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Looking to push the boundaries of mobile gaming to another level, Dead Effect 2 is a console-quality action sci-fi shooter with RPG elements. Follow the enticing storyline, train and develop your character, collect and upgrade weapons, gear and high-tech body implants.

Dead Effect 2 placed 2nd at the Very Big Indie Pitch contest at PG Connects Helsinki 2015.

KEY FEATURES:

CONSOLE-QUALITY GRAPHICS AND SOUND
• breathtaking graphics using the latest Android & NVIDIA technology
• realistic ragdoll effects and stunning environments
• narrated by professional voice actors
• atmospheric soundtrack and movie-quality sound effects

RPG LAYER WITH DEEP CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
• 3 personas = 3 different personalities
• character training and development
• unique system of 100+ upgradable body implants and gear sets
• 40+ upgradable weapons

IMMERSIVE GAMEPLAY WITH CUSTOMIZABLE CONTROLS
• 20+ hours of campaign gameplay and 10+ hours of special missions
• elaborate system of achievements
• full controller support
• fully customizable on-screen controls

OPTIMIZED FOR NVIDIA SHIELD DEVICES
• Portable, TV and tablet
• X1 exclusive features: HDR, Depth of Field, high quality textures, bloom effects

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INSTRUCTIONS
- Install APK
- Place data folder in SDCard/Android/Obb/
- Play

Dead Effect 2 for Adreno/Mali Devices:

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Dead Effect 2 for Powervr/Tegra Devices:

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One plus X is about exploring contrast and harmony. Its about expressing individuality in modern urban life,It conflict between traditional craft and manufacturing,and balance between design and technology.reflection of where you are and where you are going to be.

CRAFTSMANSHIP 



We believe that a smartphone should feel instinctive, fluid, and undeniably effortless.
The OnePlus X celebrates a love story of aesthetics and a unique, premium material: zirconia ceramic. Designing technology with ceramics has been attempted - but never before mastered like this. Cultivating a new level of craftsmanship and artisanal luxury in smartphone design,we present to you our most elegant device yet.

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Built from the most advanced sensors, the OnePlus X camera with auto focus is blazingly fast - designed for high-quality photos whenever and wherever you are. 


Take photos that astonish with the 13MP f/2.0 rear camera for unmatched depth and perception. Colors are true to life with optimized white balance and saturation, ensuring your photos always capture the real tones of your subjects. With the help of our unique and industry leading imaging processor, the most important components of a perfect photo are always brought to the forefront. Equipped with ISOCELL technology, light sensitivity is increased for sharper images and less noise.  



The front-facing shooter on the OnePlus X leads the way in unmatched quality with an 8MP camera, f/2.0 aperture, and supported Beauty Mode for effortless, flawless photos every time.

No moment is too fleeting with the OnePlus X's autofocus powered by Phase Detection AF, using light to rapidly focus on subjects in 0.2 seconds. Use any of our three optimized shooting modes to find that perfect shot: Auto, HDR, or Clear Image. As one of the most important experiences in any smartphone, our team of engineers faced the challenge of reworking the OnePlus X cameras in a way that made them powerful, quick, and intuitive. With amazingly fast photo-taking speeds that blow the competition out of the water, you'll find yourself reaching for the OnePlus X again and again. Fall in love after the sound of just one click.

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Google already announced that it would release Android 6.0 Marshmallow this week, and it looks like the company wants to start in force. That's because it's already made factory images of the new version available for the Nexus devices that are supported.

The images are up on Google's specialized developer website, which is where you can also find instructions for flashing them. Keep in mind however that going this route will delete all data you've had on your phone or tablet, so make sure you back things up first.

The images are there for the LG Nexus 5, Motorola Nexus 6, Asus Nexus 7 (2013), HTC Nexus 9, and Asus Nexus Player. Older Nexus devices are not going to get official updates to Marshmallow, while the newly announced LG Nexus 5X and Huawei Nexus 6P will launch with it preinstalled.

Now that the factory images are available, expect over-the-air updates to start rolling out for the aforementioned devices within the next few days. Updating in this way will not wipe your data, so it's an easier method compared to flashing images. On the other hand, Google's OTA rollouts are generally very slow, so you will need to be patient if you choose this option.

