The last is definitely not the least, as the entire DLC adventure for Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse has arrived at its epic conclusion for both PS3 as well as PC gamers. This DLC will be the fourth and final DLC pack from the folks over at Activision and the award-winning studio Treyarch, where interested gamers (and we are sure that there will be many of them!) will be able to dig into a quartet of thrilling and diverse multiplayer maps, in addition to Origins. Origins can be best described as the all-new, wildly creative Zombies experience which will reunite players with the original heroes from Call of Duty: World at War, where this particular chapter will close the Zombies story arch for Call of Duty: Black Ops II.
Among the multiplayer maps that are available in Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse include Pod, where a “failed utopian community from the 70′s has left stacks of dilapidated residential pods nestled into an abandoned cliff side in Taiwan.” The residents are no longer there for quite some time already, and the modernist compound now plays host to frenetic combat as you and your enemies will run atop the pods while learning how to navigate the multi-tiered interiors for a strategic edge. Other map names are Frost, Takeoff, and Dig. The a la carte Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse DLC Pack will cost you $14.99 a pop, and can be downloaded by Season Pass holders.
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ZTE, one of the smartphone manufacturers from China who are now starting to make its presence felt worldwide, has mentioned that they have plans to introduce a new flagship device for the masses later this November. This particular flagship smartphone will run on the Snapdragon 800 processor, and will obviously target the high end market. If the name Nubia sounds familiar to you, that is because right now, the ZTE Nubia Z5 and Nubia Z5 Mini have been released already, so it is not surprising to see them concentrate on the Nubia name to introduce a new flagship this November at best, and early December at worst.
The L.A. School District has decided to call it quits by next year for the free Apple iPad program to all 640,000 students within the district. What is the reason behind this move that theoretically speaking, would ultimately help students out and hopefully make them learn in a more efficient manner? It seems that some of the students who attend the Theodore Roosevelt High School had already hacked their iPad in just a week, which allows them to surf the Internet. This was deemed to be a security concern by the relevant parties so much so that the L.A. School District has decided to take the step to halt the program.
To date, it has been rather challenging for third party developers to roll out apps for Google Glass, but it seems that things are set to change with the introduction of the upcoming Google Glass XE10 update. This particular Google Glass XE10 update will offer code jockeys the necessary tools required for a third party developer to begin writing third party Glassware apps for the Google Glass platform. With this update, developers would have the doors opened up to them so that they can access the sensors as well as features on Google Glass.
