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Google Play's game services are for both Android and iOS

High scores, achievements, online multiplayer modes and cloud saves are coming to both Android and iOS devices courtesy of Google Play's suite of game services. Already on board are titles such as "World of Goo," "Super Stickman Golf 2," "Osmos," "Eternity Warriors 2," "Kingdom Rush," and "Beach Buggy Blitz," namechecked by the Google dev blog, while other popular titles such as "Save the Puppy" and "Triple Town" are also in on the action.

Google Play's game services are for both Android and iOS

High scores, achievements, online multiplayer modes and cloud saves are coming to both Android and iOS devices courtesy of Google Play's suite of game services. Already on board are titles such as "World of Goo," "Super Stickman Golf 2," "Osmos," "Eternity Warriors 2," "Kingdom Rush," and "Beach Buggy Blitz," namechecked by the Google dev blog, while other popular titles such as "Save the Puppy" and "Triple Town" are also in on the action.

Google Play's game services are for both Android and iOS

High scores, achievements, online multiplayer modes and cloud saves are coming to both Android and iOS devices courtesy of Google Play's suite of game services. Already on board are titles such as "World of Goo," "Super Stickman Golf 2," "Osmos," "Eternity Warriors 2," "Kingdom Rush," and "Beach Buggy Blitz," namechecked by the Google dev blog, while other popular titles such as "Save the Puppy" and "Triple Town" are also in on the action.

Google Play's game services are for both Android and iOS

High scores, achievements, online multiplayer modes and cloud saves are coming to both Android and iOS devices courtesy of Google Play's suite of game services. Already on board are titles such as "World of Goo," "Super Stickman Golf 2," "Osmos," "Eternity Warriors 2," "Kingdom Rush," and "Beach Buggy Blitz," namechecked by the Google dev blog, while other popular titles such as "Save the Puppy" and "Triple Town" are also in on the action.

HP launches Android notebook

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HP launches Android notebook

The HP SlateBook x2 can be used as a portable computer with detachable keyboard or as a standalone tablet and proves that Android can support productivity as well as entertainment. Although the device is essentially a tablet that docks into and out of a keyboard, the way the SlateBook x2 has been conceived and built sets it apart and is a clear demonstration of how the lines are blurring between what constitutes a tablet and a PC. 

HP launches Android notebook

The HP SlateBook x2 can be used as a portable computer with detachable keyboard or as a standalone tablet and proves that Android can support productivity as well as entertainment. Although the device is essentially a tablet that docks into and out of a keyboard, the way the SlateBook x2 has been conceived and built sets it apart and is a clear demonstration of how the lines are blurring between what constitutes a tablet and a PC. 

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