Nov 28
The GOP senator was the prohibitive favorite, although the backlash to her “hanging” remark gave Democrats some hope.
Nov 28
If you haven’t felt like paying for YouTube Originals, don’t start now. According reports from the Hollywood Reporter and Variety, YouTube is looking to switch up its original content strategy by making its programming free to all “starting next year.”
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Niantic Could Be Making An Exclusive Harry Potter Game For Samsung
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Having exclusive games is a good way to get customers to hop onto your device/platform. Now we’ve seen how Niantic has enjoyed huge success with Pokemon GO, but it looks like the company is now setting their sights on other popular franchises. According to a report from The Inquirer, Niantic could be developing a Harry Potter game that could be exclusive to Samsung.
The report claims that Samsung will be investing $40 million into Niantic where the company will help develop exclusive titles on their behalf, and the Harry Potter game is said to be one of them. Harry Potter games aren’t actually new, but what would make this title potentially different from the competition is the inclusion of the use of the S Pen stylus found on Samsung’s Note series of phones..
It is expected that the S Pen could be used as a wand which means that gamers will have new ways of interacting the game beyond the touchscreen. This is actually not the first time we’ve heard that Niantic is developing a Harry Potter game. Such a game was announced last year, but apparently this particular version of the game will be a reworked version of that game and will be exclusive to Samsung’s phones.
Take it with a grain of salt for now, but the Galaxy S10 announcement which is set for early 2019 could be a good platform for Samsung and Niantic to announce the game, or at least reveal that they are working on it.
Niantic Could Be Making An Exclusive Harry Potter Game For Samsung , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Nov 28
The North Carolina man retrieved a shotgun after two sons began to fight while arguing.
Nov 28
FTC Won't Even Tell the Senate If It's Going to Try to Squeeze a Trillion-Dollar Fine Out of Facebook
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Back in 2011, Facebook settled a case with the Federal Trade Commission and signed a unique agreement in which it pledged to follow several guidelines to protect users’ privacy. It’s very possible that this year’s Cambridge Analytica scandal showed that Facebook violated that agreement and could face “trillions of…
Nov 28
Having exclusive games is a good way to get customers to hop onto your device/platform. Now we’ve seen how Niantic has enjoyed huge success with Pokemon GO, but it looks like the company is now setting their sights on other popular franchises. According to a report from The Inquirer, Niantic could be developing a Harry Potter game that could be exclusive to Samsung.
The report claims that Samsung will be investing $40 million into Niantic where the company will help develop exclusive titles on their behalf, and the Harry Potter game is said to be one of them. Harry Potter games aren’t actually new, but what would make this title potentially different from the competition is the inclusion of the use of the S Pen stylus found on Samsung’s Note series of phones..
It is expected that the S Pen could be used as a wand which means that gamers will have new ways of interacting the game beyond the touchscreen. This is actually not the first time we’ve heard that Niantic is developing a Harry Potter game. Such a game was announced last year, but apparently this particular version of the game will be a reworked version of that game and will be exclusive to Samsung’s phones.
Take it with a grain of salt for now, but the Galaxy S10 announcement which is set for early 2019 could be a good platform for Samsung and Niantic to announce the game, or at least reveal that they are working on it.
Niantic Could Be Making An Exclusive Harry Potter Game For Samsung , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Nov 28
FTC Won't Even Tell the Senate If It's Going to Try to Squeeze a Trillion-Dollar Fine Out of Facebook
Posted in: Today's Chili
Back in 2011, Facebook settled a case with the Federal Trade Commission and signed a unique agreement in which it pledged to follow several guidelines to protect users’ privacy. It’s very possible that this year’s Cambridge Analytica scandal showed that Facebook violated that agreement and could face “trillions of…
Nov 28
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