20 Facts About Windows XP

20 Facts About Windows XP

Everyone remembers the beloved Windows XP that operated truly as an OS should. It was intuitive, streamlined, and not filled with the horrible kinks and problems seen in Vista or Windows 8. Despite Windows XP officially being made redundant due to the three new operating systems released since, there is still a strong following of individuals who continue to download and use this OS.

If you’re one of those hardcore XP supporters, or simply someone curious to learn more about this operating system, then continue reading! We’ve got twenty facts about the Windows XP operating system that may surprise even the most tech-savvy readers!

1. 500 million copies of XP are still being used!
   Thought you were one of the few who stubbornly refused to upgrade? Well, you’re not alone! There are over five hundred million copies still in use to this day. That equates to around 30% of PCs!
2. Making Windows 8 more like XP is a popular option.
   Those who were forced to upgrade, or purchased newer devices with Windows 8 already installed are often found using various apps and tricks to make Windows 8 just like XP. Tricks such as going straight to desktop instead of the app screen, altering colors and their intensity, simplifying icons, and even downloading a Windows XP start menu are all possible to make the newer versions of Windows just like XP!
3. The IRS uses Windows XP.That’s right, even one of the most widely known government agencies is still using XP. Granted, their failure to upgrade is mostly because their systems are not outfitted to be compatible with newer versions, but it still is a testament to the reliability and widespread use of XP.
4. The rolling hills background for XP sold for millions of dollars!Charles O’Rear is a photographer for National Geographic and was the man who captured the beautiful photo seen on all XP operating systems. The photo is taken in California and is said to be the second most valuable photo ever!
5. Most ATMs run on XP.While individually owned PC’s may have been upgraded, it seems as if most corporate and enterprise level computers are still on the older versions of Windows. Most ATM’s still currently run on Windows XP!
6. Windows XP was officially released back in 2001.Yes, it truly is that old. The XP operating system is now over a decade old and still being used all over the world.
7. Windows XP features major security flaws.Despite being widely used by a lot of  businesses and corporations, Windows XP is actually pretty vulnerable to threats. Apparently, your chance of being maliciously targeted are six times higher if you’re using XP.
8. Recent versions of IE don’t support XP.Internet Explorer is only supported up to version 8 on the XP operating system. Unfortunately a good percentage (somewhere in the range of 20%) of XP users are running IE on their computers. This means they’re lacking basic security fixes that have been addressed in newer IE releases.
9. Many people pirate XP nowadays.You can download just about anything online, including XP. In China, reports of pirated XP versions state that it’s about two out of three copies that are illegally obtained.
10. It’s impossible to create a folder named CON.Odd as this sounds, it’s true. If you’re running XP you cannot name a file CON. This is because there’s already a file in the system named that, but not one you can readily access.
11. Slow upgrading for most companies to newer versions of Windows.According to the polls, the cost and time to upgrade to a newer version of Windows is not nearly as big of an issue as the fact that there are still so many applications that are only compatible with XP. Companies who are set to upgrade, or are under way, state that it may take a year or more for the migration. Still other companies report that the migration has not even begun to go underway.
12. The XP stands for Experience.A random but little-known fact that the XP is for eXPerience. One of the few Windows OS with a name instead of a number identification.
13. Support for XP ended in 2014.As of April 2014, Microsoft officially announced the end of their support for XP which is why many companies are now upgrading or attempting to upgrade.
14. You can beautify your folders and icons with images.A silly little feature, but one that could be fun for those who desire a bit more personalization. With Windows XP you can use images for the background on your files and open windows, and you can also use custom images on folders and icons as well!
15. TweakUI is essential for XP.It was developed by those who developed XP itself and is ideal for making a completely personalized version of XP. Highly recommended download for a transformed appearance!
16. You can run XP and a newer version of Windows at the same time.Not sure why you’d want two versions of an operating system running, but it’s possible. To have dual versions you need to have separate drives. There are guides online to explain the step by step instructions.
17. Your Recycling Bin can only hold 10% of your drive’s capacity.Your recycling bin in XP can initially only hold 10% of the capacity of your drive, however, if this simply isn’t enough for all of your “about to be deleted forever” files, then you can expand it through customization.
18. Windows XP was beta version “Whistler”.Whistler is a location in British Columbia where many of the Microsoft officials and employees would ski. This became the name of the beta version of Windows which replaced ‘98 and was officially termed XP later.
19. OEM sales for XP ceased back in ‘08.Support for XP ended back in 2014, however, sales for licenses on original equipment manufacturers ceased six years prior.
20. XP features seventy different security vulnerabilities.While XP may be a lovely OS, one that is still used by a vast number of businesses and individuals  to this day, it is truly unsafe. There are seventy different security vulnerabilities in the OS and there have been many related hacking incidents because of them.

