Deer Hunter 2014 Cool App of the Week

Deer Hunter 2014 #1 FREE GAME ON ANDROID
Cool App of the Week for FutureTechIdeas

FTI Rating 
7 out of 10!

Return to the wilderness in the most visually stunning hunting simulator on mobile!

Travel from North America’s Pacific Northwest to the Savannah of Central Africa in an epic journey to hunt the world’s most exotic animals!

BRAND NEW CLUB HUNTS!
Join your friends in global cooperative challenges where teamwork is critical. Work together to complete objectives and collect rewards!

EXPLORE A LIVING WORLD
Immerse yourself in diverse environments filled with over 100 animal species! Watch out for attacking predators including bears, wolves, and cheetahs!

MAXIMUM FIREPOWER
Enjoy endless customization as you perfect your weapons. Upgrade magazines, scopes, stocks, barrels and more!

COLLECT TROPHIES
Compete for bragging rights as you bag the biggest animals with Game Center achievements and leaderboards!

It’s Open Season, join the hunt today!

Deer Hunter is free to play, but you can choose to pay real money for some extra items, which will charge your iTunes account. You can disable in-app purchasing by adjusting your device settings.

iOS Requirements 
Requires iOS 5.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

Download for Free on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/deer-hunter-2014/id583222866?mt=8

Download for Free on Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glu.deerhunt2&hl=en

Subway Surfers

Cool App of the Week for FTI 
Free
Subway Surfers is available on android and iOS download links below

" I've become so addicted to this game " - Jason Goyette

"This game is great, we love it on iOS or android" - FutureTechIdeas 

Description

Presented by Kiloo Games and Sybo Games.

DASH as fast as you can!
DODGE the oncoming trains!

Help Jake, Tricky & Fresh escape from the grumpy Inspector and his dog.

- Grind trains with your cool crew!
- Colorful and vivid HD graphics!
- Hoverboard Surfing!
- Paint powered jetpack!
- Lightning fast swipe acrobatics!
- Challenge and help your friends!

Join the App Store's most daring chase!

A Universal App with hd optimized graphics for retina resolution.

Subway Surfers is compatible with iPod 3, iPod 4, iPod 5, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad 1, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad Mini.


iOS 5 or later OS version is required.



Download for Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiloo.subwaysurf

Download for iOS
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/subway-surfers/id512939461?mt=8

THE IPHONE 5S

Hello Everyone !
So Apple just wrapped up there event today in which they finally settled the rumors once and for all. 
THE IPHONE 5S.

Lets jump right into it.
The 5S will come in these colors Space gray, Gold and Silver, 
The new iPhone is made of High grade aluminum with Chamfered edges. In appearance the LED looks bigger and there seems to be a ring around the home button I'm sure that has something to do with the fingerprint scanner rumors

The phone will be running on the brand new A7 Processor a 64 Bit Chip, Which is the first ever on a Smartphone, No worries though iOS 7 will run on a 64 Bit chip. It has been re-engineered  for 32-bit and 64-bit.
Apple Apps are also 32 or 64-bit.

Chip Specs 
64-bit desktop architecture
2x general purpose registers 
2x floating-point registers
Over 1 billion transistors 
and 102mm' die size

The 5S Processor shows a 40x CPU jump and the graphics are also 56x faster. 
XCode also supports 64-bit which is good news for developers. This new CPU runs OpenGL|ES 3.0

There is very little lag when Playing Infinity Blade 3 available in the App store soon.

Now for something New! THE M7

The M7 is a motion co-processor which continuously measures motion data, Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Compass. It also enables a new generation of health and fitness apps.

Battery Life on 3G talk time is 10 hours, 3G browsing is 8 hours, video is 10 hours, music about 40 hours and 10 Hours on LTE browsing and Stanby is 250 hours.

The Camera has a new 5 Element apple designed lens with F2.2 aperture, the sensor has a 15% larger active area. And Apple is going with Bigger pixels = better pictures with Pixels at 1.5 microns. Also the new iOS7 software has been designed to take full advantage of the camera. The camera app sets white balance, exposure and creates a"dynamic local tone map," "autofocus matrix metering" with 15 zones all done automatically. 

When you take a photo it takes multiples and keeps the best one, also has "True tone flash" This new flash has 2 LEDs, one is cool and white while the other is warm and amber combining the two to get the perfect color balance, also auto image stabilization is coming too as well as a new burst mode 10 fps, burst mode creates dozens of photos so to deal with this it will scan them in real time and presents you with what it thinks is the best one. Another thing new is SLO-MO which is said to do HD 720p at 120 fps. With a 28 Megapixel panorma the iPhone adjusts exposure levels automatically as you pan.

The Third feature is all about Security which can be read here -----> TouchID


PRICING 
Starts at 16GB for $199 
32GB for $299 
64GB is $399 
all on a standard 2 year contract. 

Oh and New cases for $39 each in multiple colors.

PRE ORDERS SEPT 13

The Impossible Line

The Impossible Line
FutureTechIdeas App of the Week

Rated 6 out of 10 for FTI
This app is available for iPhone and iPads 5.0 or Later!
Free App

I tried out this app after a while I looked at the time and realized I've been playing it for 2 hours! - FutureTechIdeas

Details

Can you beat the chalkboard challenge?

Drawing a line with your finger is about as simple as it gets, but when you include disappearing obstacles, moving objects and keys to collect you get one seriously tricky puzzle game.

Take on the Impossible Line and put your skills to the test. Use your finger to draw a line on the chalkboard and reach the goal while avoiding the obstacles that vanish as soon as you touch the screen.

With over 200 levels to tackle, you’ll have to use the radar and useful hint items to make it through each one. Are you up to the challenge?

