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Monday, April 14, 2014

iOS Games On the Hop Free App Of The Day 03 05 2012






Help Mmmo, Rrro and Zzzo, three courageous totem poles, to jump as quickly as possible through numerous levels filled with obstacles, and collect all the energy particles to help save their village.

Features

- Simple gameplay (one touch, one jump)
- More than 90 levels – 2 levels of difficulty
- Bonus levels to unlock!
- A unique and fun universe
- An ambiance that varies with the time of play (dawn, daytime, evening, night)
- HD graphics for the Retina display
- Compatible with GameCenter (32 achievements to unlock)
- Compatible with iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S
and iPod Touch 2 & 3

Easy to understand, but difficult to master, this new platform game requires dexterity and precision to finish the levels in record time. 3 stars seems too easy to you? Prove that you have the skill and try to win the platinum medals.

Collect the maximum number of coins to unlock unique bonus levels.

Early riser or night owl? Recover 5,000 coins at dawn or during the night. The texture and acoustic ambiance changes depending on when you play.

Entertainment for those with nerves of steel and who are not afraid of heights. Execute jumps which become more and more perilous, but don’t fall – it’s fatal!

Cassiop Games finds a use for your fingers

Whats New in Version 1.0.2

Version 1.0.2 :

- Add rotate screen
- Adjust camera from beginning level
- Delock Death Mode pop up
- Minor Bug Fixes
- Improve performance and more stable
- Fix crash on iPod Touch 4G.


iOS Games On the Hop

Version: 1.0.2
Size: 16.6 MB
Language: English
Updated: Mar 28, 2012
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 4.0 or later.
get apps.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/on-the-hop/id498238213?mt=8


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Thursday, April 10, 2014

Walking Dead The Game Season 2 ipa

 Walking Dead: The Game - Season 2
Compatibility: iPod/iPhone/iPad
Rating: 8/10


The Walking Dead Season Two is every bit as good as Season One. Though this first chapter feels particularly short, the emotional conflict which resonated throughout season one of The Walking Dead is definitely back in season two. A promising start. I played the first season and enjoyed every minute of it, and I recently passed the first episode of the 2nd season and enjoyed it just the same. You have to remember that the genre that was chose for this game does not contain a lot of action. This game is more decision making and you get much satisfactory once you set your mind on the concept of the game. Season 2 does contain more action than the 1st season, at least the first episode does. The game was enjoyed very much by me and my wife and are excited for the upcoming episodes.

Walking Dead: The Game Season 2 gives us more of a great thing with greater refinement to the aspects that made the game stand out in the first place. It’s a must buy that offers such valuable entertainment. More of the same. More fighting that feels more like quick time events. More choices. More jerky animation. More great story telling. More nagging doubt. No need to complain if you loved the first season. Telltale Games delivers a great start to a new season despite the usual shortcomings.

Know how to install games on iPod, iPhone or iPad with .ipa format files.

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Monday, March 17, 2014

Dashing through the snow with NORAD and Google

(Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog and Lat Long Blog)

Every Christmas Eve, children all over the world ask themselves—and their parents—questions about Santa’s magical journey. How does Santa visit so many children in one night? Will he eat the cookies I left out? How does he fit all those presents into his sleigh? These childhood mysteries are part of what makes the Santa tradition so special.

There’s one timeless question that we’re proud to say we can help answer: Where in the world is Santa at this very moment? Thanks in part to recent advances in warp-speed GPS technology and some very clever elves (elveneering?) NORAD Tracks Santa is once again prepped and ready to go.

Starting tomorrow, December 24 at 2:00am EST, visit www.noradsanta.org to follow Santa as he journeys around the world delivering presents to children in more than 200 countries and territories. There are a few different ways to find the jolly old man in his unmistakable red suit over the course of the day, so feel free to track him using any of the following methods:
  • See Santa on a Google Map: On your home computer or laptop, visit www.noradsanta.org and choose your preferred language. You’ll see a large Google Map on the page displaying Santa’s current location and his next stop. Click the video icons to watch “Santa Cam” videos, and click the gift icons to learn more about each city.

