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BREAKING: Flappy Bird rises again, coming to Android this August
Stop the presses!
Back in March, Flappy Bird developer Dong Nguyen told the world that Flappy Bird — the game that killed time, destroyed lives — would one day return the Google Play Store, just not anytime soon. It appears we now have a better idea of when to expect the game to make its triumphant return to mobile, thanks to an interview with CNBC.
In the interview, Nguyen says he’s working on a new, less addictive version of the game that will introduce gameplay element: multiplayer. If that doesn’t sound even more addictive, I don’t know what does. The game is set to release in August.
We now return you to your normally scheduled programming.
AT&T HTC One M8 update fixes broken Google Drive promo, introduces Extreme Power Saving Mode
A few weeks back, we told you guys about an a strange bug involving that AT&T variants of the HTC One M8 that prevented users from redeeming Google Drive’s 50GBs free offer. HTC promised a fix was underway and true to their word, a new software build 1.58.502.1 is currently rolling out to One M8′s on AT&T and it successfully irons out whatever kinks were preventing users from taking advantage of the promo.
Once the update has been applied, users can jump into their Settings > About > Software information to verify they’re running the correct build number (1.58.502.1) after which the 50geebees is all theirs — well, almost. Next the Google Drive app will need to be reset in order to gain access to the 50 free GBs. Here are the steps:
- Open Settings
- Scroll down to Apps
- Swipe left until the “ALL” tab is displayed
- Scroll down to Drive
- Press Clear data
- Reopen the Google Drive app
- Sign in
- Enjoy 50GB of free Google Drive storage!
And that’s all there is to it. HTC apologizes for the convenience this may have caused their users and if you’d like to read the statement from HTC regarding the issue (and fix), you can find it on their HTC Advantage page here.
UPDATE: Oh, and the update appears to have introduced HTC’s Extreme Power Saving Mode for the AT&T version, bringing it up to speed with its Sprint counterpart. Neato.
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