Of the duo of Moto X smartphones announced this year by Motorola, the Moto X Play is already available in India. On the other hand, the high-end Moto X Style isn't yet, but that may change very soon.

Motorola started teasing the launch of the Moto X Style in the subcontinent last week, and now it looks like we have an actual date to speak of. The image you can see below is a teaser put up by Flipkart, India's biggest online retailer (which could be gearing up to exclusively offer this device).


Now all that remains to be seen is whether the Moto X Style will actually be available for purchase on October 8 or if that's just the date of its announcement for the Indian market (in which case it's going to be released later).

As for pricing, it's expected to be in the INR 30,000-32,000 range (that's about $460-491 or €411-439 right now).

Before the end of the year, OnePlus will unveil a new, even more affordable device. This has so far been confirmed many times by the Chinese company's management. Yet understandably OnePlus execs haven't disclosed any information about the upcoming device's specs.

That said, today a new rumor comes to seemingly reveal all of that. Before we delve into it, however, do note that all of this comes from an anonymous source, and as such you shouldn't take any of it for granted. Furthermore, the source itself claims that these details are from a prototype that's already two months old, which means that certain hardware specs may have changed in the meantime.

The phone could be called OnePlus Mini, since it will have a 5-inch touchscreen (with 1080p resolution and 2.5D Gorilla Glass on top). It will be powered by MediaTek's Helio X10 chipset (MT6795T), which comes with a 2.2 GHz octa-core Cortex-A53 CPU.



2GB of RAM and 32GB of expandable eMMC 5.0 storage are in, but you can forget the previously talked about dual-camera setup. On the back we'll see a 13 MP unit with a Sony IMX258 sensor with f/2.0 aperture, complemented by a dual-tone LED flash. The selfie shooter will have 5 MP resolution and will be of the wide-angle variety in order to fit as many people into your "groufies" as necessary.

The battery capacity is said to be 3,000 or 3,100 mAh, which you'll charge through a USB Type-C port. Interestingly, some sort of quick charging support will be baked in, unlike in the more premium OnePlus 2. It's the same situation with NFC and an IR blaster, both of which will be integrated into the OnePlus Mini despite not having made it to the bigger device.

A fingerprint sensor will be on the back of the OnePlus Mini, and the handset will also have a 1.2W front-facing speaker, an FM radio, and IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. Its shell will be plastic.

For all of this you'll only need to pay around $250, if the source of this rumor has it right. The OnePlus Mini should become available in November or December, though it's unclear if invites will be required for buying it.

Just a few days ago LG led us to believe that the G3 and G4 would be getting updates to Android 6.0 Marshmallow pretty soon, since the Korean company has already referenced them in its support documents for the devices.

And now, in a surprising development, it looks like the older G2 could be receiving the latest version of Android as an update at some point in the future. The G2 is already two years old so this would be unexpected for its owners.


An LG G2 running Android 6.0 has been seen in the database of Geekbench, one of the most well-known benchmarks for Google's mobile OS. So someone is clearly testing such an update. Of course, even if this is real (such benchmark runs aren't impossible to fake), LG could simply give up on the thought of bringing Marshmallow to the G2 in the future. So don't get your hopes up just yet.

LG hasn't been a fan of Android 5.1, as it hasn't updated either the G3 or the G2 to this release, so perhaps the company wants to skip that iteration of the OS and jump straight to 6.0.

Since Android 6.0 Marshmallow will officially make its debut next week when it will land on Google's Nexus line of devices, Motorola thought it fitting to publish a blog post outlining its plans regarding Marshmallow updates. It's unfortunate that in this day and age very few smartphone makers are so upfront about their update strategies.

As you'd expect, Motorola has published a list of its devices that are going to get updates to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Yet you might not have expected the list to be this short, or for certain handsets to be missing from it.