  • Watch Santa fly with the Google Earth Plug-in: From www.noradsanta.org, click on the link Track Santa in Google Earth. Youll see Santa steering his sleigh right on the webpage. If you dont have the Google Earth plug-in, you can get ready by downloading it ahead of time.

  • Follow Santa on your phone: Track Santa from your mobile phone by opening Google Maps for mobile and searching for [santa]. Or, visit m.noradsanta.org on your phone’s browser.

  • Subscribe to his YouTube channel: Santa’s home on YouTube is at http://www.youtube.com/noradtrackssanta. That’s where you can find videos from his journey throughout the night.

  • Get real-time information about Santa’s location: Use Google’s Realtime Search to get updates from social networks, news and micro-blogs like Twitter at @noradsanta, and keep up with news about his journey on this Facebook page.
For any techie questions you might have, we’ve also put together some helpful tips and tricks about all the cool ways you can experience Santa’s journey. Now that you know how to follow Saint Nick on Christmas Eve, it’s our tradition to tell the story of how this all started...

NORAD (North American Aerospace Defence Command) first began to track Santa in 1955 when a misprinted advertisement in a Sears & Roebuck catalogue mistakenly led callers expecting a Santa-hotline to the NORAD commander-in-chiefs telephone. Embracing the spirit of the season, NORAD used its satellite and radar capabilities to offer callers sleigh-location updates, and has tracked Santas whereabouts on Christmas Eve ever since. Then in 2004, Google started tracking Santa on Google Earth as a 20% project, which in 2007 grew into a partnership with NORAD, adding the mapping technology of Google Maps and Google Earth to the NORAD experience. Over the years, other Google teams have also joined in the holiday fun (YouTube, Google Voice’s www.SendACallFromSanta.com and Google SketchUp).

As we approach this year’s Christmas Eve adventure, Santa was able to take a break from the preparations to visit the New York Stock Exchange this past Monday. His helpful elves kept everything at the North Pole on schedule while folks from Google and NORAD attended the Closing Bell ceremony, and stood alongside Santa from Macy’s going over last minute details about tomorrow’s big ride.

Santa with NORAD, Google and members of the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation (that’s me, the tall guy in the back row clapping)

So don’t forget to visit www.noradsanta.org tomorrow morning starting at 2:00am EST when Santa embarks on his flight. From all of us here at Google, happy holidays and here’s to a very happy New Year!


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Sunday, March 16, 2014

Get your mobile application backed by the cloud with the Mobile Backend Starter

(cross-posted on the Android Developers Blog)



Many of the best mobile app experiences are powered by services in the cloud. However, running your own servers can detract from focusing on your client experience. Google App Engine has long been a fantastic platform for mobile developers such as Pulse and SongPop. Now with the Mobile Backend Starter, weve made it even easier for you to get started with App Engine.

Mobile Backend Starter

Mobile Backend Starter is a one-click deployable, complete mobile backend that allows you to reap the benefits of a cloud backend with none of the headaches. It provides a ready-to-deploy, general purpose cloud backend and a general purpose client-side framework for Android.



Mobile Backend Starter gives you everything you need to rapidly set up a backend for your app, without needing to write any backend code. It includes a server that stores your data with App Engine and a client library and sample app for Android that make it easy to access that data. You can also add support for Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) and continuous queries that notify your app of events you are interested in. To keep users data secure, Mobile Backend Starter also includes built-in support for Google Authentication.







Features of Mobile Backend Starter include:

  • Cloud data storage: Users change devices and increasingly use multiple devices. Store any amount of data per user in the cloud to be accessed from anywhere.

  • Pub/Sub messaging: Send messages from one device, to any or all other devices. You can easily use 1:1 and 1:many messaging as well as broadcasting. This feature is useful for various applications including social apps, forums, chat, gaming, and group collaborations.

  • Push notifications: Data updated on one device is automatically available on all devices with GCM for Android.

