Huawei unveiled a bunch of new stuff at the IFA 2018 trade show in Berlin, Germany. On the software side of things, the world’s second-biggest smartphone vendor announced the new EMUI 9.0 system based on Android 9.0 Pie. In fact, owners of select Huawei and Honor devices can now sign up to test the software before it’s rolled out to the masses.
How Huawei, Honor users can sign up to test Android 9.0 Pie
Owners of select Huawei and Honor smartphones may already join the EMUI 9 beta program, lucky them.
GPU Turbo review on the Honor 10: Hype or not?
Now that the GPU Turbo upgrade is rolling out to HiSilicon Kirin-based devices as earlier promised, it’s high time we take a closer look at the gaming-focused software application and how it affects certain phones, in particular the Honor 10.
Fortnite for Android: Supported devices, minimum requirements
Fortnite Battle Royale for Android will be available on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 as soon as the phone is released. But it won’t be the only device you can use to enjoy the wildly popular free-to-play, cross-platform online shooter on a smaller screen (albeit the Galaxy Note 9 is anything but a small phone).
Huawei, Honor phones start getting GPU Turbo update
Great news, Huawei and Honor device owners in the Philippines! As planned, Huawei has started rolling out GPU Turbo update to your units.
OpenKirin lets you install stock Android on Huawei, Honor devices
Liking your Huawei smartphone so far, but wish it came with stock Android instead of the company’s own software interface? OpenKirin might have the tweak you’re looking for.
Select Huawei devices to run full Windows 10 soon
Huawei will soon allow a handful of its newer devices to run an online version of Windows 10 on top of Android. The feature will be accessible through Huawei’s Cloud PC service. It’s going to debut first in China, where it was shown off as part of Huawei’s keynote at the CES Asia 2018 trade show.
E3 2018: All the video game trailers you need to see
This week has been huge for the video-game community, with E3 [Electronic Entertainment Expo] 2018 kicking off and filling our timelines with new announcements, teasers, and gameplay videos. It is a brilliant time if you are a video game fan as you have all these amazing games being announced. Now is also a great time to grow your Twitch audience too, if you have a channel. People will be excited to see the new games and will come flooding to watch you. If you’re going to be streaming more then make sure you have Twitch alert sounds to show when …
Guess the percentage of devices running Android Oreo. Hint: Think low
Google I/O time always reminds us to check the state of Android. And for the past years, we have always been disappointed by what we find out. Is this year any different?
How to enroll your non-Google phone in Android P Beta Program
Google is taking a different approach in 2018. The technology giant has released the beta edition of the upcoming version of Android — which puts artificial intelligence at the core of the operating system — to smartphones other than its own Pixel series devices.
1st major PUBG Mobile update out now. Here’s what’s new
Today’s a good day to be a PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds or PUBG Mobile player. On Android at least. As earlier promised, the wildly popular online shooter has received its first major update since its global release.
New NBA 2K Mobile game is a lot like NBA 2K18, but free
NBA 2K Mobile is out now for iOS devices, bringing a new arcade-style basketball game with card mechanics to the platform. The game is free but comes with in-game ads and micro-transactions and requires an internet connection to play.
Fortnite: Mobile requirements, other things you need to know
Another hugely popular battle-royale shooter from the PC space has made its debut on smartphones and tablets. Fortnite for mobile devices is now out of the beta stage and is available for download for free on iPhones and iPads. Fortnite has developed into an international game whereby players from all regions and backgrounds are going online to battle it out against one-another. You can now check as leader-board to see who’s the most highly ranked by using this fortnite tracker.
PUBG Mobile now available. The Android and iOS requirements
Time to get your chicken dinner on mobile. After a successful open beta run outside of China, the mobile version of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, or simply PUBG, has rolled out in many regions around the world, including the Philippines.
NBA 2K18 for Android, iOS drops to lowest price ever
NBA 2K18 for Android isn’t the best version of the basketball video game for mobile devices. And months after its release, it still doesn’t offer the same experience as its iOS counterpart, with its last update coming in December of last year.
How to play NBA 2K18 for Android using a gamepad
Despite not bringing anything genuinely exciting to the franchise, NBA 2K18 is one of the most popular mobile games to hit the Google Play Store late in 2017.
NBA 2K18 for Android and iOS: Can your phone run it?
We recently published a guide for NBA 2K18 for Android and iOS to help potential new players decide whether to purchase the game or sit this season out, as well as answer the common questions posed by our readers.
How to temporarily unfollow a Facebook friend, page, or group
There’s a way to stop seeing someone’s posts on Facebook and still stay friends with him. But today, Facebook has taken things further.
NBA 2K18 now available for Android devices
Finally. After months of seemingly endless speculation regarding when, and if, NBA 2K18 would ever see the light of day on an Android device, the popular basketball video-game franchise is out now and available for download for P405 in Philippine currency, or roughly $8.
NBA 2K18 for Mobile review: You may want to sit this one out
ACK for yet another title, the reigning champ of basketball video games has again been ported to mobile, although it’s only available on iPhones and iPads as of this posting.