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Third Blade – Hack & Slash RPG Game

Third Blade is a nice hack and slash type of game.  There are no quests, no items to collect or princesses to save. Just battle your way through the different maps and there are enough to keep you tapping your phone’s screen all night. You will be up against different types of monsters that will grab, spit, and scream at you. Each map is playable in Normal, Hard or Hell mode.

LG Optimus One – Hello Gingerbread!

FINALLY! It is here.. .

Getting ready to install the new firmware update to V20D_00. This is the Gingerbread update I’ve been waiting for a very long time. I had to check twice to be sure that the LG Update Notifications app was not mistaken.

This update has got me worked up. I immediately had Titanium Backup running after not having done that for a very long time. It is also about time I installed the LG PC Suite on my brand new Windows 7. Have been procrastinating on doing that because I was under the impression the update won’t be around until October.

Does Robotek Cheat?

Robotek is a fun and addictive turn-based game that I recently found in the Android Market. It is like playing a slot machine and Scorched Earth combined. Okay. Maybe not Scorched Earch but I could not think of any other turn-based game at the time of this writing.

The game can be confusing at first with all the icons and symbols but do not get intimidated by these. After you have finished the tutorial and played a few games, you will realize that it is a simple game that involves all of strategy, game mechanics, and – ultimately – luck.

LG Optimus One Gingerbread Update Rolling Out?

The latest V10G_00 update for LG Optimus One, unfortunately, is not yet the one I’ve been waiting for. It got me excited the moment the notification popped out telling me a new update is available a week ago. Wishful thinking as it is, but the G in the update name was a good sign because it is the same as the first letter as Gingerbread. However, it is only Android 2.2.3 folks!

Play Angry Birds On Your Firefox Browser

Yes you are reading that right. Angry Birds, the super-famous game on Android, iPhone and tablets alike, is now playable on a desktop web browser. Probably not all web browsers but it runs on Chrome and Firefox. Supposedly it is only for chrome, as that little logo at the tail end of the Birds, implies. However I was able to run it smoothly on Firefox versions 4.0 and 4.0.1. My brother, also played with it on Firefox 3.6.x version.

Empire Defense – Not Another Tower Defense Game

Last night I was searching the Android Market for a fun ‘tower defense’-style of game. The search returned dozens of results but somehow my index finger ended up tapping on Empire Defense. It was nothing like I expected. I only wanted a classic tower defense game and ended up with something a little different to my surprise.

Great Android Video Commercials – 3

Commercial 3 – Korean Commercial

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Great Android Video Commercials – 2

Commercial 2 – Verizon DROID All Comers

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Great Android Video Commercials – 1

Commercial 1 – Verizon DROID Other Planets

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ROOTing An Android Phone May VOID Its Warranty

In case you didn’t know, tampering with your Android phone may void its warranty!

I am not a lawyer. This is just my own opinion. However, common sense will tell us that any form of tampering will normally void a device’s warranty. From experience, I’ve had my warranty voided more than once because of curiosity, stupidity and ignorance.

What can be construed as “tampering” may include altering or modifying any or all parts of its hardware and/or software that was not intended to be manipulated by the end user.