Let's start with the good news then. The following devices will see the newest version of Android:

• 2015 Moto X Pure Edition (3rd gen)
• 2015 Moto X Style (3rd gen)
• 2015 Moto X Play
• 2015 Moto G (3rd gen)
• 2014 Moto X Pure Edition in the US (2nd gen)
• 2014 Moto X in Latin America, Europe and Asia2 (2nd gen)
• 2014 Moto G and Moto G with 4G LTE (2nd gen)
• DROID Turbo
• 2014 Moto MAXX
• 2014 Moto Turbo

Add to all of these the Motorola-made Nexus 6, which however will get its update straight from Google (as is customary in the Nexus program). You may have noticed that neither generation of the affordable Moto E has been included, nor the first-gen Moto G and Moto X. And while these two may be considered too old to update at this point, the second-gen Moto E is only a few months old.
An actual release timeline for the updates for the devices that are getting them hasn't been outed yet, but Motorola says information on timing should become available "in the coming weeks".

Moving on, the company has also announced that it's going to stop developing some of its apps and services that have functionality that's now either built into Android itself, is very similar to Android features, or for which there are many third party alternatives.

Hence, Moto Assist will be gone in Android 6.0 Marshmallow, along with Motorola Migrate, and the Google Chrome extension found in Motorola Connect. The focus here is apparently on keeping things simple and bloatware to a minimum, and we assume most people would agree with this philosophy.

Huawei Honor 6 is now getting the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, enhanced with the new EMUI 3.1 launcher. The first country to get the new firmware is India, but oddly the update is now available via the OTA service just yet.

Huawei has uploaded the ROM on the official Huawei India website, so you can download it from there and update it manually. Just few people reported for OTA notifications. The file is 1.3GB big, so in case you'll do the update manually, you should free at least 3GB on your phone.


There is no official changelog for the new firmware, but it will upgrade your KitKat up to the latest Lollipop and bring some traces of Material design, lots of under-the-hood optimizations, better security and switch to ART runtime for better performance.

Huawei Honor 4C and Honor 4X already got the update - in case you've missed the news you can found the ROMs over the source link. Now it's turn for the Honor 6. Other markets should be getting the update very soon and hopefully the OTA release is just around the corner, too.

LUXURY DREAM CARS
• More than 95 high-performance cars (80% of them NEW!)
• Top licensed manufacturers and models like Lamborghini Veneno, Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari FXX and Pagani Zonda R, Lamborghini Aventador and Audi R8 LMS Ultra
• Newly recorded high-fidelity car motor sounds for realistic audio immersion

GET AIRBORNE
• Hit the ramps and take the race above
• Perform barrel rolls and wild 360º jumps
• Maneuver through the air, pulling stunts while racing

NEW EXOTIC LOCATIONS
• Race in 13 different settings like Venice, San Diego Harbor, Iceland, the Nevada Desert, Dubai and other exciting locations!
• All tracks available in original and mirror variations in Career mode
• Discover plenty of hidden shortcuts

NEW FEATURES FOR SPEED FREAKS
• 9 seasons & more than 300 events in Career mode
• Stunning visuals thanks to next-gen shaders, real-time geometry reflection & other amazing effects for a new simulation of speed!
• A detailed damage system like nothing you’ve seen before
• Check out the new Infected and Drift Gate game modes

SIMULTANEOUS MULTIPLAYER & GHOST CHALLENGES
•Simultaneous multiplayer action for up to 12 opponents!
•Dare friends to asynchronous races in your favorite cars
•Compare scores on the new leaderboards with friends and drivers around the world
•Share your racing achievements and prove that you’re the ultimate speed machine

MUSIC TO REV YOUR SOUL
•A heart-thumping mix of amazing licensed music for your game
•Featuring real tracks from Bloc Party, Mutemath & The Crystal Method!
A game for fans of extreme arcade racing, with real dream cars and phenomenal graphics that will also please racing simulation enthusiasts.

MOD INCLUDES

1. Infinite credits
2. Infinite tokens
3. Max level
4. Max stars
5. Currency exploit (buy anything with credits)
6. Booster time multiplier
7. Infinite nitro
8. AIs cannot use nitro
9. Anti-ban (single player)
10. Unlock all races

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INSTRUCTIONS
1. Install APK
2. Place data folder in SDCard/Android/Obb/
3. Play

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Amazon has said that it will stop the sales of Google Chromecast and Apple TV later this month. The reason cited by the e-commerce giant is that the devices do not play well its Prime Video service.