20 Astonishing Facts About Apple

20 Astonishing Facts About Apple

Apple Inc. has become one of the world’s top corporations, generating billions of dollars annually, providing jobs worldwide, introducing astonishing new technologies and products, and upending the apple carts of technology, politics, social events, and more. Their achievements cover so many areas that it would take days to the spotlight. Apple’s rise to power has been an up and down battle of mega proportions, they’ve had to go up against fierce competitors, government regulations, and more. However, when all is said and done, Apple still is a leader in innovation and originality. So let’s look at some of the fun facts about Apple.

1. The name ‘Apple’ came from founder Steve Jobs’ like of the fruit. Mystery surrounded the reason for the name Apple, but in truth it was just the fruit that Jobs’ liked and named the company after that.
2. Apple originally had three co-founders. The third co-founder, a man named Ronald Wayne, had joined co-founders, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak but he left the company only 12 days after it was founded. He sold his 10% share for only $800 and got an additional payout of $1,500. Had Wayne stayed with the company, his shares would be worth today around $60 billion!
3. Apple have a ‘no smoking’ ban regarding their computers. As ridiculous as it sounds, but if you smoke while using an Apple computer, you void the warranty – you’ve been warned!
4. Apple employs more people than a good sized city. Apple employs over 90,000 people. However, millions more make money from Apple and that ranges from sales affiliates to mom and pop shops around the world.
5. With the first Apple iPod, an Easter Egg was implanted. The way to get the Easter Egg is to go to the ‘About’ menu and hold down the center button for just a few seconds. Users could then see and play a game called Breakout. The game had previously been developed by Apple co-founders Wozniak and Jobs when they worked at Atari.
6. Apple is so successful, it has twice the amount of money than the U.S. Treasury.
7. Apple scored big time with the iPod. The creator, Tony Fadell had originally offered the device to both Real Networks and Philips. Both companies turned it down.
8. In 1983, Apple launched its Lisa line of computers. It failed. Word is that around 2,700 of the devices are buried in a landfill in Utah.
9. Apple is so successful, that in the first quarter of 2014, it made more money than Amazon, Google, andFacebook combined.
10. Apple has around $150 billion in excess capital. It could buy companies like Netflix, Twitter, Tesla, and Facebook.
11. It was no evil Satanic reason the Apple I sold for $666.66. Steve Wozniak saw that the price was $667.00 and liked repeated numbers so he changed it to $666.66.
12. Apple’s first company logo featured a drawing of the father of physics, Sir Isaac Newton.
13. To raise capital for Apple, co-founder Steve Wozniak had to sell his scientific calculator.
14. Apple was the first to make a digital color camera.
15. The name iPod was inspired by the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.
16. At present, Apple is the largest publicly traded company in the United States.
17. Apple’s cash on hand, around $155 billion, could give everyone in the US, $490.00!
18. If Apple was a country, it would be the world’s 27^th largest country, between Venezuela and Belgium.
19. By 2011, the Apple iPhone accounted for 40% of the company’s annual revenue. It’s estimated that over three quarters of Apple’s income is from products that were invented within the past 10 years.
20. Even with an estimated net worth of $7 billion, for the last 15 years with the company, CEO Steve Jobs was only paid $1 so he could qualify for the company’s health benefits.

Overall, Apple’s history is one of astonishment. Now one of the most powerful players in the computing and mobile fields, Apple continues to surprise the world with its innovative products and services.

The History of the PC

The History of the PC

These days we take the world of computing for granted, using it in almost every aspect of our lives; emails, streaming, social media, at work and of course for pointless games (I’m looking at you Clash of Clans!). The question is do we really know where this technology came from? Do you know who invented the first computer or the first modern computer? Is there a difference between the two? Well, that’s what we’re here to find out.

A computer is defined as an electronic device capable of receiving information and performing a sequence of operations predetermined by a program to produce a result as information or signals. The original computers weren’t anywhere near the likes of the Apple, HP or Dell devices we’re all used to, they were huge mechanically driven juggernauts utilizing relays, telephone equipment  and  vacuum tubes. Most of the original computer concepts were used during World War II. The most famous being the Bombe created by Alan Turing, used to help decipher German Enigma codes.

