OPPO find 5 Google Edition project, oppo confirmed 7

By Jean-Louis Petrod 21 June 2013

In connection to the many rumors about the imminent arrival of a 5 will find Google Edition oppoChinese manufacturers again raised the subject on his Google + page up including the opinion of the consumer. OPPO on the oppo is again see 7, confirmed its existence without anything, if revealed to the specifications or the date of the launch.

A few days ago began the first in connection with the oppo find 7 rumors, disseminate on the Web. One could therefore learn that the next Chinese manufacturers of high-end Smartphone supports a large screen 5-inch 1920 X 1080 pixels, a processor Snapdragon 800 2 GB RAM, a 13-megapixel camera and a front-facing camera 8 Megapixels and a 4000 mAh battery would provide.

The oppo 5 find Google Edition soon?

Of course very close to the consumer and all, that what can be said on the canvas on his subject, has responded in the therefore oppo, by declaring that the aircraft in question still in the phase of development was, and that at this stage not could be confirmed all the above mentioned technical features. The manufacturer said that it seemed that the Smartphone as some would be ready for the month of September in addition to believe.

But without waiting for the most interesting topic of Nevermind: the famous oppo find 5 Google Edition. Hailed by consumers in the forums for the brand and social media, this stock version that seems to last Chinese manufacturer of high end device Android his interest to the point that it starts itself make the teasing on its Google + page, going so far to the question directly to the consumer, if he this or do not consider.

What that vendor assumed as an oppo users find 5 Google Edition including the official announcement advocates could in one minute to the next intervene.

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Upcoming title Arma Tactics makes us want Project Shield even more

We're all patiently waiting for the release of NVIDIA's Project Shield, but seeing things like today's mention of the new game Arma Tactics makes it seem like a long wait. It looks very much like a typical combat squad game on a console or the PC, including the incredible graphics and fine-tuned controls.

You lead your squad through close combat, with random missions and an endless variety of tactics can be used to finish them. Some of us would go the stealthy route and snipe the enemy, while others can rush in with barrels blazing. Either way sounds pretty damn awesome right now.

NVIDIA promises Arma Tactics to be "one of the best looking mobile games to date." The video certainly appears that way. Tegra 4 enhancements like complex textures and physics, or environmental effects (check out the smoke in the video) have really got me itching to play this one on the new hardware. 

NVIDIA says Arma Tactics is coming soon to Google Play, in the meantime hit the break and watch the video.

Source: Tegra Zone

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She also mentions that they have made a tweaks to the process that could shave days off the shipping time. We imagine building, sorting, and shipping out consoles to all the backers is not an easy job. Things can (and often do) go wrong, throwing off projections. Here's hoping everything goes smoothly and backers have their unit in hand soon.

Source: Kickstarter

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Checking out Havok's Project Anarchy at GDC 2013

One of the more interesting bits of mobile news at GDC 2013 was Havok's announcement of a free version of their well-established 3D engine. For those unfamiliar, Havok is the backbone of such AAA titles as Skyrim, Black Ops 2, L.A. Noire, and many more. We had to swing by their booth to see just how well it performed. Project Anarchy handles a wide range of graphical tasks extremely well, but it also has an AI engine, allowing developers to make a fully-realized game with just a few tweaks to the demo apps included. 

So, if they're giving it away for free, what's the catch? Well, the majority of support for Project Anarchy will be community-created, but if you need help from the pros, they'll charge you for that. Also, if you ever want to bring your game to consoles or PC, they'll charge you for that. Sounds fair enough, considering you don't have to shell out a dime to pump out a decent-looking Android game. Plus, many developers will already be familiar with the Havok environment. 

Developers interested in taking a crack at Project Anarchy can sign up for more information here.