• 7 Friends, Internet Security (1 PC, 1 year)

• 14 Friends, Internet Security (1 PC, 2 years)

• 21 Friends, Internet Security(1 PC, 3 years)

Who doesn't like getting more for less? Its like winning the system and everyone loves that. Well rejoice, a new Humble Bundle is in town!

• Contre Jour
• Anomaly Korea
• Bladeslinger
• Plants vs Zombies
• The Room (If you pay more than the average price)
• Metal Slug 3 (If you pay more than the average price)

Recently, it was announced that Magic the Gathering will be paying us Android users a trip to spice up our boring gaming life's and add a little magic to it (feel the pun?). Anyone else super excited with Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014? I for one, have been waiting for this game to land on the Google Play for a year now and its finally happening this summer.

When it comes to Tegra optimized games, many companies don't fully take advantage or actually know how to take advantage of Nvidia's processors and end up with a badly optimized game which brings bad rep to Tegra chips.

In a previous rant of mine, i talked about Tegra processors and how they falsely mislead you to expect great graphics and performance but the actually thing is that many games aren't truly optimized and the fault is not on Nvidia.


The fluid gameplay and colorful graphics stand out in the video above, the animations are great and with no lag what so ever. According to Nvidia, Riptide GP 2 will have"enhanced water and particle effects, HDR lighting and full controller support". Could Project Shield be the only actual handheld console to threaten the gameboy with games like this?

It all started with some rumors regarding Valve's involvement with a company that makes game consoles. After a while the news leaked, the Steam Box would be the new console on the block by the great Valve. Of course, everyone rejoiced since they could take their paid game collection and play on their big screen. The other great thing are the steam sales that offers great discounts to games, much more than PSN ever offers.

Then the inevitable happened, Valve stated that they don't have anything to do with Xi3's Piston, leaving the new $999 console on the hook. People tend to pay more when they know that big and respectable companies are behind products so in Piston's case, they would be just another product on the internet instead of "The Steam Box", the holy grail.

Would you pay $999 for a cube sized PC or would you rather make one yourself? Is the premium price worth it? Only time can tell!

Glu Mobile's latest game is Heroes of Destiny, an action RPG that lets you control up to 4 heroes at the same time to combat an evil entity called The Darkness which has invaded the Kingdom of Lerona.

Gameplay
The gameplay resembles Mika Mobile's "Battleheart", meaning that you have to control all the heroes in real-time,use their abilities while moving them in and out of battle to avoid damage and use several spells and abilities to do more damage while auto-attacking. So that means, moving the tank around the big monsters while keeping your ranged heroes away from monsters and trying to keep them all alive through abilities.

Killing monsters and bosses gets you loot, which you can equip to better yourself in the game or replay for the fun of it. Its always good to have loot in an RPG game so the gameplay doesn't become to linear and boring but as long as its obtainable within the game and not through the store.



Graphics
Well the graphics ain't exactly bad but they aren't perfect either. When talking about RPG's, gameplay is what makes a game interesting and intriguing instead of jaw dropping graphics on a linear game that feels like its bound on rails.

 Fallout 2, a game from 1998 is more interesting that any of the RPG's that i played these last years. Why? Well, linear games are plain boring because when you get used to a game with interactive choices and 100% customization, you can't settle for less.

Free or Pay to win?
Glu Mobile has a notorious reputation on the Play Store for its not-so-free games, meaning that the user must pay to actually enjoy the game or to even beat it so lets hope this game doesn't end up as a money-grabber.

Give it a try and let me know in the comment section if you enjoyed it, or if we should add it to the pay-to-win category. Not impressed? Check the video below!

According to the official Google Reader Blog, Google has decided to pull the plug to its once-famous RSS program because of declined usage of their service. Google stated that they, as a company, will pour their energy into fewer products because they "think that kind of focus will make for a better user experience".

Who said that uninstalling should be cumbersome, slow and time consuming? The harsh truth is that most of us can't stand the process of deleting apps one at a time because frankly, it's a hassle. We all know that Android can't uninstall many apps at the same time (neither can iOS) but what if i told you that there is an app for that? (yes, that was an Apple pun!)

Android users, meet Easy Uninstaller, the answer to your problems. If you read my blog, then you know how much i like automation in my life. Well, Easy Uninstaller lets you delete multiple apps* just by selecting them and hitting the green Uninstall button at the bottom, simple as that and it saves you from all the hassle of doing it manually.

How to
Step 1: Open the application.
Step 2: Scroll through the lists of apps and select the ones you wish to delete.
Step 3: Press the green "Uninstall" button and let it do its magic.


*Keep in mind that Easy Uninstaller can't remove Bloatware from your device, only apps that you have personally installed.

The Humble Bundle team just announced that whoever pays higher than the average price, which is $6,65 at the moment, gets 9 games instead of the 6 that were first available when the Humble Bundle for Android 5 began about six days ago.

New Games
The 3 new bonus games that were added to the list are:

• Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (including soundtrack)
• Splice (including soundtrack)
• Crayon Physics Deluxe (including soundtrack)

Living in the 21st century certainly has its perks, specifically the (relatively) easy way of life, the automation of everything around us and the internet.

• NVIDIA Tegra3 quad-core processor

• 1GB RAM

• 8GB of internal flash storage, expandable via USB 2.0 port

• Up to 1080p HD (via HDMI)

• 5.1 surround sound

• WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, and Ethernet port

• Bluetooth

• Micro USB port

• Wireless Bluetooth controller with standard game controls and touchpad

Ever since the internet became the great and awesome thing it is today, we all want to have a constant connection to it, either on our computer or phone. I remember in the past that whoever had internet access on their phones, had extra money to spend.

