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One of my youtube viewers asked if I could check that the ipega red knight 9087s controller can be played with the new Call of Duty mobile - Garena. And, it does. But, you'll have to download the V3 shooter app from google store to remap the buttons.
The weapon aiming is a little hard to control. But, in all, it's pretty smooth gaming. Wish, the game dev would have made the control support a little better. For one thing, I can't find the trigger button. Maybe, I miss it but it's autofire. Just like most other shooter games nowadays.
I also haven't yet tried playing the game via Samsung dex. It'll be cool to be able to play it with a mouse and keyboard. Just like the pc version of the game. The graphics look really nice on my S10+ of course. I usually don't like playing multiplayer games but the more I play it, the more I like it!
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I hope there'll be a new storyline version of the game. And, be able to play it via my Samsung dex pad with mouse and keyboard support. If not, it'll be fun too, playing with my xbox one s controller. C'mon dev! Make it happen!
What if we can play the original call of duty on our phone. Wouldn't that be cool? Although, it would be nice if it's available for the Nintendo switch. Especially, with the new longer battery hours. It's time to play on the go!
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The latest Samsung Note 10+ is finally out. With the latest S-pen gesture features and more. Don't forget that there's also Samsung dex and Linux on dex. Windows-like environment, that you can use for work and play.
Is the line between a computer and phone blurred? Do you even need a computer or laptop to lug around anymore? The answer will depend on consumers. They are the one to decide what they actually need. Some, just need a phone to work with, some need heavy-duty graphics-intensive computers.
I think, for average users, a phone is just powerful enough for work and also for play. Every day, I see people looking at their phone. Either, playing their favorite games or just browsing on facebook. Obviously, they also use it for communications, listening to music or watching videos.
Do you know the latest Note 10+ also have the ability to connect to your laptop and you can use Samsung dex within windows or mac? If you're already carrying a laptop around, you can actually access your phone data easily. Transfer files or just using your phone mobile data to access the net. Pretty nifty, don't you think?
Samsung Dex is what differentiates Samsung phone from the rest. We are already carrying and using the phone everywhere we go. If you're going to school, you just need a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to connect. The same if you're going to work. Having your files with you everywhere you go in a small powerful computer.
The latest S10+ which I'm using right now and the Note 10+ are really pushing the boundaries. Now, if only game devs would take advantage of Samsung dex. I want pc level games on my phone. All I need to do is connect to my gaming accessories like the Xbox controller.
HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100 - 4G LTE: band 1(2100), 2(1900), 3(1800), 4(1700/2100), 5(850), 7(2600), 8(900), 17(700), 20(800), 28(700) B38(2600), B39(1900), B40(2300), B41(2500) > (ensure to check compatibility with your carrier before purchase) - Hybrid Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by)
6.8" Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 1440 x 3040 pixels, 19:9 ratio (~498 ppi density), Corning Gorilla Glass - IP68 dust/water proof - Fingerprint (under display, ultrasonic) - Stylus Pen (Bluetooth integration) - Dolby Atmos/AKG sound - Wireless charging: 20W (Charging Pad required*) - Fast battery charging - Reverse wireless charging between devices - Face recognition (unlock)
Quad Camera (Rear):12.2MP + 12MP telephoto + 16MP ultrawide (f/2.2, 12mm 1.0µm) + 0.3MP TOF - Front Camera:10 megapixels f/2.2 (aperture) - Video:4K UHD (3840x2160 pixels) 60 fps - OIS (2-axis): Optical stabilization - HDR photo/video on both cameras
256GB + 12GB RAM - microSD, up to 1 TB - 64bit Samsung Exynos 9 Octa-core 9825 (7nm) - Non-removable Li-Ion 4300 mAh battery
Unlocked cellphones are compatible with most of the GSM carriers ( Like T-Mobile or AT&T ) but please be aware that are not compatible with CDMA carriers ( Like Sprint or Verizon Wireless for example )
I prefer dex pad than any other adapter simply because, it has a fan. If you're gonna use the phone as a computer or gaming console, you'll need to cool it. It does get hots. Samsung might want to design their future phone so that it can dissipate heat better.
Get a portable monitor so you can access Samsung Dex or Linux on dex anytime and anywhere!
So, Daryl from Triple Fry Games emailed me about their flagship game, Outbreak: Dead Crisis. It's a zombie shooter game. Yeah, I know, not another zombie to shoot at. But, what about a horde of zombies coming your way, fast!?
I actually panic and keep forgetting to click the 'dash' button. The dash button will help you dash to another place. Away from the horde. You do have weapons to shoot. But, it's better to get away when there's too many of them gnawing at you.
It's a mobile game, but I wanted to try it out on my Samsung dex pad. I set it up with my portable monitor, Apple mouse, and keyboard. And, I didn't even have to go to settings. Although, the only key that works is the 's'. For shooting. You can use the mouse for aiming.
I want to ask Daryl if, the game can be played with an Xbox one s controller. Also, will there be an option to personalize the keyboard setting? For one thing, I can't automatically move around when my mouse is at the end of the screen. I keep dying, because, I can't turn around.
If we can choose our own keys setting for the games will be much better to play. I wish I can set the key, 'd' for dash or tab to change weapons. It's not a free-roaming game, so the usual WASD keys don't apply. It is a mobile game, created with touch control in mind.
I have only played the game for a while and I'll check it out again later. Here's more info on the game and Triple Fry games:
Outbreak: Dead Crisis is basically a zombie shooter, its core concept and selling point is that it’s an arcade swarm shooter that is in the palm of your hands. It has realistic graphics and has been refined the arcade experience of moving on rails for mobile.
There are many weapons to use as you embark on an apocalyptic storyline that will see the player as a mercenary operative of APEX, a military tech organization that pledges to wipe out the zombies that have overrun our earth.
Looking for a great android phone controller? Check out this new glap Dual Shock Wireless controller. It looks solid build with good grip that reminds me of a canon camera. As far as I know, this fits phone size like my S10+ and even the latest Note 10+ by Samsung.
Normally, I'll use my Xboxone s controller to play android games. But, with this controller, it'll fit nicely to my phone and I can play it like my Nintendo switch style. If you play steam link, you can even play your favorite pc games on the couch or anywhere in your house!
This is probably, the most comfortable controller for a mobile phone. Although, I don't think it's compatible with iPhones. Maybe, it will be in the future. You never know. So, what you waiting for? Get it via the links below!