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12 Halloween costumes for robot vacuum cleaners absolutely no one asked for
Wherein Jeff escapes from his cage on the night of a full moon and writes an article that is sure to make the rest of the Android Police staff cringe.

Jeff Beck Jeff Beck
12 Halloween costumes for robot vacuum cleaners absolutely no one asked for

Happy Covidween AP readers. Holidays during pandemics, as we've all now discovered, are kind of lousy. The only real advantage that Halloween has over other holidays is that at least today just about everyone should be on board with wearing masks... of one sort or another. As I contemplated the lameness of an impending holiday at home with just the family, when we normally host a costume party with friends, an idea occurred to me. If I couldn't have friends come over in costumes, why not dress up some little robots and have a party with them? (That was not even top 10 strangest idea I had that day in case you were wondering.)

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30 of the scariest Android games that are perfect for Halloween 2020
A roundup of the eeriest games currently available on the Play Store

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
30 of the scariest Android games that are perfect for Halloween 2020

This story was originally published and last updated . 

It's that spooky time of year once again. That's right, Halloween is almost here, and so I have updated our Halloween game roundup with the creepiest and scariest games currently available on the Google Play Store. Today's list is comprised of new and old releases alike, but rest assured, I've added in some of the scariest games to land in 2020 to ensure a suitable list for the buildup to Halloween. So without further ado, here are thirty of the spookiest Android games that are absolutely worthy of your playtime during Halloween 2020.

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Google is getting in the mood for a spooky Halloween
Doing its part to help celebrate a socially distant holiday

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
Google is getting in the mood for a spooky Halloween

Halloween is right around the corner, and even if many of us won't celebrate the festivities the way we usually do, Google is trying to do its part to make the best of the situation with features that will help you have a socially distant Halloween. Like every year, the company has hidden a plethora of spooky surprises in its search engine and other products.

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Google adds new creepy (and cute) 3D AR creatures just in time for Halloween
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Caleb Potts Caleb Potts
Google adds new creepy (and cute) 3D AR creatures just in time for Halloween

Frightful times have fallen, and Google is getting into the swing of things with an array of special Halloween-themed 3D animals and objects. From a witchy cat wearing a pointy hat to a skeleton getting jiggy with it, summoning up some October thrills is now simply a search away.

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Nest Hello's spooky Halloween sounds are back, this time for Canada as well
Time to get in the holiday spirit

Richard Gao Richard Gao
Nest Hello's spooky Halloween sounds are back, this time for Canada as well

This story was originally published and last updated . 

It's almost Halloween again, and you know what that means: the option for spooky seasonal sounds from your Nest Hello doorbell. There's no better way to get in the spirit than some scary noises yourself every time someone's at your front door.

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Google Assistant has a new Halloween song
It's not 'Spooky Scary Skeletons'

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
Google Assistant has a new Halloween song

Google Assistant is full of features you might not know about, including a few songs performed by the digitized voice. Google recently added songs about washing your hands and wearing masks, and now the company is adding a Halloween song to the mix.

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(Update: Fixed) Nest Hellos are stuck on Halloween themes with no way to revert them back

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
(Update: Fixed) Nest Hellos are stuck on Halloween themes with no way to revert them back

This year, Google decided to lighten up things a bit for Halloween by offering a seasonal theme for the Nest Hello that plays spooky sounds instead of the usual doorbell ring. However, with the festivities come and gone, many are now unable to get back to normal sounds — a delayed spooky surprise!

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Spotify gives you a Halloween party playlist for tonight — complete with Easter egg

Ryne Hager Ryne Hager
Spotify gives you a Halloween party playlist for tonight — complete with Easter egg

In need of some tunes for your Halloween party tonight? If so, Spotify has pushed out a "Stay Scary" playlist for the holiday, featuring around 200 minutes of music spread across fifty songs. It's not exactly a Halloween-themed playlist — think "party pop" across eras — but it does give you a sort-of-spooky Easter egg while it's playing.

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[Update: Spooky video auditions] Google rolls out Nest Hello seasonal chime themes, starting with Halloween

Ryan Whitwam Ryan Whitwam
[Update: Spooky video auditions] Google rolls out Nest Hello seasonal chime themes, starting with Halloween

Are you having a sufficiently spooky October? No? Well, Google might be able to help with that, as long as you've got a Nest Hello. The company's video doorbell now has seasonal themes available, and the first one is "Spooky sounds" for Halloween.

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Google Duo adds 3 new video effects for Halloween and Diwali

Rita El Khoury Rita El Khoury
Google Duo adds 3 new video effects for Halloween and Diwali

Holidays and special occasions are always a good time to catch up with friends and family. A few decades ago, we used to send them greeting cards by regular mail, then came email, and now we have a lot of instant messaging apps that help us record a spontaneous video to share with them. If you use Google Duo to talk with your loved ones, you can now add a bit of Halloween and Diwali flair to your pre-recorded video messages.

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