"Over the last three years, Prime Video has become an important part of Prime," Amazon said in the e-mail to its marketplace sellers. "It’s important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion."

New listings for the media-streaming devices from Google and Apple are no longer permitted, while existing inventory listings will disappear starting October 29, Amazon revealed. Meanwhile, the company is recommending Roku, Xbox, PlayStation, and its own Fire TV as "excellent choices" for customers.

It's worth mentioning that Google and Apple are the number 2 and 4 players, respectively, in the market which is dominated by Roku. Amazon claims the third spot.

Qualcomm has reportedly secured SoC orders for certain versions of the Galaxy S7, coming in “early 2016.”

The report comes from Electronics Times, a trusted Korean publication, via Reuters. Citing anonymous industry sources, Electronic Times reports that Samsung is once again going to use a mix of Qualcomm and Exynos SoCs for its flagship phone.

In the US and China, the world’s two largest markets, the Galaxy S7 will reportedly be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 SoC. In other markets, including in Europe and Asia, Samsung will use its own Exynos processor.

The report cites industry sources speculating that Qualcomm was able to secure Snapdragon 820 orders for the two most profitable markets by using its chip manufacturing orders as a negotiation argument. Put simply, Samsung gets lucrative chip foundry contracts from Qualcomm, and Qualcomm gets chip orders from Samsung.


Samsung and Qualcomm refused to comment the report, but the Korean giant stated that its  “business and semiconductor business are totally separated, [so] supply agreement of AP and foundry business do not affect each other.”

Samsung famously snubbed Qualcomm for its flagships this year, opting for its own Exynos 7420 chip. The loss of a big client – and the Snapdragon 810 overheating PR disaster that followed – left Qualcomm bruised out. Samsung, on the other hand, avoided the overheating problems that plagued HTC, LG, or Sony, and bagged more profit thanks to the use of its own silicon.

According to older reports, Samsung may use an Exynos 8890 processor on the Galaxy S7 (and presumably S7 Edge) units sold outside of US and China.

As for the Galaxy S7 release date, rumor has it, Samsung may have something to show us in early February. Following the early release of the Galaxy Note 5, a faster release of the S7 does make a lot of sense.

Stagefright has become the gift that keeps on giving. However, these aren’t fun gifts like ponies or Turboman action figures, rather these are the scary kind that expose our Android devices to external threats.

When the first exploit was discovered in July, the weakness made it possible for attackers to infect a device with malicious code through Android’s MMS multimedia preview feature. Google rushed to patch this vulnerability, but  only two weeks later a new bug was discovered and a fresh batch of patches had to be cooked up.  2`Now, months after we thought we were relatively safe, Stagefright has returned like horror movie monster in the third act.

Zimperium Security has discovered a new exploit in Stagefright that isn’t protected by any current patches. Attackers could encode malicious software into an mp3 or mp4 audio file. All the user needs to do is preview the infected file, and the program would theoretically infect the device. What’s worse is that this exploit can be deployed on public wifi networks or embedded in webpages, so experts are concerned about the possibility of a self-replicating virus or worm.

Because nearly all Androids make use of a preview function of some sort, the vast majority of Android devices currently in use are vulnerable to this Stagefright exploit. This is troubling news, because even the previous strategies used to deal with Stagefright have proven to be less effective than they were designed to be.

Of course, these types of threats are often not as scary as the FUD news that center around their reports. The odds of actually being infected are pretty low, but it’s still something Google will want to address sooner rather than later. Thankfully, Google has already begun work on patching this new threat, and they are planning on releasing it in October’s monthly security update.
Information related to the exploit have already been handed off to providers, and so far, there are no reports of any actual attacks using this vulnerability. Nevertheless, until the patch comes out, over a billion phones are left vulnerable.

Swiss manufacturer Tag Heuer is priming its first Android Wear smartwatch, which is set to launch in November. The company already has a firm foothold in the luxury watch market, so this could be the first Android wearable to offer the gold Apple Watch some serious competition. Here’s everything we know so far about the Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 price, specs, release date and features.

Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 price

The Tag Android Watch price is set at a somewhat eye-watering US$1,800. Its closest Android competitor in terms of price is the Huawei Watch, which costs US$800, while the mid-tier Apple Watch comes in at US$1,099. The Rose Gold variation costs up to US$17,000, so the Tag watch is a bargain when compared with that.

Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 release date

The Tag Android Watch release date is expected to be on or soon after the watch's November 9 launch in New York. We don't yet know which regions it will be available in, other than the US.

Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 features

The big draw for the Tag Android Watch is the 'Swiss Made' label it carries. The watch will be assembled in Switzerland, although the Intel processor it employs will not be built there. The Tag Android Watch will run Android Wear and it has been reported that the battery life will come in at around 40 hours.

On the subject of the Tag Watch lifespan, Tag Heuer UK Communications Manager Alexandra King told Wareable: "If your child completed their Masters degree, you might want to give them a watch. We want to create something that will stay on your watch for a lifetime, that's what Tag Heuer does. And as the technology changes, it will change."

It sounds as though Tag Heuer intends for the some of the watch elements to be changeable and upgradeable, but we're not yet sure how this will work.

We'll have more on the Tag Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 soon. For now, is this something you're considering picking up? Let us know in the comments.

Microsoft and ASUS have announced a broadened patent licensing deal that will give ASUS access to more licensed technologies from Microsoft in its Android smartphones and tablets. According to the press release, it also appears that Microsoft Office services may come pre-installed on some ASUS devices as part of this deal as well. From Microsoft and ASUS:

The deal includes a broad cross-license covering, for example, ASUS Android-based phones and tablets and Microsoft software, devices and services. It paves the way for closer integration between the two companies, including pre-installation by ASUS of Microsoft Office productivity services on ASUS Android smartphones and tablets.

This isn't the first time Microsoft has struck a deal to have its Office suite pre-loaded on Android devices. Earlier this year, Microsoft also struck a deal with Samsung to have a swath of its services pre-loaded onto "select Android tablets," along with the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge.

Samsung has teased its upcoming Galaxy View tablet last month during its IFA event. This is going to be the company's biggest mobile device yet, as it's so far been rumored to sport a whopping 18.4-inch touchscreen. That is, if the Galaxy View turns out to be the tablet with the model number SM-T670.

Today the T670 was spotted at GFXBench, which means that its specs have once again been confirmed, through the benchmark's info listing.


The device apparently has an 18.5-inch 1080p touchscreen, a 2 MP front camera, no rear camera, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, and it's powered by an unidentified Samsung Exynos 7 Octa chipset. This comes with a CPU sporting four Cortex-A57 cores and four Cortex-A53 cores, and the maximum clock speed seems to be 1.6 GHz. The GPU is a Mali-T720. The prototype that's been benchmarked was running Android 5.1.1 Lollipop at the time.

The lack of a rear camera seems surprising at first, but imagine how odd it would be to actually take pictures with an 18-inch tablet. The Galaxy View will allegedly be targeted at businesses and the education market, as well as consumers - in this case as a device for the living room. Since the Galaxy View has recently been Bluetooth certified, it should be announced soon.

Google refreshed the Nexus smartphones two days ago and both the LG Nexus 5X and Huawei Nexus 6P sound very interesting. The previous generation Motorola Nexus 6 is still quite an attractive offer though, especially with its new price.

While the new Nexus 6P is retailing at $500 and is already on sale, we shouldn't retire yet its predecessor - the Nexus 6. It offers a 6" Quad HD AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 805 chip with 3GB RAM, and a 13MP OIS camera. And now you can have this for $299.99.


A trusted seller on eBay has already sold more than 850 units of the phone and the quantities are rather limited. Still, the phone is still in stock and you can have it right now.

If this price suits you right, then you should hurry up and check the offer now.
We guess Motorola and Google will be lowering the official price down to a similar number in time for the Black Friday and the upcoming holiday season, so if you miss the offer now, we are sure there will be more opportunities.

