Happy New Year – and a look forward to 2016
AndroidPIT would like to wish you all a Happy New Year! A lot happened in 2015 and we’re also looking forward to all that’s coming in 2016.
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Month: December 2015
Viva Vivi: Final Fantasy IX remaster coming to PCs and mobile in 2016
Publisher Square Enix revealed that a remastered version of its classic role-playing game Final Fantasy IX is due to launch for PCs and mobile platforms in Japan next year with an array of exclusive features and enhancements.
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The Oculus Touch controller isn’t coming out until the second half of 2016
Oculus Touch, the motion-based controller designed to accompany the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, will not ship until “the second half of 2016,” the manufacturer announced Thursday.
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Google Pixel C review
Google’s Pixel C brings high-end performance to Android, but with a steep price, this powerful 2-in-1 tablet presents something of a conundrum.
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How to set an MP3 as a ringtone on Galaxy S6
If you don’t like Samsung’s selection of ringtones it’s easy to choose your own custom one. Here’s how to set an MP3 to a ringtone on Galaxy S6 phones.
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Former Guantánamo detainee speaks to hacker conference by video link
Moazzam Begg stresses the importance of encryption programs while convert Cerie Bullivant says ‘Muslims are the canaries in the mine’ of civil liberties
Moazzam Begg, the former Guantánamo Bay detainee, was unable to address Europe’s largest hacker convention in person because the British government confiscated his passport. The British Pakistani who spent two years at the US detention facility – but who has been declared not guilty of terrorism charges – spoke to the event by video link, urging developers to continue building free software encryption tools for political resistance.
“What did I ever do to these governments? They took me from my home in Pakistan to the world’s most notorious prison,” Begg said. “If seeking justice and accountability they think will harm them, then I will continue to do that. Nobody is above the law.”