Here we’re going to focus on the PC, the version of the computer we all know best, as well as the main developments in technology that affected it. The PC, or Personal Computer, was a massive leap for technology and it was all due to the development of the first microprocessor which allowed machines to be sold at a much lower cost and effectively made them consumer goods. The term PC covers a broad range of areas including, desktop, laptop or tablet. This is nowhere near a complete list but here is a timeline of the significant PCs and technologies;

1977 – The first wave of home computers, ‘The Trinity’ as dubbed by Byte Magazine. These were the TRS-80 selling over 10,000 in the first month which had, hence the name, a Z80 microprocessor. The Commodore PET used the newly marketed MOS 6502 microprocessor and was quickly beaten by the Apple II due to its high color graphics and it even came with the game ‘Breakout’ on cassette as standard. All these offered 4KB or 8KB of RAM, utilized BASIC programming language and cassette storage.

1978 – The 5 ¼” floppy disc was released, and although there were previous versions, they were too expensive for the PC. The 5 ¼” was the most common form of PC data storage until the CD’s release.

1981 – The dawn of the laptop, or portables, begins. In this year, both the Osborne 1 and Epson HX-20 were released. The Osborne 1 weighed 24 pounds, had no battery and a 5″ CRT screen. The Epson had a 120×32 pixel LCD screen, a small printer and a re-chargeable battery.

The IBM PC 5150 was, to many, the PC they remember as the original. It had dual 5.25″ floppy disk drives, 64KB RAM and successful BIOS, so successful in fact that it led to a group of new companies termed ‘IBM compatibles’, including Compaq, Dell and HP.

1982 – The Commodore 64 was the highest-selling single personal computer ever, with over 20 million sold by 1994. In 1983 it was selling as many units as every other computer combined due to its low cost and availability in retail stores. This was also the year the first flip style laptops appeared, including the GRiD Compass 1100 which cost over $8000 and was used mainly by NASA, the military and other organizations.

1983– This was a big year for touch technology, The Gavilan SC was the first computer advertised as a “laptop” and had the world’s first touch-pad. The HP-150, the first home computer with touch screen technology, was also released. It detected finger movements through a built-in grid of infrared beams across the monitor’s front. However, the sensors collected dust and needed a lot of cleaning. Touch technology would be a difficult concept to master with many brands releasing their devices, all with their own issues, and many chose to go for the simpler stylus system including Apple with their PDA, the Newton many years later in 1993.

1984 – The reign of Apple continued with the Macintosh, giving many their first look at a GUI or Graphical User Interface, a vital part of any modern PC. Its supreme graphics were a result of the MacPaint program. In this year, one of the biggest changes came for computing, the CD-ROM, it was a few years until CD-R & RW’s came along but the CD allowed for greater storage and easier data management.

1985 – Windows 1.0 was born, giving the GUI interface of the Mac to Windows and stepping away from MS-DOS. It was quoted by Gates as “unique software designed for the serious PC user” utilizing drop-down menus, icons, scroll bars and information boxes as well as the much loved MS Paint.

1988 – The Compaq SLT 286 was released and was the first laptop to use VGA display commercially.

1990 – Windows NT was released; another GUI style interface and an improvement on 1.0, sparking legal issues between Microsoft and Apple about the way the software looked and felt.

Tim Berners-Lee also built the World Wide Web in 1990, giving us the first look at the internet as we know it. It included; HTTP – the most important internet protocol, HTML – a web coding language and the first Web browser, web server, and Web pages describing the project.

1994 – The Apple Power Macintosh was released; a high-end PC aimed at digital media and graphic designers and thus the bond was established. Also in this year, Netscape’s browser was born and gave way to a new wave of people accessing the web.

1995 – The operating system I remember the most fondly, Windows 95 was launched and, due to its huge success, became the system at the forefront for a long time. 95 was the first Windows OS with built-in internet support, to use the plug and play concept and to feature the iconic start button, taskbar and minimize/maximize and close options.

1998 – Google, everyone’s favorite search engine, was created. Google brought for many the developments in web browsing they needed and saw more people using the web.

1999 – Apple released its new iBook, the first device to have a Wi-Fi slot for the new industry-standard wireless platform and other brands quickly followed suit. Wi-Fi drastically improved home computing, allowing connection wherever you were within its range, this meant PCs would soon become common place in bedrooms and studies without the need for a cable.

