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Are you a racing game addict? If you own an Android device, then fasten your seat belts, crack your knuckles and get set to groove into action, on the virtual front! In this adrenaline pumping post, we have listed the top 5 motion sensor racing games for Android that are bound to give you tyre burning action! 1) ASPHALT 8:Airborne -(Rating-4.5/ 5) With over 4,544,800 star ratings on the Google Play Store, Asphalt 8 is creating quite a buzz. With its high end graphics and engaging gameplay, this game is a must have for racing freaks! You can discover over 47 high-performance cars including Ferrari FXX, Pagani Zonda R, Lamborghini Veneno. Race with your friends online(multiplayer and ghost challenges) and challenge your virtual rivals in 8 seasons and 180 events. This app is available free of cost on the Google Play Store. 2) Need For Speed No Limits -(Rating-4.4/5) You might have played this one on your PC, but now its on Android, ready to rock n roll you up...

On 12th September 2017, the world was struck by lightning! Yes, it was the new iPhone and this time finally Apple came up with something that could take away our breaths. The iPhone X was announced, to be released on 3rd November 2017 at $999 and $1,149. The iPhone X packs in a lot of features. But, we'll pick up the top 5 and shed some light on them. 1) Edge-to-edge OLED Screen The 5.8 inch edge-to-edge screen is the standout feature in the new iPhone X and speaks volumes about where the tech and smartphone industry is headed. The new iphone X boasts of features like coloration and brightness-adjusting True Tone display technology. It provides a 2436 x 1125 resolution at 458 ppi across 5.8 inches of the screen. It’s also Apple’s first smartphone to come HDR-ready. 2) Front facing camera Hidden behind the only black patch on the bezel less screen, lies the front-facing camera module. The module contains in frared camera, flood illuminator, proximity scanner, a...

From being mobile first to being AI first  is the vision of Google. With the launch of Google Lens at its I/O 2017 conference, the company has taken a step forward. Sundar Pichai talking about Google Lens Once developed and tested, Google Lens will be added to Google Photos and the popular AI software assistant. Also, it will be released as an app, later this year.