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6 votes
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As Denmark turns away from cash – MobilePay app is more popular than Facebook
3 votes -
Neo Cab | Release trailer
5 votes -
New SIM attacks de-mystified, protection tools now available
6 votes -
Permanent Bootrom Exploit for iOS Devices with A5-A11 Processors
23 votes -
Introducing Google Play Pass
9 votes -
First Librem 5 phone rolled out!
25 votes -
Hot Lava | Launch trailer
5 votes -
List of Apple Arcade games available at launch this Thursday
8 votes -
Denmark frees thirty-two inmates over flaws in phone geolocation evidence – two-month moratorium on the use of mobile phone records
9 votes -
An oral history of Snake on Nokia cell phones
9 votes -
Sayonara Wild Hearts | Launch trailer (releases September 19)
5 votes -
Intimate documentary on Mekorama creator highlights the joys and frustrations of mobile game development
5 votes -
Simple games for Android
I've never really been into gaming on my phone, but in the last couple of weeks I've found it's particularly good for entertainment while getting the baby off to sleep. He tends to need holding...
I've never really been into gaming on my phone, but in the last couple of weeks I've found it's particularly good for entertainment while getting the baby off to sleep. He tends to need holding for 5-20 minutes, during which time no interaction is needed and something to stave off the boredom is good.
I've been playing Tiny Bubbles which is good because the levels are relatively short and discrete, it's challenging without being too hard (at 4am I don't want that much of a challenge), it's mostly not timing-based, I can play one-handed and drop it at a moment's notice without particularly being penalised.
Any suggestions for other suitable games would be appreciated.
12 votes -
Android 10 has been released
13 votes -
Swedish cashless app Swish is teaming up with six other companies to form a European network of mobile payment solutions
5 votes -
Mario Kart Tour (iOS, Android)
13 votes -
Flaws in cellphone evidence prompt review of 10,000 verdicts in Denmark
8 votes -
The (not so) hidden cost of sharing code between iOS and Android
10 votes -
Sweden's Klarna becomes biggest fintech firm in Europe – operator valued at $5.5bn after fresh round of investor funding
6 votes -
Twice a year this floating library delivers thousands of books to the remote islands of Stockholm's archipelago
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Budget smartphones - apparently there are good options. Opinions and recommendations?
I just picked up a Nokia 3.1 for $120 in a bit of an emergency and I really like it. It's very light, Android One, very nice styling and again it's $120! I was shocked by this experience at this...
I just picked up a Nokia 3.1 for $120 in a bit of an emergency and I really like it. It's very light, Android One, very nice styling and again it's $120!
I was shocked by this experience at this price point. This thing is excellent for my use case, as a pre-paid EU phone as my lovely iPhone 6s Plus has only one Sim slot. Are there any other great budget phones out there?
27 votes -
Dish agrees to $5 billion deal for wireless assets
3 votes -
What mobile games do you play?
I don't play many games on my phone, mostly because I can't find any good ones that arent just lazy cash grabs. What do you play on your phone?
17 votes -
Minecraft Earth: Closed beta announcement + first gameplay shown
13 votes -
HQ Trivia lays off ~20% as it preps subscriptions—Just 8% as many downloads as last year
10 votes -
Reinventing Firefox for Android: a Preview
40 votes -
An app for tildes?
There doesn't appear to be an app for tildes unless I'm not looking using the right name, how would users here feel about an app similar to what reddit has like reddit is fun or Joey? I'm mainly...
There doesn't appear to be an app for tildes unless I'm not looking using the right name, how would users here feel about an app similar to what reddit has like reddit is fun or Joey? I'm mainly on my phone and while it's still easy to navigate by browser would love a similarly structured app for tildes. What do you guys think?
17 votes -
Bill Gates on making “one of the greatest mistakes of all time”
10 votes -
Sky: Children of the Light is a theme park for altruism
7 votes -
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite | Launch trailer - Worldwide launch starting June 21
7 votes -
For remote communities in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, mobile libraries are a lifeline
7 votes -
How the pursuit of leisure drives internet use: The second half of humanity is joining the internet
4 votes -
What little known mobile apps do you use?
What are some apps that you use that aren't particularly well known? Let's help each other discover some interesting new tools! lichess - best chess app out there IMO. Completely free and open...
What are some apps that you use that aren't particularly well known? Let's help each other discover some interesting new tools!
lichess - best chess app out there IMO. Completely free and open source, has daily puzzles, and a pretty active pool of users to play against!
Syncthing - file syncing tool that works with just about any operating system (although I don't think it works with iOS). I use it to take notes and write lyrics/my journal and sync them back to my linux laptop.
Untappd - social media app for tracking craft beers that you drink. I've only just started using it, since I was on holiday and wanted to keep a note of the ales I was drinking. It's a free app, but supported by ads. I believe there's a paid tier, but the free version works well enough, and it's useful for encouraging me and my friends to try new beers when we're out and about.
WK - Japanese flashcard app, which is technically a front-end for the wanikani service. As you learn new radicals, characters, and vocabulary, it serves them back up to you after a certain length of time. If you remember it, it'll wait longer next time, and if you don't get it right, it brings it back to the top of the pile.30 votes -
The clash between storytelling and selling in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery
4 votes -
SensorID - Using smartphone sensor calibration data to generate a globally unique device fingerprint
3 votes -
Nintendo to shut down Animal Crossing, Fire Emblem mobile games in Belgium over loot box law fears
7 votes -
Minecraft Earth goes a step beyond Pokémon Go to cover the world in blocks
13 votes -
Angry Birds and the end of privacy
10 votes -
What are some quality mobile games?
What are some quality mobile games among the sea of trash that you'd like to rep for not being garbage?
28 votes -
What’s Minecraft up to? - Teaser for augmented-reality mobile game, more info coming May 17
4 votes -
Popular apps in Google's Play Store are abusing permissions and committing ad fraud
9 votes -
Apple Arcade is a game subscription service for iPhones, Mac and Apple TV
11 votes -
The Elder Scrolls: Blades Beta has begun for a select few
What are your thoughts so far if you've played it?
11 votes -
Text, don't call: The new phone etiquette
14 votes -
Two devs automated the process of generating and publishing "garbage" mobile slot machine games on Google Play, and made over $50,000
28 votes -
What do you think will be the next big innovation to smart phones?
Recently, the ability to fold has came along, what do you think the next big innovation will be?
30 votes -
Snapchat to launch gaming platform next month
10 votes -
Remote Play for PlayStation 4 games is now available on iOS devices
7 votes -
An easy way to browse tildes on mobile
Using Hermit - Lite Apps Browser you can make a shortcut to a dedicated browser session (with cookies and such, so you can stay logged in like an app) for tildes! I find that it works pretty well...
Using Hermit - Lite Apps Browser you can make a shortcut to a dedicated browser session (with cookies and such, so you can stay logged in like an app) for tildes! I find that it works pretty well for a mobile app "substitute" and also it lets me keep tildes separate from all the tags I have open in my main web browser. Figured I'd share my solution for tildes mobile for the curious :)
16 votes