Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the Yu Yureka Black stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.
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While playing intense games, this phone will obviously heat as it has got a metallic body; But what I have observed is that after heating, it also cools down fast af when kept to rest, so thats a plus point
There is a heat pipe in this device, yes for a sub 150 dollar device
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Kudos to Tinno for adding a copper heatpipe in a budget phone :good: :good:
In initial days the phone used to heat a lot, but now with better thermal it's cool af during normal use as well as during charging ..
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It’s a simple system of exercises, witch give the beauty of forms and shapes and that the normal force for each of which is lost by modern man.
Its principle lies in the fact that performing the exercises without charges (that is, without dumbbells , Expander, weights and other projectiles), we must consciously exert appropriate muscles, mimicking the overcoming of a resistance.
Exercises to perform twice a day, morning and evening.
A total of 20 minutes. Each exercise lasts for 5-6 seconds and repeat 10 times. The first two weeks to carry out the first five exercises, and then each week add one exercise. Three months later, you can engage in the program whole complex.
✔ Coordinate deep breathing with every movement for a better control of your body.
✔Calm down and get rid of physical and mental stress.
✔ Lose weight without going crazy!
FULL VERSION:
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https://market.android.com/details?id=com.homemade.mysclefull
LITE VERSION:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.homemade.myscle
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*******Description*******
Nascar video game, developed by bitGraphicX interactive. In this game damage is realistically modeled. The effect of crashes varies depending on severity. Very minor impacts have no effect. Heavier impacts can cause sheet metal damage, which hurts aerodynamics and may cause engine overheating. A crumpled hood can also make it difficult for the player to see the track. Heavy impacts will damage a wheel or even blow the engine. Damage can be repaired in the pit stop, except for blown engines which are not repairable. Damaged sheet metal is removed, making for an imperfect repair with impaired aerodynamics.
Google Play Store Link:-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitgraphicx.NascarSprintGoldCup
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rly nice game!
Nice app - good graphics but what's with the acceleration? Feels like the cars have about 120 hp rather than a real cup car...
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hey bro good apps
Cool apps. Thanks.
Plant Eats Bird
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Your mission is to save Anabu (Baby Bird) from Kantongse tendrils chase and keep alive Ibubu (Mother Bird), at the same time try to destroy Kantongse (Monster Plant).
Dont let water drop, leaves or small branch reach ground because they will grow tendrils.
Use cutter tool : Scissor, Sword, Axe to cut tendrils.
Beware of Kantongse weapon like Thorn, Sleeping Flower, Spiker Hand, Electric cause they will reduce Ibubu healthy.
Keep Ibubu and Anabu healthy by eating worm as much as posible.
Use destroyer : Herbiside, Flame, Hammer, Hot Water to make Kantongse weak.
Get Dynamite to finish Kantongse live.
For Phone and Tablet, small phone screen size 240x320 is not supported.
Download : Plant Eats Bird - Google Play
Please see "How to play Plant Eats Bird" video on Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYm8FMdnh1Q
Any comments and suggests are really appreciated.
Thank You and Enjoy.
Circuit Survival
Introduction
Hello, I have made an android app and I would appreciate it if someone can take a look and give it a honest review. It's just a small game.
The ID is com.circuit.survival
Thanks
About
You play as a circle that moves around a set out circuit, as the circle moves around the screen boxes will try to move onto the circuit and block your path. You must tap the screen to fire a laser to destroy these boxes and survive for the longest time possible.
As each box is destroyed, there is a chance of altering the game...
Negative effects:
15% chance enemy speed increases by 5%
15% chance enemy spawn rate increases by 5%
15% chance your speed increases by 5%
2% chance enemy health increases by 1
Positive effects:
2% chance laser damage increases by 1
15% chance laser fire rate increases by 5%
15% chance laser speed increases by 5%
You can aim to collect all achievements or to be on the leader board. The leader boards show the top 10 players with the highest score.
The score is determined by the time you stay moving on the circuit for.
Screen shots
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An interesting experience of motion-controlled games on the View 20.
Playing Fancy Skiing was a fun, though imperfect experience. Contorting my body on downhill runs provided an incredible adrenaline rush. The game picked up subtle movements that you wouldn't expect, like bended knees. When I ramped up intensity by swinging my arms with greater force, the "poles" on screen propelled me surprisingly well.
I won't get carried away though… It doesn't quite compare with the real thing; the technology is honestly not good enough yet, and there's a time lag between the real movement and movement on screen that at times can detract from the game. But it was still quite immersive and exhilarating, even with its faults.
Hairpin Turns
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The illusion of "depth" is entirely convincing. When absorbed in the game, it looks like a seamless portal into another world: ultra-crisp and realistic.
I played for a solid hour and it didn't heat up. I've also gotten used to the vibrations it emits during gameplay. Some people might not like vibrating phones, but I enjoy the tingle, and even find it soothing.
Did anybody else have the experience with the motion-controlled games? Also, any suggestions for other games that play particularly well on the View 20?