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Moto X+1 tipped for a September 25th launch on Verizon Wireless, could arrive sooner/later on other carriers
It really doesn’t seem too far a stretch to expect Motorola will launch a followup to their current flagship — the Motorola Moto X — a year after it’s been available on the market. That’s generally how the timing of these big sequels work.
Launching last year on August 23rd, we’re fast approaching that original launch date without a single word from Motorola on their upcoming flagship, the Motorola Moto X+1. Despite being the subject of multiple leaks around the net, the Moto X+1′s launch date has proven much more difficult to peg down. But today, we may finally have a better idea of when we can expect it to hit stores.
The folks at Droid-Life seem to have it on good authority that the phone will launch on Verizon Wireless come September 25th. Keep in mind that while this may prove to be true, last year we saw AT&T nab exclusive rights to launch the phone before anyone else, so it’s entirely possible this could one again be the case for the X+1.
As the leaks continue rolling and this new rumored launch date approaches, expect more to be revealed in the coming weeks.
‘Freaking Math’ is a game so easy it will drive you insane
Some games are hard. Some games are easy. Freaking Math is a rare game that somehow can be easy and hard at the same time. The premise of this game is so simple it can be described in one sentence. You have 2 seconds to choose if a math equation is right or wrong. That’s it. The equation is always simple addition, and the goal is to get as many correct in a row as you can.
The key ingredient to what makes this game so addictive and fun is the 2 seconds you get to answer. It’s barely enough time to read the equation, let alone decide if it’s right or wrong. Your brain and fingers can barely keep up with each other. I can guarantee you will get some very easy equations wrong. Once you hear the buzzer that signifies an incorrect answer you will let out a scream and pound the button you should have pressed. Don’t feel embarrassed. I once thought 1+1=3 was correct. It will happen to you, too.
The design of the game matches the simplicity of the gameplay. It’s all very cartoony and easy to read. The buttons are large so you can’t miss them. A satisfying “bloop” sound can be heard every time you choose correctly. Freaking Math is a great game to hand off to your friends and see who can get the highest score. The game is free to download, but there are banner ads and the occasional pop-up. It’s a lot of fun, and you might even get better at math in the process.
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