  • Continuous queries: Create queries that run continuously on the server, automatically feeding updates to the client. These queries are powered by Prospective Search.

  • Google authentication and authorization: Keep data isolated per user or shared among users.

  • Free to get started, scales effortlessly with your needs: You can start by handling hundreds of users for free, then grow to any scale.

Quick setup and integration

You can setup and run the Mobile Backend Starter in just a few steps:

  1. First, go to the http://cloud.google.com/console, and create a project. Then click deploy.


  2. Click on settings to go to the admin panel for your new backend.  Under "Authentication / Authoirzation" select "Open (for development use only)" and save the changes.


  3. Next, download the Android client project and open it up in your Android IDE. Locate the Consts.java file and set the PROJECT_ID to the Project ID you created in the Google Cloud Console.


  4. Now just build and run the Android application and you have a cloud enabled Android application


Check out the complete docs for details on setup and to find out how to enable authentication, send push notifications, and use standing queries.



The best part is you can download the complete source code of the backend on GitHub and customize it to meet your needs.

See Mobile Backend Starter in action at Google I/O

To see Mobile Backend Starter in action, check out our talk at Google I/O 2013 (embedded below) called "From Nothing to Nirvana in Minutes: Cloud Backend for Your Android Application." The talk shows how to use Mobile Backend Starter to create a new backend server and integrate it with an Android app via Google Cloud Endpoints and the Google Plugin for Eclipse.







We look forward to hearing your questions and learning about the amazing applications you have built. You can find us lurking on the Cloud Endpoints StackOverflow forum.



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Get bus and train directions on the go with Google Maps for mobile

Joe Hughes, Software Engineer

Ever since Google Maps added public transportation directions for San Francisco, its been a lot easier for me to figure out which buses and trains will get me where Im going around town, so that todays gas prices take less of a toll on my wallet. Even so, Ive often found myself wishing that I had an easy way to get transit directions while Im out and about.

Enter the new version of Google Maps for mobile. This version (2.2) allows you to get transit directions in all the same places as the web version of Google Maps, including Chicago, the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Vancouver, and over 40 other cities in North America.

This version of Google Maps for mobile even has a few tricks not yet available on the desktop version of Google Maps. For instance, you can find the last transit trips of the day (to figure out how late you can stay at the party) and more easily browse through earlier or later trips. The My Location feature, available on most phones, also makes it easier to set the start point of your journey.

To see how the transit feature of Google Maps for mobile works, take a look at this quick video walkthrough with my co-worker Ryan:


This version of Google Maps for mobile also includes a bunch of other goodies, like faster searching on BlackBerry devices and star ratings for businesses. Its currently available for BlackBerry devices and many other Java-based phones. To download it to your phone visit http://www.google.com/gmm from your phones web browser or on the desktop.

Were working to bring public transit directions to Google Maps on other devices, so stay tuned!
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Saturday, March 15, 2014

It’s Not A High Speed Police Chase Until Deep Fryers Come Flying Out Of The Escape Vehicle


You might’ve think you’ve heard about an intense, high-speed police chase, but you’d be wrong. Or at least you thought you knew what intense was, before reading that one particular police showdown had deep fryers flying out the back of a suspect’s truck. Deep fryers! Flying!


It’s too much excitement to bear on a Friday, but let’s forge ahead, shall we?


KHOU.com has the story out of Houston, where four men were allegedly part of a team that burgled a kitchen supply store late Wednesday night. Perhaps there was a dire need for cutlery or a lot of fried chicken, because witnesses say the men were loading equipment into a U-Haul truck at the front of the store.


By the time cops showed up on the scene, the getaway vehicle was already going about the business of getting away, and the suspects refused to pull over. Instead, the chase was on.


Things soon got of control, as high-speed chases often do, and the driver of the truck smashed into a traffic light, a bus stop and a fire hydrant. Somewhere along the way, the truck’s rear door came open, launching several deep fryers willy-nilly onto the street.


