Wondering if it's possible to level-up a B-Grade Ranger to and A-Grade Ranger in iOS and Android game, Power Rangers Dash? Yes! You can. As you may or may not know - if you upgrade a C-Grade Power Ranger to Level 10, they'll become a B-Grade Ranger. It's a little different to become a A-Grade.
To upgrade a B-Grade to A-Grade Ranger, you'll need to upgrade your Ranger to Level 15 (the max level for a B-grade). Then you have the option to "Grade Up". Grading your Ranger up will cost you 10 G-Coins. Then, your new A-Grade Power Ranger will become a Level 0. Leveling up to Level 1 may downgrade your Rangers DMG and/or the SPD stats.
The latest game in the Angry Birds series, Angry Birds Fight! - is a match-3 game, with bird-fighting action, whacky accessories items, set on the seas traveling to the uncharted islands!
The matching part of the game is similar to other popular games like; Candy Crush, Bejeweled, ect... where you match up 3 or more items of the same in a row - but this being Angry Birds, this game has a twist. Matching up the birds actually powers-up your shield and attack - which you use to battle your Angry Bird with other real opponents from around the world.
Angry Birds Fight! features a bit of a pirate theme, as explore the uncharted islands with your birds on a boat. Collect and attach different items to your boat to make it stronger - which will come in handy when battling the pigs!
Fight! is structured into different stages (islands), and levels, each with many battles required and Pig battle challenges to win.
The game features; Red Bird, Chuck (Yellow bird), the Bomb bird, Stella (who can be purchased using Gems or by 'helping out' your Facebook friends), The Blues, and Matilda.
The Birds can be unlocked via different methods, and can be leveled up with experience and made more powerful by attaching accessories - which can also be leveled up.
Other than battling other people, there are also 'Boss' battles - where you face off against a Pig and his ship/boat.
My dislikes include: when the game matches you against someone who is 5 or more levels higher than you (even though they are not impossible to beat). The lack of ability to easily gain more accessory items for your birds. And the lack of coins, which you only gain when battling a Pig and his boat or from selling an item.
I have to say, this is the first Angry Birds game since Angry Birds Go! That I've actually enjoyed playing. If you like the Angry Bird characters, action / fighting, and those candy / jewel matching games - Angry Birds Fight! Is the perfect blend. I recommend you check it out.
Angry Birds Fight! Is free to download, with in-app purchases available, for iPhone and iPad. Download it now from the App Store.
Ever been using your Mac and an Apple TV at the same time, in the same room, and noticed that the remote was controlling your Mac? Opening iTunes and playing music, or turning the volume up or down... Well, that's because Mac's come with the Infrared Reception receiver switched on by default. It's convenient because it allows you to use any IR device that can work with a Mac without needing to set it up - but bad because it can cause unwanted control of your computer. Luckily the solution is simple.
How To Switch Off Infrared Reception on Mac /
Prevent unwanted control from Apple TV Remote:
1. Click the 'Apple menu' then "System Preferences" (or the "System Preferences" app from your dock).
2. Click "Security & Privacy", and then "General."
3. Click the lock in the bottom corner and enter your password.
4. Tick “Disable remote control infrared receiver.”
(Or) If you want your Mac to work with specify remote, instead of switching off infrared receiver, click "Pair" - and follow the instructions to link your Mac to the remote.
You may get into a situation where you need to print a file, webpage, document, ect... but maybe you don't have a printer around, or just don't want to waste paper and ink. That's where Printing To PDF comes in handy.
How To Print (Save) To A PDF File In Google's Chrome Browser:
1. Firstly you'll need the Print dialog box open, if you don't have it open, one way it can be accessed by is 'right-clicking' ('control+click' on a mac) on the page and then selecting "Print".
2. Next, in the Destination section, click "Change..."
3. Now under Local Destinations, click "Save as PDF".
4. Then click, "Save".
How To Save As A PDF File In Apple's Safari Browser:
1. In Safari, click (from the menubar) File > Print.
2. Then from the drop-down menu, at the bottom next to the question mark, it will write "PDF". Click this button.
Apple is close to signing a deal to acquire Beats Electronics LLC, headphone and music streaming company created by Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, for $3.2 billion. [Read story] Apple has hired Nokia's Lumia PureView camera expert, Ari Partinen. [Read Tweet] Taiwanese media reports, Apple will launch a 4.7 inch iPhone in August, followed by a 5.5 inch or 5.6 inch version in September. [Read report by Reuters] Wanna print your own 3D iPhone 6 Mockup? Designer Martin Hajek is selling 3D files that can be printed using a 3D printer, of the rumored design of the iPhone 6. [See website] US Patent & Trademark Office has published a patent from Apple named "Super-Resolution Based On Optical Image Stabilization." [See the patent here] Apple has published on it's website their 'Legal Process Guidelines [for] U.S. Law Enforcement.' [See webpage here]
Up In The Sky is an iPhone game by MAJUFR, that features Dogily as he ascends through the sky, through various weather conditions by swinging onto helium filled balloons.
The aim is to grab as many bones as you can, while avoiding the birds.
From macitynet.it, a video showing a comparison of the rumored iPhone 6 vs the current 5 generation iPod Touch.
According to the rumors the iPhone 6 will share a few similarities with the iPod touch. Including a similar curved back edges, the same 6mm thinness.
Obvious differences include; the size. The iPhone 6 is rumored to be larger in height and width, as it is rumored to feature a 4.7 inch screen.
While these are all still rumors, the real iPhone 6 may not look like this mockup at all. We'll known for sure later this year (likely September) when Tim Cook and crew take to the stage to show off the real iPhone 6 (and possibly rumored iWatch).
