wonderful building game.
1) Stop Being Bored
You dont have to spend time waiting in line at places like the bank being bored. If you have ever played Minecraft at all then you know that it is just fun. When you are in the doctors office waiting for your appointment, of course you were early but your doctor is running late, you dont have to just read the same magazines that you have read before. You can pull out your phone and enjoy one of your favorite games. Minecraft is an amazing game with wonderful challenging levels. You will enjoy each second of your free time.
2) Great for Adults and Kids
If you have children then you have moments when you need to keep them busy. It can be in the car during a family road trip, waiting to pick a sibling up, or many other times. Adults love Minecraft as much as children. Downloading the Minecraft APK to your cell phone and/or tablet means you will always have a readily available unlimited source of entertainment.
3) You Wont Get Surprises on Your Bill
If you let your kids play games on your devices then you understand this. There are just too many games that require in-app purchases. If you child is playing the game and gets stuck, the ad for an in-app purchases pops up, they either dont understand it or just want to keep playing, then you see the charges on your monthly cell phone bill. Minecraft APK doesnt use in-app purchases at all. Your kids can play all day long. You wont have to worry about whether or not they are spending your money. We know that this gives us a large amount of peace of mind knowing our kids cant spend any money with this game :)
The mobile gaming market offers many wonderful choices. We all have moments when having a game available can help stave off boredom. For instance, those long waits in the doctors office can simply drive you mad. But, getting into a fun game and then all of a sudden being at a point where you only have a choice to wait for hours simply makes you want to pull your hair out. But, you dont have to experience this anymore. You are now reading the source of your salvation. This APK provides a source of entertainment that will always be ready and waiting for you. It also helps that it is tied to one of the most popular games available. It is up to you.
Do you want to continue being bored or take a few moments to discover this amazing building game?
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Featured Review Ultimate Ears Mini Boom Bluetooth Wireless Speaker
In the world of Wireless speakers, there are plenty to choose from. I’ve reviewed quite a few this year. Just last week, I had reviewed the Ultimate Ears Boom speakers , in which I was very impressed with them. Those come in all sorts of colors and are a bit pricey. They are around $200, although Amazon often has them even cheaper. Ultimate Ears also has a Mini Boom speaker, that is half the size and half the price. Normally, when you get a speaker that is half the size and half the price, there are some things you have to give up. Which we know that very well with the Nexus line. However, with the Mini Boom, there’s not much you’re giving up. When compared to the Boom, the sound is almost the same, battery life is 15 hours on the Boom and 10 hours on the Mini Boom. But other than that you’re not really losing anything else. Although I do like the style of the Boom better than the Mini Boom, but that’s just my opinion.
Build Quality and Hardware
The outside of the Mini Boom, appears to be made of the same grippy plastic you’ll find on the Nexus 7 and Nexus 5. It’s actually quite nice to have on there. While the front and back is of course the actual speaker. And yes, sound does come out of the back of the speaker too. On top, you’ll find all your controls. That’s the volume rocker and the Bluetooth button. The NFC chip is also on the top. On the back You’ll find the power button, as well as the microUSB port to charge it and the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Overall, I’m very impressed with the build quality of the UE Mini Boom. Although I’d like to see it a bit bigger, it’s still great for watching movies or listening to music. The Mini Boom is very lightweight, actually. Especially for having a battery that’s large enough to play for 10 hours. Which I can say it goes well past the 10 hours of continuous play back.
Double Up and the Mini Boom App
Similar to the Boom, the Mini Boom also allows you to connect two Mini Boom’s to one device. However, I was only given one for a review, so I wasn’t really able to test that out. But I will say, that it should work as well as it did on the Boom from last week. Which worked out very well. So because o that, I really didn’t use the app, as I didn’t need too.
My favorite feature of this small speaker was the NFC. I know it may not seem like a big deal. But when you review as many Bluetooth and Android devices as I do, being able to just tap your phone or tablet on the speaker and have it connect automatically is a great thing. Supertooth did it on their Freedom Bluetooth Headphones, and UE has done it on both their Mini Boom and Boom speakers, and I really love the idea.