Game Features
• Over 200 levels to complete, each with a different unique challenge!
• Stuck? Use a hint of an illuminating torchlight to help you out of a jam!
• Super casual gameplay with a challenging twist, great for all kinds of gamers!

• Universal: Works great on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.


" This App is Challenging and Fun " - FutureTechIdeas

Download for Free Here

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-impossible-line/id669390657?mt=8

Plants vs Zombies 2

Plants Vs Zombies 2 
Cool App of the Week for FutureTechIdeas  

The zombies are coming… back. It’s about time! The sequel to the hit action-strategy adventure with over 30 Game of the Year awards is here. Join Crazy Dave on a crazy adventure where you’ll meet, greet and defeat legions of zombies from the dawn of time to the end of days. Amass an army of powerful new plants, super charge them with Plant Food and power up your defenses with amazing new ways to protect your brain. 

FutureTechIdeas gives this app 10 out of 10

"This game is Seriously good gun" - FutureTechIdeas 

I really enjoy this game just as much as the first Plants vs Zombies, if not more. The new Features really gives the game a bump up from the first game. 

Download it here for iOS

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/plants-vs.-zombies-2/id597986893?mt=8

Freemium Ain't All Bad, Folks

The mobile market has been impacting a lot of traditional markets in ways some people haven’t considered. Off the top of my head I can think of a few impacted sectors right now: credit cards, standalone GPS units, and point-and-shoot cameras, all changed in massive ways by something so small. Even something as broad as the internet – a creation that pushed major innovation in the world of mobile computing – influenced itself, by those very devices and the way people use them. But one change has been making headlines lately – the new model in the gaming world known as “freemium” designed to support the developers not by initially purchasing the game, but instead through the use of add-on “micro-transactions”; small transactions the user makes within the game itself. This model has been used in other arenas before, but it’s making a massive push in the mobile gaming market…and that people have some strong opinions about it.

A lot of people have been complaining about this model, and that’s understandable…but not for the reason people expect. It’s understandable because of the speed at which the gaming industry has adopted the new model. It’s understandable because the general consumer hasn’t had a lot of time to adjust to the new model. It’s even understandable because the games are marked as “free” in the store instead of “freemium” or “micro-transaction supported”, and that can be a little misleading to customers. It isn’t, however, understandable because you “want the game to be free.” Remember people: developers put real work into developing the games you enjoy, don’t bash them for expecting something in return for that work, they have bills to pay too, just like you, and who doesn’t deserve to be rewarded for creating something that you enjoy so much?

If you ask me, the freemium model works…and to be honest I really enjoy it. I love being able to get a feel for a game before I have to commit any of my money to it. I love being able to experience the game the way I want to without paying for things I don’t want or wouldn’t use. I also love that more and more of these games are beginning to work really creative ways of utilizing the freemium model within their games – take Real Racing 3 for example. A lot of games allow you to purchase in-app “gold” that can be used to accelerate gameplay, but normally this means skipping an artificial timer that doesn’t have any natural place in the game. In Real Racing 3 you can use this gold to speed up repairs, or part deliveries…things that actually take time in the real world. It feels better, it feels natural, and it makes the game that much more realistic.

There are other advantages to the freemium model too; since it hit the markets as a major player in the mobile world Android developers have been complaining of the ease with which users have been able to pirate their games – some even going so far as to avoid developing for the platform entirely for fear of lost profits (I’m looking at you Infinity Blade). By requiring purchases in a game to be made through a server off in the cloud somewhere it becomes much more difficult for a person to pirate the experience that the developer would otherwise be providing. Sure somebody could find the game file on the internet, but that doesn’t give them anything more than someone could freely get form the application market directly.

It isn’t all happiness and sunshine though, there are some flaws with the system. Personally, I look at these as growing pains more than anything. The system is still relatively new…certainly more so than the traditional “buy a game, play a game” model we have been using for the entirety of gaming history. Most of the games out there currently using the freemium model make it far too easy to accidentally purchase upwards of a hundred dollars worth of in-game content with a single click, and getting a refund can be difficult or even impossible. Sure we can chalk it up to knowing what you’re getting yourself into before you press the button, but does it really need to be that easy to drop a hundred dollars on a game? There has been more than one instance of kids hitting these buttons not understanding what they’re doing and spending hundreds of dollars in the process, (read one here) and that’s something that needs to be fixed. A combination of changes by the developer and some responsibility from the parent should be enough to fix these issues in what I otherwise consider to be a promising model for distributing digital content.

What do you think? I know this is a hot-button topic, and I’d really like to hear your opinions. Leave a comment, connect with me on Twitter at @CallChrisNow, or send me an e-mail at chris@chriscall.me and let me know how you feel about the “freemium” market. Do you like it? Hate it? How can it be made better? Is there a better model out there? Let me know! I look forward to hearing your ideas.

Cool App of the Day!

The CAD or Cool App of the Day is....
Plants Vs Zombies!
Available For PC,IOS and Android!

This Game is seriously addicting, now if you know me from my vlogs then you Know I'm not a major gamer, But this App rocks. It's seriously Good Fun! I played it for days and some times 3 hours non stop.

It's mostly a strategy Game, But they made it to be a seriously fun Strategy Game!
I give it a FTI Rating of 9.5 of 10

So what are you waiting for Eh?
Get on with the download already!

PC Download
http://www.popcap.com/games/plants-vs-zombies/pc

Download for iOS
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/plants-vs.-zombies-hd/id363282253?mt=8

Download for Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.popcap.pvz_na&hl=en

Watch FTI Review of the App
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhfaAWs6WBY