After years of fighting in the courtroom, Google and Microsoft have decided that enough is enough. In a joint statement, the two tech giants announced that they have reached a settlement and are ending the 20 or so lawsuits underway in the US and Germany.


Bloomberg reports that much of the conflict has centered around Motorola Mobility, which at the time of Google's acquisition hadn't signed patent deals with Microsoft the way most other Android manufacturers had. Microsoft makes billions a year from Android licensing deals.

Under Google, Motorola was able to fight back with some success. During this period, Motorola wanted billions a year from Microsoft in royalties on the Xbox. The conflict persisted after Google sold Motorola Mobility to Lenovo, because Google retained the company's patents.
Going forward, Google and Microsoft have agreed to work together on certain patent matters. One joint issue concerns delivering video over the web. Both are members of the newly formed Alliance for Open Media.
Here is the joint statement, as shared on GeekWire:

“Microsoft and Google are pleased to announce an agreement on patent issues. As part of the agreement, the companies will dismiss all pending patent infringement litigation between them, including cases related to Motorola Mobility. Separately, Google and Microsoft have agreed to collaborate on certain patent matters and anticipate working together in other areas in the future to benefit our customers.”

After learning that some of the Nexus 6P’s sensors are shielded by a black sheet of glass on the rear, including the camera’s laser for laster-assisted autofocus, one unfortunate revelation has come to light: many cases are blocking that laser.


Case makers appeared to have been in on the plans from the get-go, but their early renders now seem like little more than a hack job put together through leaked dimensions and CAD drawings. No one ever took into consideration that there could be anything other than a camera and flash on the rear panel, and thus their “ready before the device is official” cases now look kind of silly.
So if you’ve ordered one, be sure to double check the renders. If there’s no space exposed to the right of the camera sensor, it’s blocking the autofocus laser. You should do either one of two things:

1. Cancel the order and wait for proper cases to start showing up.
2. Contact the case manufacturer to see if they know about the flawed case design, and see if they plan to have the proper cutouts ready by the time it ships. (In the case of Verus, they’re already on it.) If not, refer to option #1.

And that’s that. It’s normally fine to buy cases before a phone has even been announced, but this is one of the rare instances where it might not have been so sweet to do so. If nothing else, at least you have a few more weeks before you’ll actually need one as the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X won’t begin shipping until late October.

Fed of up boring profile pictures? Well, Facebook will soon allow all of its users to stick up a short looping video in place of a regular motion-less profile picture.


Along with the new short video clips, Facebook will also be updating its social network to support temporary profile pictures that will revert back to a default after a set period of time. Facebook envisages users temporarily changing their picture for special events, such as birthdays or a vacation, to show support for sports teams or simply to reflect your mood.

This update aims to offer users a lot more choice over how their profile looks and Facebook is also adding in a new customizable space at the top of your profile. This space can be filled with details about your location, education or place of work and can also be accompanied by a selection of up to five of your favourite photos.

Finally, mobile profiles will be receiving a layout tweak which moves the profile photo or video right into the centre of the page and also makes them slightly larger. Photos and friends are also moved closer to the top of the page, which Facebook says will help people get to know each other a little easier.

This update is only available for a small number of iPhone users living in the UK and California at the moment, but it will be rolling out to every Facebook user in the near future.

From the creators of ANGRY BIRDS comes a DELICIOUS NEW matching game with CUTE characters and FRESH and FRUITY puzzle gameplay. Meet the NIBBLERS – your fishy friends who only want to eat YUMMY fruit – ALL the yummy fruit! Om nom nom!

All fun and games right? Woohoo! Fruit party over here! Well, the island’s reptilian inhabitants are not too happy about our group of aquatic party animals gobbling up all their fruit, and they’ll try to stop them at all turns. It’s up to you to use the Nibblers’ special powers to keep a steady supply of fruit flowing and elude those pesky lizards in this soggy saga!

INSTRUCTIONS 

1. Uninstall Play-Store Version.

2. Uninstall / Freeze Facebook.

3. Download Apk to your SDCard, & Install.

4. Connect To Facebook from First Page.

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DIRECT DOWNLOAD : LINK | MIRROR
PLAY STORE: LINK