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Get your MKV’s, AVI’s and ANIME’s ready! Android developer/modder extraordinaire, CVPCS, was able to compile a working pre-Alpha version of VLC media player for Android. If you’re unfamiliar with VLC, it’s essentially a open-source (we like those words around here) media player for Windows, Mac and everything in between that allows you to play virtually any video format on your desktop. That alone should help you see the value in bringing this amazing tool to Android.

Because of the way VLC is built, it can’t (or wont) support all Android devices. Instead, it separates them according to your processor, into 2 categories: NEON and NO-NEON. How do you find out if your device is NEON? Simply use a file manager app, dig around in your system files and locate the folder /proc/cpuinfo and then take a look inside. You should see something like this:
Processor : ARMv7 Processor rev 2 (v7l)
processor : 0
BogoMIPS : 1597.74

Features : swp half thumb fastmult vfp edsp thumbee neon vfpv3
CPU implementer : 0x41
CPU architecture: 7
CPU variant : 0x1
CPU part : 0xc09
CPU revision : 2

Hardware : mapphone_CDMA
Revision : 0000
Serial : 0000000000000000
Take a look at the Features line and look for the word “neon.” If it’s there — then you have yourself a NEON device. If not — then you’ll have to use the NONEON version of VLC. Okay, let’s get to the good stuff. The download. Seeing how this is such an early pre-Alpha build of VLC for Android, CVPCS will not be providing support. If you want to try out VLC for Android still in its early stages:
NEON VLC for Android
NONEON VLC for Android

On the occasion of future upgrades respective Best Android Apps: Adobe Flash Player 11 and Air 3, Adobe implements its new architecture called ‘Stage 3D’ which will allow developers to build applications using the advantages of Flash, the HTML5 and native code. The California Company is so proud she proclaims this as “the next generation of web console.”
In this update, the focus was on the accelerated graphics (2D/3D) made ??a promising up to 1000 times faster than Adobe Flash Player 10 and Air 2 by taking advantage of the benefits of the graphics chip. Now, is it significant that this development will benefit all compatible devices, not just the latest high-end mobile devices, which show them the best possible performance? At present, it must be said Adobe tools are quite heavy in performance and energy consumption.
To learn more about Best Android Apps: Air 3, it will provide its developers to tap into the software and hardware capabilities, including an almost complete access to the device: double-screens, vibration control, magnetometer, and light sensors, support NFC, etc… The integration does not stop there because this upgrade will also help to simplify its implementation in mobile devices, to now offer it directly through a quick installation to launch an application that supports.



Best Android Game: Base Defense

Friday, January 10, 2014
Posted by Flex Next
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Best Android Game: Base Defense for Android, defense game – In more than one occasion we talked about games like Tower Defense, one of the most popular on the Android Market.
Well recently I found one more of this style; this is Base Defense for Android. The game revolves around two species fighting for dominance in a distant planet in the galaxy.
As commander of the human race, it is necessary for the construction of several buildings with special weapons to defend your base against endless waves of enemies on the alien planet.

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