Sentence examples for games navigation from inspiring English sources
It is rare in the tangle of games, navigation tools, camera enhancers and social networking apps to find overlap between top Apple and Android products.
Apple said that in February it would make available a developer's kit, which would allow independent software makers to more easily create mobile games, navigation systems, screen-shot capture programs and other tools.
That power will be provided to developers in Google's Project Tango program via APIs to let them integrate these things into image-capture apps, games, navigation systems, mapping applications and a lot more.
It cleverly shows all the usefulness that comes with the larger screen like games, navigation, Facebook, video capture — really everything — but in true marketing fashion, does so without showing the downside transporting the large device.
This will make it easier for developers not associated with Apple or AT&T to create games, navigation systems, screen-shot capture programs and other tools for the iPhone.
How should a game interface and its components be displayed on the screen to facilitate game navigation?
Reviewers commended the game's emphasis on discovery and freedom, but criticized its technical issues, in-game navigation, and endgame backtracking.
The developers have become more crucial to the success of mobile phones because they can enrich the devices by adding all kinds of functions like games and navigation services.
PixelActive, a 16-person company that provides 3D urban modeling software for video games, simulation, navigation, and urban planning, has been acquired by NAVTEQ for an undisclosed amount.
Visionaries predict that these compact, affordable, untethered communication/information processing devices will culminate endless uses as camcorders, game consoles, navigation aids, tour guides, house keys, remote controls, burglar alarms, health monitors, electronic wallets, passports, and so on [1].
Carriers here have been loath to give Nokia much love over the years, as the Finnish behemoth has often thumbed its nose at requests for cheap phones customized for the U.S. Nokia has also rapidly moved into selling the kinds of music, game and navigation services that carriers depend on for extra revenue.