Police caught up with the suspects after the crash, sending all four suspects running. Two of the men were eventually arrested and charged with serious injury to an instrument that brings delight via deep-fried goodness. Only the first seven words in that sentence are true.


Stolen deep fryers fly from truck during HPD chase [KHOU.com]


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by Mary Beth Quirk via Consumerist
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Thursday, March 13, 2014

1 6 times the graphics performance boost! First test on Android Kit Kat 4 4


Translated by Google

No conference, along with Nexus 5 Google Play simultaneously in nine countries shelves, Android 4.4 coming this way, so low-key than ever. Before Nestle KitKat chocolate bars a brand name, this naming system is Android and won the Nestle cooperation negotiations. This is also the newly named Jelly Bean 4.1,4.2,4.3 three generations later, also means that Android 4.4 will be many new changes.

Rockchip RK3026 dual core, quad-core chip manufacturer RK3188 program, such as Lenovo, Toshiba, Asus, five elements, PIPO, the original road and many other brands have announced upcoming Android 4.4 upgrade. The author through special channels, to get a good Android 4.4 system has been installed in the domestic flat-panel engineering prototype, we go and savor the taste of the chocolate bar.


1. Full of feeling good
Compared to the previous Android system, the relatively large changes in 4.4. First, the status bar and virtual buttons into a transparent state, and to maintain a faint gradient effect. A place close to the border around the black edges designed background (very fine), the center gradually diverge transparent. Virtual button white vacuum, so beautiful and eye-catching mix. The default is three: back, home, task manager. Screenshot open in the settings themselves. I think this program has two advantages: ① reduce light leakage around the sense of the display, ② certain procedures to better vision without being blocked toolbar.


4.4 drawer, leaving only the icon of all programs, cancel the first two generations of the drawer? Actually no, but for a place only. Long press on the desktop, out of the secondary menu. Which encompasses: wallpaper, widgets, settings.


Rather strange that not all settings set, but named "Search and sticky notes" of the project, specifically the four items pictured above. Another long press the desktop, but also to switch between desktops primary and secondary pages, easy management page.

In the unlock screen, retains the graphical unlock, face unlock, etc. and of course the most common slide to unlock. Android 4.2 touch sliding unlock wave does not change, there is a small tool to unlock the interface which can be customized. Whether or unlock the interface into the system can open the drop-down menu: Message Bar + set the bar.

We have seen, because it is testing the prototype, I think the system is also the initial commissioning, it is normal that some are not perfect. For example, the system language is English, after trying to find out is to adjust to Simplified Chinese, indicating that Android 4.4 is the inclusion of the Chinese package.

After adjusting for the very familiar look again relevant information. The version number is displayed rk30sdk-eng 4.4 ...... prove that the firmware from Rockchip chip solution provider. 


2. The built-in domestic non-castrated complete Google+.
Only one pre-installed software, I later added a pea pod, search dogs and other software, barely reached two, so the number is not that much. When installing pea pod is connected to pc via data cable, auto safety up the middle will be prompted to first open usb debugging, allowing unknown programs and other "international practice" did agree to. Enter the pea pods in a little problem: Although Android 4.4 is included Chinese, Chinese can also be displayed, but only the English input method, therefore it downloaded Sogou input method.

Google+ will integrate Googles online products as the basis for a complete social network. In order for service is different from Facebook, Google will bet on one aspect: better privacy management, which is the soft underbelly of Facebook; course, in the past, Googles privacy but also weaknesses.
Google+ friends and acquaintances of the center point of the "circle (Circles)", the user can organize contacts in different circles, such as family members, colleagues, university students, etc., and share photos in a small circle, video, and other information.


Comes with a google erth panoramic maps from the Earth began to zoom into specific locations. Recommended a number of Chinese tourist cities in the options, feel the general effect.

3. The application of surprises and more personalized features a very avantgarde look

Support low-power sensor support Pacer pedometer, exercise anytime, anywhere. 4.4 system in this regard is to spend some thought. I think this feature will definitely be more small plates. I also tried it out of curiosity. Playing basketball together before a buddy childs Tyrant gold basketball shoes can be docked, so after analyzing the data, such as: How many times jump, the highest number of cm, ran a number of meters, the number of calories consumed. After Android users can enjoy the same, and the use of very low threshold.


