as declared in After shrinking multi of its most iconic franchises down to size for mobile devices, Nintendo has finally launched its first original property for iOS and Android this week. On Thursday, free-to-play action RPG Dragalia Lost dropped on the App Store and Google Play — a game co-developed by Nintendo and Japanese studio Cygames. Dragalia Lost follows a prince of Alberia as he travels the world to restore power to the Holy Shard, that keeps the fiends at bay. If you've played Fire Emblem Heroes (another Nintendo mobile title), this system ought be familiar to you. While Dragalia Lost doesn't seem to break any new ground from a narrative or gameplay perspective, it has a degree of polish that few other mobile RPGs have.
Grammarly Keyboard for Android updated with some new features and bug fixes
Grammarly has now pushed an update to the Grammarly app on Android. The update brings app version 1.1.18.12 in the Google Play Store. Speaking of the changes, the update brings new features like ability to catch 25% more mistakes. The update alextremely brings ability to correct more commonly made mistakes. Changelog:Catch 25% more mistakesCorrect commonly misspelled wordsRemove extra spacesAutomatically change periods to question marks for questionsAdvertisements
SHAREit for Android updated with new improvements. Changes inside
as declared in SHAREit is now getting updated this day on Android platform. The SHAREit app is getting updated by app version 4.5.48_ww. The update is now available in Google Play Store by an uodupd size of approximately 18MB. The update brings some improvements and bug fixes to the SHAREit app. We reduced pop-up dialogs in this versionOptimized video playback experienceIn order to hear more suggestions, we added feedback functionSignificantly improved the connection success average of Android high versionAs always, you can download the update from the link given below.Android users have a new 911 emergency location service
New feature can help keep livesGoogle recently announced it's expanding the life-keeping Android Emergency Location Service (ELS) that debuted in 2016. It's designed to pinpoint your exact location, extremely the time you call 911 from an Android gadget, emergency responders can easily find you. Google said,"More than 80 percent of emergency calls come from mobile phones, but locating these phones can be challenging as traditional emergency location technologies can fail indoors or have a radius that's also big to be useful." Google said emergency centers said it that the service has alavailiable helped keep lives and gave an example of a Florida man that said a 911 operator the wrong address. Android's Emergency Location Service was able to lead responders to the correct spot in time to keep his life.
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