The best iOS and Android games

collected by :Maya Tony

As it stated in Mobile games this day are widely diverse and of10 more ambitious than in the past, not to mention dramatically more polished on average. And gosh, there are just extremely many of them across iOS and Android. Polygon Essentials is a collection of persistently updated lists of the best of the best games for each platform, from the hardware's launch to its end of production. Clash RoyalePart MOBA, part collectible card battler and all cartoonish charm, Clash Royale is one of the most gripping competitive games you'll find on a touch device. Florence is a brief experience, but an immensely powerful one — that is causes of it sits by the year's heavyweights on our rolling list of 2018's best games.

5 things from the iPhone and iOS we want Android to get ASAP

There are some features from iOS that I hope were on Android. Android does a lot of things right, and in many regards, does these things better than iOS. However, When using both platforms side-by-side after picking up the iPhone XS, I've come across a few things that I desperately hope would make their method to Android. The fact of the matter is that iOS apps continue to receive better backing from developers, and unsurprisingly so. Gestures on the iPhone XS aren't perfect, but the time used side-by-side by Android Pie on the Pixel 2, they do feel better thought-out than what Google's currently offering.

Yahoo Together Group Chat App Launched for Android and iOS to Rival Slack

as declared in Remember the Yahoo Squirrel app that was launched in May and was in Analyzing ever since? The group chat app is available to download on Google Play and App Store in the America for free, and it brings many features that let you organise and streamline conversations by multi people. These users can then invite people without an account via unique code that can be generated from within the app. Yahoo Together's interface is extremely similar to Slack by a left navigation bar, and the conversation box takes rest of the space. The app allows for multiple groups to be in one space, be it family, work, or friends, and conversations can be divided into different rooms based on topics and people.