Sound Quality
I used the Mini Boom for about a week (and over the Christmas holiday) along with my Moto X. It worked out very well. In fact, I thought it was even a bit too loud on it’s lowest setting. Since I like to have music in the background when I’m writing or working, it was just a bit too loud for me. But that’s really not a bad thing, especially considering the size. There is a video down below comparing the Mini Boom’s sound to the Boom and to the Moto X speaker. So those wondering about the sound quality can hear it for themselves, although it may be a bit difficult to tell on a video. I really liked the sound quality on this small speaker, it can definitely get pretty loud.
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Final Thoughts
I’m always asked, what’s the best Bluetooth Speaker around? And usually its by someone that doesn’t want to pay a couple hundred for a speaker. And at this point, I think I’m going to have to recommend the Mini Boom. It is $99, which still might be a bit pricey for some people, but for the quality of the sound and build of this speaker, it’s definitely worth the money. Not to mention the battery life. Out of all the Bluetooth speakers I’ve reviewed this year, I don’t think I’ve reviewed one that lasted as long as the Mini Boom or the Boom from Ultimate Ears. I’m looking forward to more speakers like this in 2014 though.
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Logitech X100 Speaker Review
Compared to the UE Mini Boombox, the X100 plays louder at maximum volume, sounds brighter and clearer, but lacks warmth and stereo. The bass output is just as weak. But at S$69, it is a great price for a quality-build product from a reliable brand. Its design also allows you to hang the X100 around, which is not possible with the Mini Boombox. Consumers who need a more hifi-sounding portable speaker should look at the Bose SoundLink Mini, which will not disappoint.
Colours Availability:
- Black/Grey Grill
- Purple/Yellow Grill
- Blue/Orange Grill
- Cyan/Green Grill
Dimension: 97.5 mm x 85 mm x 37 mm
Warranty: 1-year
Review Locket an android app that pays to unlock your phone
First Impression:
Yes, you can now make some extra cash by just unlocking your phone. Sounds crazy, but Locket does exactly that. By putting the ads right on the locked screen, companies can ensure that consumer will see their ads. As a consumer, we can either read more about the ads or explore more - either way, you will still get that extra cash.
Ads are also dynamic, from regular ads, to videos and even coupons - most importantly, all ads looks beautiful. Each ads pay $0.01 per unlock and you can cash out using your PayPal account ($10 minimum).
Test Drive:
Due to the fact that they will load some ads on your front screen, it will definitely consume a little bit more battery. However, I do not notice a significant decrease in battery life. To enhance use, you may want to remove all screen lock feature as it will make it seems like an extra chore to unlock your phone. The lock screen is very fluent and does not slow up my phone.
One thing I do notice, ads does not necessarily cash out every time you unlock your phone - they limit you to earn $0.01 per swipe and up to $0.03 per hour. The app is still under Beta, so as more advertiser jump on board, this limit may change over time.
Opinion:Locket has definitely changed how consumer view ads. This model will force users to view the ads as it not only benefit the brand, but also the consumer (as they also get paid). I love how the ads are simple pictures that you can explore more as an option (instead of something that may clogged up your phone). The app does not alter the performance of my phone and has been generating some small dollars on the side.
Locket is definitely something I would recommend, especially if you hate ads, as you are making some small cash without even knowing.
Check out Locket, a new Android app that pays you for unlocking your phone. Sign up here!
or http://getlocket.com/r/?64170861
Editor Note (08/12/2013):
Just earned my first $10 from Locket. Money is transferred directly to my Paypal account within 3 business days. Overall I am happy.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S Review
Now, there is Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S, the phone with an arced back. The moment I switch on the phone, the crisp LCD display impressed me. Specs in summary:
- 117 grams
- 1.4GHz Qualcomm processor (not dual core)
- 8.1 megapixel Exmor R Camera f/2.4
- 4.2-inch Reality Display TFT LCD 854x480 pixels
- Shatter-proof sheet on scratch-resistant mineral glass
- 320MB system memory
- 2nd microphone at the back of the phone near the camera lens
- HDMI mirror output (excellent!)