2000 – The first USB flash drives were sold, improving on data management again. However this wouldn’t be as quick a death for the CD as they were for floppy disks.

2001 – The most popular OS of our time, Windows XP, was released. XP became the standard to which all else aspired, it had numerous versions in its life time and supported the latest in technology including remote desktop, system restore and encrypting file system.

2002 – The Microsoft Tablet PC was, as the name suggests, the first real PC style tablet. It used a stylus based touch-screen and ran Windows XP tablet edition but due to their weight had little success. This was also the year 1 billion PCs were officially sold.

2004 – A game-changing year for home computing. Facebook was launched gaining over 1 billion users to date. Skype was also released giving a simple and cheaper way of internet communication.

2005 – This year saw the death of the much loved IBM as it sold itself to Lenovo. YouTube was launched in 2005 giving us all infinitely more ways to procrastinate.

2006 – This year gave way to Microsoft’s biggest failure, Windows Vista. Vista was supposed to be a huge success offering Bitlocker drive encryption software for the first time, a more focused media centre and a brand new look. However, it was far from a success with the press and techy’s, myself included, branding it a failure. It was released prematurely with numerous problems such as its limited amount of compatible drivers.

2007 – Asus released the Eee, the first ultra-portable laptop called Netbooks, a term coined by Intel. The Eee was a huge success due to its small size, low cost and weight. It had a 4GB disk and 7” screen and gave way to a new wave of computing with many other brands releasing their version.

In this year, Estonia gave the world definitive proof of the significance of home computing when it carried out a general election on the internet. Although not technically home computing, in this year the Apple iPhone was released, and like the tablet saw many people move away from their PCs.

2009 – Windows 7, even after all these years and reinventions released, it’s still the option many companies go for. Windows 7 was built for the wireless age after Microsoft realized the success of laptops and the need to connect on the go.

2010 – The Apple iPad, the most well-known tablet of all, was born. With its 9.7” touch-screen display and the hordes of apps available it soon became a huge hit with customers, and competitor Android based devices started flooding the market.

2012 – The best of both worlds as it seems, the Microsoft Surface with its detachable keyboard and kickstand allowed you to have the convenience of a tablet with the usability of a laptop.

This was also the era of Windows 8 with its touch-friendly app and tile interface. 8 was the first real multi-platform software for use with touch devices and traditional PCs. It featured the Windows Store, a marketplace for apps. Although a great system for touch devices, it seemed to be less successful for the traditional PC, the start button being the biggest complaint.

2013 – The Apple MacBook used the revolutionizing Retina display technology which had 400 pixels-per-inch and was crowned one of the slimmest laptops around.

2015 – Windows 10 has been released, a free to upgrade OS seeing 75 million devices running 10 in the first month. Microsoft have definitely pushed the boundaries and improved the system significantly, offering a voice system similar to Apple’s Siri called Cortana, and the return of the start bar meant many sceptics are more than happy to fall for Microsoft once again.

So there we go, the first computers were nothing more than glorified mechanical machines built mainly for war-games. ‘The Trinity’ were the first leap forward, especially for Apple, establishing the home pc and leading the way for the likes of the Commodore 64 and the Apple Macintosh which made the PC more affordable and introducing new concepts like a GUI to the desktop world. The creation of laptops seemed to spell the end of the home PC, users loved the portability of these devices compared to the bulky desktop, and the tablet with its touch technology and size was the final nail in the coffin for most customers. Every concept, from the floppy disk to the flash drive, Windows 1.0 to 10, the Apple II to the Asus Eee, revolutionized the way we use the PC and home computing in general. There will always be a want for the new, the fast, the easy and the different and I personally can’t wait to see what the future holds. In 2009, laptops officially outsold desktop PCs and in 2013 tablets outsold both desktop PCs and laptops, reaching over 200 million more units by 2016. So whatever device you’re reading this on, remember where it came from, the originals, all pushing the boundaries of what we know as the PC.

Top 10 Hackers Who Wrote the History

In our hit-list, we are presenting the 10 most famous people, which can be described as a hacker. They entered either in computer or telephone systems and used these systems according to their own wishes, due to their knowledge and technical skills.

The top 10 Hackers of the world Who Wrote the History:

1. Konrad Zuse

It all started with Konrad Zuse, the very first computer hacker. He might not be in the literal sense, but no hacker could make a difference without his work at all.

Zuse Z3 has developed the first programmable computer in the world. He actually began with the Z1, which he constructed in the living room of his parents and completed in 1938. The Z3 was completed in 1941. Often regarded as the inventor of the modern computer.