Now with all the data plans that are available, the programs are more flexible and quite more cheap than the past but who doesn't like to save cash when it comes to bills? Well i have 2 neat tricks for you that will reduce your data plan bill.


Selective Cache cleaning
If you want to enjoy the good sides of cache cleaning while skipping the bad side (meaning the pilling of junk files), then you are in luck because its easily achieved. When using a Cleaner application such as the Master cleaner which i reviewed not long ago, you can select to clean specific cache's of apps and skip others.

By doing so, you will keep data that is important to your favorite applications so that it doesn't re-download them again and eat away the life of your data plan. Apps like Google Maps shouldn't be cleaned because once you use it, it will re-download the map of your area leading to more data used.


Going Turbo with Opera 
Opera is a very fast browser with an intuitive and smart interface, has a great way of managing opened tabs much better than Chrome and offers some great tools under the hood, one of which is Turbo Mode. 

Basically, what Turbo does is compress the images of the websites you are visiting so you don't overburden your data plan. According to their ad, Opera Turbo can compress a website up to 80%, saving your a lot of money in the long run, money you can spend on other things.

How Opera achieves that is fairly simple, Turbo basically just compresses images so their size drops along with their quality. That's the catch, all image data on the website lose quality and you get to spend less of your data plan while Turbo is enabled. And if you decide that you want to view quality images, just disable Turbo and you are good to go!

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The other day i wrote an article on the importance of cleaning your device because when browsing and watching videos, it tends to gather a lot of junk files that are literally useless and all they do is take up space and burden your disk. After having written the article, i decided to purposely avoid cleaning my own tablet as a part of experiment so i could demonstrate with pictures the results of my actions.

If you don;t know much about the subject, reading how the cache works and affects us as well as how we can speed up our devices by cleaning them will clear things up. 

• Other ways to look at it

Copyright Original Gamer

The last Humble Bundle for Android was 6 months ago and now comes a fresh new one with 4 great games, or 6 if you decide to pay the average price, along with their soundtracks and steam keys.

Pay what you want and get:

• Beat Hazard Ultra

• Solar 2

• Dynamite Jack

• Night Sky

• Super Hexagon (only if you beat the average price)

• Dungeon Defenders (only if you beat the average price)

for Android, Mac, Linux and Windows

You also get to choose if your money will go to the developers, the humble bundle organization or to charity by adjusting a percentage to each one. I usually divide it equally so that all people involved get a cut from my money paid.

A small tip, Humble Bundle usually adds more games to the pack as the days go by so if you don't mind paying a bit more, since the average price will increase, wait it out and get the pack with more goodies in.

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Many people often find themselves with a surprisingly big cache when they first attempt to clean their device, and they often end up on Google trying to find an answer to it. I decided to write this article explaining both the good and bad side of the Cache folder since i got many emails regarding this subject.

Don't know whats a cache? Do you use Tumblr/Instagram/Maps/Facebook/Youtube a lot? If yes, read on and find out more about it!

• The Good

When you visit a website, your browser stores any files it finds on it into a folder called the Cache. This is done so that your browser can load the website faster if you decide to revisit in the near future. It is a convenience that browsers provide so that the website loads faster the next time the user decides to visit it. 

Without this function, your data plan would end up much bigger because the browser would have to re-download the same files it needs to display your favorite website, leading to a bigger bill.

• The Bad

Websites are usually loaded with images and other multimedia which lead to a very big cache folder and if the user doesn't clean it out once in a while, it could eat up many gigabytes of space and clutter the device.

• The Ugly

Today, Asus will be pushing the new 4.2 android update over-the-air to all United States citizens that have a transformer tablet. It is the first non-nexus tablet to receive the fresh new 4.2 android update which contains many long awaited features.

Google decided to launch and adopt the Zopfli Compression Algorithm, a new open source data compression library which can compress webpage content 3% to 8% more densely than the standard zlib library used. Funny enough, the name Zopfli comes from a specific kind of Swedish bread and we know how Google likes to name their projects with names of different foods and desserts.

Benefits

More specifically, with the Zopfli Compression Algorithm Google can achieve:

• better space utilization
• faster data transmission
• lower web pages load latencies
• lower data transfer fees for mobiles
• reduced battery use

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League of Legends, a well-known Multiplayer Online Battle Arena game inspired by DotA and produced by Riot Games, has just been released on Apple's Mac. The game boasts over 32 million registrations and its one of the most well known and successful free-to-play games out at the moment.

Is that Mundo?.

Riot Games made a very clever trailer for the games release on Mac which involves a lab with different items and weapons that belong to heroes, and players of this game will recognize them immediately.  A small spoiler, Corporate Mundo (a legendary skin for Dr. Mundo) stars in this. I'm sure the game and the trailer will look even better on a retina display macbook pro than on a regural screen. Watch the awesome trailer below for some nifty references!

Cnet

Social Media PSN Integration

Cnet

LiveStream, Pic/Video Sharing and Commenting

Newsfeeds

A great feature added in the new PSN is the Newsfeed where users can see what games their friends have recently bought, what achievements they have unlocked, what they were watching some hours ago and what pictures did they comment on. It bears a close resemblance to the way the Facebook Newsfeed works, meaning that it will show anything new regarding your friends and their actions (what they comment on, what they view etc).