- Capture screenshot easily by opening the power button menu
Xperience
Being a single core, the arc S certainly cannot match the processing power of dual-core phones, but it certainly feels fast when navigating among apps, perhaps partly due to the fast screen animations. Like every other branded Android phones, Sony Ericsson customised the OS and included a handful of pre-installed apps and custom settings. I like the data monitor app that tracks data usage, the LiveWare Manager that auto-launches app when accessory is connected. When you pinch the home screen, instead of displaying all the pages like most Android phones, the Xperia arc S shows all the widgets floating around, and you can shake the phone to shuffle them. I also like how the installed apps can be easily sorted by tapping the sort icon on the lower left of the app list screen. Saves a lot of trouble searching for apps.
Timescape is Sony Ericssons answer to managing your social feeds, including SMS, email, Facebook, Twitter. You can find dozens of plug-ins in the Android Market, for instance, Foursquare, Gmail. Timescape merely aggregates the feeds, and when you select the item, it will bring you to the app or online to retrieve the full information.
Battery life is no worse than the average Android phones, considering it runs on higher processor. I can last one working day of usage despite turning on Timescape, Gmail and Tweetdeck.
Capturing Images
The Xperia arc S comes with a dedicated camera button at an extreme corner. The 2-step shutter button is small and stiff, so I find it hard to take a shot without jerking the camera. The button would be useful only to start the camera easily, but I would prefer activating the touch-capture mode to snap your images.
As for the camera quality, The Xperia arc S is touted to perform well under low light conditions. A simple comparison with the Samsung Galaxy S2 shows the following result:
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| Xpera arc S vs. Galaxy S2. Scene Mode: STD |
The Galaxy S2 refuses to shoot at higher exposure despite increasing the EV. So I switched to Night Scene Mode on the S2 and got this:
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| Xpera arc S vs. Galaxy S2. Scene Mode: STD vs. Night |
The Xperia manages to capture decent images under low-light normal mode, while the Galaxy S2 captures more details at lower noise level after coaxing it with Night Mode. If I were to switch the Xperia to Night Mode, the shutter speed became far too slow for me to shoot handheld. The result then seems to be the reverse of the Samsung - underexposed.
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| Xpera arc S vs. Galaxy S2. Scene Mode: Night |
Weaknesses
As a top-range model, the Xperia arc S lacks many features that are present in other competitors.
- No front-facing camera for video chats or self portraits.
- Small system memory to hold all your apps. Once you run out of system memory, you will not be able to add more apps, unless you install supported apps on external SD card.
- No built-in user memory. The Xperia arc S relies on the external microSD card to store user data.
- Lock screen does not have any direct music player controls when media is playing. A shame considering Sony Ericsson to be associated with portable music players.
Summary Impression
The Xperia arc S stands out to me as a uniquely designed lightweight smartphone that provides above-average screen display and OS performance with 1.4GHz processor. It is integrated with Facebook connectivity, and together with Timescape, encourages ease of social interaction. The HDMI-out port lets the user share content on large HDTV easily. I like the interface theme and animations are smooth. Consumers who want a touch of style for their phone should look at this.
Sony VAIO T13 Ultrabook Review
- Lightweight at 1.6kg
- Durable brushed aluminium body
- A wide variety of connectivity options such as VGA, LAN, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, HDMI, SD, MS-Pro ports. No need for any adapters.
- Its “Rapid Wake + Eco” function that allows it to resume from sleep mode in about two seconds. Seems to be working rather well: I am able to leave it in the sleep mode for extended number of days.
- A hybrid HDD and SDD drive that allows for faster startup and data retrieval. Case in point: laptop starts up within 30 seconds.
- Gesture Control, great when you want to control the VAIO from a distance.
Battery Life
I didnt do any scientific measurement, but most ultraportables come with some battery management programs to let you maximise your battery life. Lets just say that I never felt threatened about battery life when I use it on the go. Independent review sites found that the VAIO T can last more than 5 hours.
