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Attention fellas! Google has your back this Valentine’s Day with an offer for Chromecast owners that’s impossible to turn down. Google wants you to treat your sweetheart to a movie night at home with a $6 credit in the Play store.
Honestly, you can spend the $6 credit on anything you want as long as it is from available in the Play store. Some gushy movies that are currently available to rent include:
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Android’s Quick Settings has been around long before Apple came up with a similar tray of settings and different manufacturers like to tweak or in the case of the Droid Turbo, not tweak this tray. The Motorola Droid Turbo on the Verizon Wireless network is one of the hottest phones of 2014. The phone has a mega battery, large display, front-facing speaker, and the works. I think you get the picture, but if not head over to your near VZW store and pick one up.
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When I get a new phone to demo or for personal use one of the first things I need to figure out is how to capture what I see on the screen into a picture. This task is often called or referred to as a screenshot or print screen. In the past, Android didn’t have this feature embedded into the operating system, but there were apps that could easily help you out. Sometimes you would have to pull down the notification bar and tap an option to take a picture of the screen under the notification bar. I believe HTC was the first to adopt this into a manufacturer recipe of the Android user interface allowing the user to press the Home and Power buttons at the same time and other manufacturers have followed suit with some kind of button combo.
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One of Google’s latest creations the Chromecast has been on the market for a few months now and I have finally jumped on the bandwagon. Part of the main reason I held out was mostly due to my own ignorance on how flexible this product really is. I thought Chromecast was only supported with Android devices and I already have a device made by HTC that my HTC phones can use to send content to a TV.