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[Bonus Round] Chronology, Rescue: Heroes In Action, Heroes and Castles 2, E3 1915, Into The Circle, And Space Galaga

Michael Crider

Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Today we've got a mobile take on Braid, a mix of hack-and-slash and tower defense, a firefighting strategy game, a unique tale of a game reporter, a minimalist physics game, and a Galaga reskin.

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Google's New Street View History Feature Can Take You On A Trip Through Time From The Comfort Of A Desktop

Bertel King, Jr.

What's the point of being one of the world's most powerful tech companies if you can't use those resources to travel back in time? Google is tackling this conundrum head on with the ability to roll back the clock in Street View. From the comfort of Google Maps on a desktop, users can select various periods in time to see how locations have changed.

Google is rolling out this feature starting today.

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Vine Updated To Version 1.4 With Basic Timeline Editing And The Ability To Save Multiple Sessions

Bertel King, Jr.

Vine has had a rocky start on Android since it launched over the summer, lacking many of the features found in its older iOS sibling. The app has started to get more positive reviews on Google Play since then, but it's been a slow ascension. Today's update isn't groundbreaking, but it does a little more to nudge those reviews in the right direction. Version 1.4 introduces two new features called Sessions and Time Travel, which collectively give users more time and options for tinkering with their videos before sharing them with the world.

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[New App] Seesmic Ping Schedules Your Tweets, Facebook Statuses, Consolidates Your Online Social Life

Eric Ravenscraft

Don't worry. Just because we used the words "ping" and "social" in the same headline doesn't mean we're talking about that other social network. No, this is Seesmic Ping. From the developer who brought you the original Seesmic, Seemic Ping lets users post to Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn with one update. You can even do it from the past!

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Seesmic Ping lets you schedule tweets and status updates for future dates.

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