Weight Balance
Good weight balance. The top LCD panel was light and even when I tilted the laptop to its maximum angle, the laptop could never be toppled over.
Keyboard
Trackpad
Sound
The VAIO T is capable of pumping out loud and clear audio good for general listening. For better performance, it is always advisable to plug external speakers.
Heat
VAIO software
Hardware Quick Buttons
There are 3 buttons on top of the keyboard. Pressing "ASSIST" when laptop is off boots to a special rescue app in Windows to help you in Windows problem. Pressing "WEB" when laptop is off boots into Windows and opens the browser within 30 seconds. The "VAIO" button is a configurable shortcut key for use in Windows.
Screen
The screen colour appears to be geared towards the blue tint. Skin colour appears cold. Contrast level is flat. You might need to run it through some calibration tools if you want to use this laptop for colour-accurate work.
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| Comparing VAIO T screen with my Philips 24-inch LCD monitor. |
Experiential Feedback
I like the VAIO T for its lightweight, its rugged aluminium body, its fast startup, its ease of going into sleep mode when I close the lid, its ability to wake up within 5 seconds, its ability to keep cool, its responsive trackpad. The unique angular corners allows me to open the lid easier, the included VGA port means I can easily plug to legacy projectors at office. The VAIO Gesture although only supports a few gestures, does come in handy.
I am not pleased with the LCD colour tone, and somewhat disappointed with the lack of backlit keyboard keys. The glossy LCD glass is a subjective issue, and personally I dislike that. Great for multimedia, but awful for reading.
This is my first time reviewing a Sony laptop, and I must say I am pleased with the quality and the price. I dont see the need for thinner laptop. To me, weight is more important than size. The Sony VAIO T has a good balance of weight and durability, making it very usable and portable on the move.
| One cant help but benchmark against Apple Macbook Air. |
General specs:
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
- Intel i5-3317U 1.7GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.6GHz
- Intel HM77 Express Chipset
- Intel HD Graphics 4000
- 3MB (L3) Cache
- 4GB DDR3L SDRAM
- 500GB harddisk drive + 32GB SSD
- 1366x768 TFT VAIO display
- Recommended retail price (Aug 2012): S$1299
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Nokia X2 Review
Nokia X2 Review - Nokia X2 is a third type of Nokia multimedia phones that enter into Indonesian market. After categorizing the genre changed. Previously, there was Nokia X6 and X3. In features, X2 targeting undercurrent especially music lovers. Interface was kept simple, but still interesting. Not only music, Nokia X2 still presents consumers who loved social network , which is facebook and chat.Design and Display
Nokia X2 relatively svelte physical, like the Samsung B210. However, not as thin as a Korean mobile phone. Dimension around 111 x 47 x 13.3 mm, and weighs 82 grams. Uniquely, the rear body structure is made slightly curved in accordance with the contours of your palm. This model is similar to the concept of Sony Ericssons most recent design, which is known by the term human curvature. So, when gripped body X2 will fit and comfort.
Like the generation XpressMusic, Nokia X2 equipped media control panel. His position is on the left side of the body, while the opposite side there are volume buttons, microSD slot and a camera shutter. All buttons are made of plastic material, with soft texture. In the corner of the body, there is a port data cable, 3.5mm audio jack and charger connector.
For navigation, X2 using the classical model of the five-way Five-way Navi ™ key plus soft keys, call and end call. The structure was a standard keypad, with a flat surface. The model is claimed to be anti-dust tight. Matter of convenience, certainly be number one for Nokia.
X2 receipts Nokia Series 40 software platform. As a result, the display interfaces are also not much different with the phone class. However, the menu structure can be regulated by different models. There is a grid with labels, grids, lists and single. In addition, we can also personalize the home screen display structure according to taste, including the home screen key. Another identity that characterizes the Nokia, is also present from the row of menu icons Today.
Now, to add to the beauty of this interface, the Nokia X2 install 262,144 color TFT LCD QVGA resolution (320x240 pixels). Quite clear and bright. Surely more will not make eye sore






















