To celebrate April Fools day, Google has transformed Google Maps into a Ms. Pac Man Level!
Just go to Google Maps and click the Insert Coin Ms. Pac-Man button on the bottom left hand side of the screen and Google Maps will select an area of the screen to make your level, complete with dots and ghosts.
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For several years, Robin Cooper has been plaguing department stores, hotels, associations, fan clubs and a certain children’s book publisher with his letters. From Prince Charles to the Peanut Council, Harrods to the British Halibut Association – no one is safe. So who is Robin Cooper? Architect, thimble designer, trampoline tester and wasp expert, Robin Cooper is all of these things – it just depends on the person he’s writing to…
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Tap Roulette is like drawing straws 2.0
Each friend puts a finger down on the screen and one will be selected.
Use it to make decisions like who has to take out the garbage, or where to eat lunch.
Up to 11 fingers supported on the iPad.
Up to 5 fingers are supported on the iPhone.
To download Tap Roulette please Apple / Android
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Available now, Mcdonald’s is offering, in select locations, to order and pay for their meal before they go into store!
Just install the app and one of the 22 supporting restaurants have been selected, users will be able to see a new “ordering” tab to build their order. Favourite products to save time when re-ordering and payment details can be kept right there in the app for even quicker ordering. Go to the store scan the QR code at the designated check in point. Then voila, collect your meal!
To keep orders fresh the meal will only start being prepared once you scan that QR code so I guess there’s an upside and a downside to this.
Only available to 22 stores at the moment, McDonald’s hopes to roll it out to all of its stores within 18 months.
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Facebook lovers prayers have been answered with a dislike button – kind of.
Available to a small number of people. Facebook have rolled out a dislike, or down thumb, option to individual messages sent via their messenger app, much like those you see on iMessage.
Facebook told TechCrunch: “We’re always testing ways to make Messenger more fun and engaging. This is a small test where we enable people to share an emoji that best represents their feelings on a message.”
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Amazon have integrated their Alexa voice assistant into their Amazon shopping companion, all you have got to do is update your shopping app or download the Amazon shopping app and click the microphone, in the top right hand corner to begin searching using your voice!
Not only that it will also answer a variety of questions such as “Who is Jeff Bezos” “What is the weather like today” What is the top news stories today” and “Play my kindle book [Title]
However, it’s still being rolled out to iOS users and Alexa may not be fully enabled in the Amazon app on your iPhone, if so basic voice search for shopping is available.
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Tinder have a secret special members only club, it’s apparently been around for 6 months, Its called Tinder select.
To get on to Tinder Select, you either be invited by a core group of members, or be a celebrity or be a person who does really well on Tinder.
But while you may be invited, the numbers are kept strictly limited to preserve Tinders’ Select as just that. Select.
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Late Shift is an interactive film where the viewer, can make choices in specific scenes. Initially released as an iOS app and shown in select cinemas allowing people to vote on each decision, is now coming to PS4 and Xbox one.
Playing as Matt, a student in London, who through a series of unfortunate events finds himself participating in a lucrative auction house robbery. With a total of 180 decisions to make and 7 possible endings there is a total of 4 hours to get through. The questions start of relatively mundane but work themselves up to some pretty tough decisions!
Late shift hits consoles this April.
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