2. John “Captain Crunch” Draper

John Draper started hacking computers before they really went up the hill.  He implemented the programming language Forth and the first-word processor for Apple computers, called “Easy Writer”.

In the 1970s, Draper worked with hacking techniques and was a pioneer of circumvention of technical barriers. He made the phone – phreaking using the well known Blue Box, so one could make free calls to analog telephones. At that time the system was controlled by analog tone sequences, with which one could also initiate free long distance or international calls. This hacking technique was called “phreaking”. One of the most important tools for phone hacking is a Pennywhistle from the cereal box of Cap’n Crunch.

Draper developed the Blue Box, a device with which one could produce numerous control sounds of telephone companies.

3. Steve Wozniak

Wozniak is a contemporary of John Draper and knew phreaking as well. After Draper published on a computer club meeting the details of his Blue Box, Wozniak built his own version.

Steve Jobs recognized the market potential of the device and the two Steves started their first company. From the sale of Wozniak HP calculators, they gained enough revenue to build the Apple I.

4. Robert Tappan Morris

A graduate student at Cornell University, Robert Morris developed the first computer worm. According to his own statements, he wanted to capture the size of the Internet. After he set  the software on November 2, 1988, free, he infected 6,000 computers -which were then about 10 percent of Internet-connected computers.

Due to a programming error, the worm multiplied excessively and made sure that many computers were overloaded. 1989, Morris was the first to be convicted under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986.

5. Mark “PhiberOptik” Abene

Most computers experts probably know Mark Abene, He had the phone company AT &T. As a member of the hacker group Masters of Deception Abene played often around at the AT & T systems.

Founders and CEO of Popular Social Networking Sites

Founders and CEO of Popular Social Networking Sites

Social Networking Sites are undeniably popular nowadays. People consider them as new parts of their body. Without them, it seems they are deficient. These Social Networking Sites have become the lifeblood of other people. Some of them are able to connect with their loved ones overseas. Some are able to earn a living. Some are able to find their better half. Yes, Social Networking Sites are all-encompassing in this generation. They are no longer considered as people’s leisure but rather a passion.

With that said, are you not wondering who the brilliant people behind these sites are? Let us introduce to you the Founders and CEO of popular Social Networking Sites. Without them, our computers, laptops, tablets and mobile phones would not be as exciting as they are now.

Jack Dorsey

\Jack Dorsey is an American web developer and businessman. He is known as the co-founder and co-creator of Twitter. In 2008, he was named as one of the leading pacesetters in the world. In 2012, he was hailed by The Wall Street Journal as “Innovator of the Year Award” in the field of technology.

Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg is an American computer programmer and an Internet entrepreneur. He’s one of five co-founders of the biggest networking site which is Facebook. In April 2013, he became the chairman and Chief Executive of Facebook. Believe it or not, he only obtains one dollar salary for being the CEO of it.

Kevin Systrom

Kevin Systrom is an American entrepreneur and a software engineer. He is best known as the co-founder of Instagram. He was a member of the Mayfield Fellows Program at Stanford University. He was a Google employee for two years.  He first worked on Gmail, Google Reader, and other products.  He then worked on the Corporate Development Team on his second year.

David Karp

David Karp is an American web developer and industrialist. He is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tumblr. This guy’s net worth goes beyond 200 million USD. He’s clearly well-off! Karp was hailed by the BusinessWeek as the “Best Young Tech Entrepreneur” in 2009.

Lawrence Page

Lawrence Page is an American Computer Scientist and an internet entrepreneur. He is known as a co-founder of Google, together with Sergey Brin. In the recent Forbes list of billionaires, he was at the 19th spot. His personal wealth is worth USD $32.3 billion.

Susan D. Wojcicki

Susan D. Wojcicki is an American businesswoman and the Chief Executive Officer of YouTube. She was named as “The Most Important Person in Advertising” and “The Most Important Googler You’ve Never Heard before”.

Reid Garrett Hoffman

Reid Garrett Hoffman is an American entrepreneur, a venture capitalist, and an author. He is one of the founders of LinkedIn, a social networking site for professionals and businesses.

Ben Silbermann

Ben Silbermann is an American internet entrepreneur. He is one of the founders and currently the Chief Executive Officer of Pinterest.

The brilliant minds of these people strengthen the world of social media. Their passion and proficiency have taken the online communication to the higher level. So cheers for that!

