A new game in the App Store lets you play Pong on your Apple Watch. This looks perhaps a little puny, but it works better than you might think.
Pong on your Apple Watch
The game is called A Tiny Game of Pong and was designed by developer Matt Wiechec. He decided to put on the classic game into the smartwatch, which is remarkably successful. The game lets you play against the computer and uses the Digital Crown Apple Watch for control. By turning the knob, you will paddle left or right, where you logically must ensure that you keep hitting the ball. The controls are simple, but works very well.
A Tiny Game of Pong standard contains two game modes. In one mode, the aim is to score the first three points, while playing indefinitely in arcade mode against the computer. While playing tracks the score, which you then the rankings go.
In addition, the game features an in-app purchase of 0.99 euro. This gives you access to additional game mode where you unlock different color themes. By making the game of red, yellow, green or blue, it better fits in with your Apple Watch example, if you have a colored band. In the iPhone app, you can select a theme and view your best scores.
Twitter is working on a new button in the mobile app, which share makes it easier to poison animations on the social network.
Poison images are animated pictures, which play automatically in many cases. Twitter has not yet officially announced the plans for the poison button but several users have here according to TechCrunch already have access to.
Twitter often test new features by making them available to a small group of users. Thus, the social network can gauge how people reacted to, before the addition is released to everyone.
The poison-button test appears to be at an early stage. Once several users had spotted the option, he disappeared at a later time again from the app.
Samsung supposedly works on iOS versions of much of its own apps.
Earlier this month the company reported that it is already working on iOS support for his gear S2 smart watch. Insiders report by SamMobile that the company will not stop there.
Thus, the company would be working on an iOS version of the Gear Fit Manager, the app associated with the fitness tracker of the company. Also, according to the sources, an iPhone version of Samsung gezondheidsapp S Health, which exercise and sports statistics can be tracked.
The company operates according to the insiders to iOS support for the Galaxy View, the massive 18.4-inch tablet from Samsung. By the associated apps Remote Control and Family Square also bring to iOS would inter alia be possible to control the tablet with an iPhone or video streaming to the device from an iOS device.
Samsung was also working on an update of its Smart Camera app for iOS, which Samsung smart cameras can be controlled with. This app exists for iOS, but would include getting a new look.
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