10 Best Augmented Reality Games Like Pokemon GO

Software developer company Niantic is popular for its new Pokemon GO game that was launched earlier this month in collaboration with Nintendo. In this game, you need to roam around in the real world with your smartphone to find Pokemon and capture them. That’s what augmented reality (AR) means.

AR simply means that the app or game augments reality into its functioning, which means that you can to rely on the real life to play an augmented reality game or use an AR app. But Pokemon GO is not the only augmented reality game/app that we have got, and this certainly not the first time an Android app has used AR technology.

If you have played Pokemon GO and/or are wondering if there are more such games and apps, yes there are. We have created a list of 10 best augmented reality games like Pokemon GO that you should definitely try out right now. Maybe one of those could become your favourite AR game. Let’s check out the games similar to Pokemon.

1. Ingress

This is the first augmented reality game developed by Niantic that relies on your GPS location and is one of the most similar games like Pokemon GO. Your objective is to hack portals and build them up after choosing one of the teams to fight against the other side. You must travel to the various destination in the real world to hack several portals and own them for your team. Yes, it’s working mechanism is similar to Pokemon GO, but the overall feel is different for those who want to try something new.

2. Real Strike – The Original 3D Augmented Reality FPS Gun App

Developed by Yii International, this awesome app turns reality into a military base and brings first person shooting in the real world. It combines your real-life surroundings with 3D gun animation with 25 weapons to choose from. The firing, reloading, and animations are sensitive and cool. Combat items include night vision, thermal vision, and more. It’s an awesome game for FPS lovers, but it’s available for iOS only.

3. Life is Crime

Unlike Ingress or any other light and fun games like Pokemon GO, Life is Crime is based a slightly more real-like concept of gangs and criminals, and those who love watching villains will love it. In this game, players can join gangs of their choice and can have live chats with fellow players. You can fight with other gangs to win territories and complete tasks for rewards. The player base of this game is decently-sized and the game is entertaining. It just needs more players for more fun.

4. Zombies, Run!

Talking about free augmented reality games, this one is basically targeted towards people who want a fun way of jogging or running around to maintain their fitness. Basically, this app has a lot of different missions where zombies surround you and you have to run from them. You have to plug in your earphones for the best sound effects, and then all you’ve got to do is run for your life!

5. Parallel Kingdom MMO

Do you like games that take you to the past in the era of kings and kingdoms? If yes, then the Parallel Kingdom will surely excite you. It’s an augmented reality location-based MMORPG game that lets you complete quests and slay monsters wherever you are. Your location becomes your ground for various activities including battles. There are 40 levels, trading options with other players, chat rooms, leaderboards, and more. It is interesting enough to try out at least once.

6. The Walk

Made by the makers of Zombies, Run!, this game keeps you fit as it requires you to walk. It’s a simple game that takes around three months to complete. You need to walk to a mysterious destination while carrying a virtual package that could save the world. While you get closer to the destination, immersive audio story clips are unlocked.

7. Zombies Everwhere

If you are searching for games similar to Pokemon GO, then you should definitely try this one. Instead of catching Pokemon, you have to kill zombies in this game. Neat little game for people who always wanted to be in Zombieland! The game is available on iOS and Android.

8. Geocaching

This one is an augmented reality game based on the idea of treasure-hunting. As you go around your area, you discover real containers hidden around. These can also contain small stuff that you could trade with other players.

9. Clandestine Anomaly

This one is an augmented reality game based on the idea of treasure-hunting. As you go around your area, you discover real containers hidden around. These can also contain small stuff that you could trade with other players.

10. SpecTrek

Play this game and become a ghost hunter. This is the horror genre in the list of games like Pokemon GO. The game is very simple- find ghosts where they spawn with the help of GPs and camera of your smartphone. The more ghosts you catch, the better player you become.

So these are some of the best augmented reality games like Pokemon GO we think are worth a try. Do let us know in the comments below which one is your favourite.

HOW TO ADD 1000-2000 unlimited members on WhatsApp group

HOW TO ADD 1000-2000 unlimited members on WhatsApp group

HOW TO ADD 1000-2000 unlimited members on WhatsApp group

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How To Add 1000 To 2000 Members In Yout WhatsApp Group :-

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2) After Download & Install Open Normally.

3) Click On Ex File Explorer Settings Option & Root Explore ON

4) Than Open Com.Whatsapp > Shared.prefd > com.whasapp.pref.

5) Now Edit “256” & Change 1000 – 2000 or As You Like.

6) Now Save It & Restart Your Phone. Thats Done.

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