The system comes with a music player too times, only to achieve "out loud" requirement, so I downloaded every day sounds. Whether in the interface, EQ settings, be far better than the former sort finishing.

The most important is not the problem, Android 4.4 improved, increased lock screen album art display and playback controls. As the figure above, it becomes unlocked four directions, {after} the front left and right to control one, it controls the pause (play), so that in case it does not unlock the direct control of the music played.

Everyday sounds with dynamic replacement cover (album cover all wake up the screen every time replacement, even if the same song in a dynamic transformation), as well as the lyrics scroll, really beautiful and practical.

4. Android office no longer tasteless

Picture browsing and playing the same songs, all with a lot of settings, edit. 4.4 added a new document processing software: Quickoffice. DTG commonly used than before on a more refined features, making it possible to commercially Android. Integrated interface contains WORD, EXCEL, PPT.



In the usual work and study, the use of the Android platform to better processing documents, spreadsheets, regardless of location space constraints. Into an additional 4.4 also supports wireless cloud print (documents, images, web pages) to add storage access framework functions, user management file.

In the camera, the 4.4 also made some fine-tuning. Panoramic photographs, video summed together. The shutter is a large round blue screen buttons, eye-catching and easy to operate. Advanced settings collections in the right shutter.

Another method to open the advanced settings are: single finger press the space in the camera interface. At this point the pop option, further sliding through the fingers, the direction of bias which option opens. There are location, countdown, picture size, shooting mode options.

The domestic flat, with a quad-core Rockchip RK3188 product, browse the web, as well as 1080P decoding playback, the effect is very smooth, rapid response.

Android 4.4 also made a multimedia optimization, support for screen recording capabilities, support for low-power audio processing, up to 60 hours of music playback time, improve 50% WiFi Display compatible Miracast certification. Often I actually experience the music playback time is indeed very impressive, than in the past similar products, fully raised several orders of magnitude, great power optimization.

5. Summary
In fact, the most fundamental optimized Android 4.4, in fact, that from now on be known as the worlds most fluent system, it can run smoothly on low 512M memory, the use of ART replace Dalvik, improve application speed. RenderScript computing optimization, enhance graphics rendering capability of 1.6 times.

According to media reports, Rockchip RK3026 dual-core chips for OEM manufacturers, overall shipments of its products in 2013 is over 200 million units. "Compatible" The biggest feature will allow the low-end tablet becomes vibrant. For the end consumer is concerned, you can more easily get good Android experience. In addition, Google recently re-released Android 4.4.1 upgrade new message, be significantly improved for the camera, although when used in flat products is unknown, but I believe the OEM so will quickly follow, let us look forward to it again.
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Thursday, March 6, 2014

ZTE’s 30 Android Tablet The Optik 2 Comes To A Sprint Store Near You

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When it comes to buying a tablet, for many the choice boils down to what features they want. How light is it? How big is the screen? Should you get a powerful processor? Do you want smaller bezels? Maybe you like a certain brand, and if you could play games on it, that would be a bonus. For some though, the only real factor is price. Some users just don’t want to fork over a whole lot for a tablet. They might not be planning to use it much, and just want something with a bigger display so they can have more screen real estate to browse or use apps. If you fall into this category, you may want to consider the new 7 inch slate tablet from ZTE.


The Optik 2, as ZTE is calling it, is now available to purchase at Sprint Retailers nationwide and through the Sprint web portal, and the best part about it is, it fits into a budget. It will only cost you a mere $29.99 to pick it up. That’s a dirt cheap price for something that many spend at least $100 on. Now you can’t just walk into any Sprint store and slam $30 down and call it good. You’ll have to sign up for a new 2-year contract to get the Optik 2 at that price, however if you’re already a Sprint subscriber, or were thinking about looking at their service and you have wanted a tablet, well then it’s something you could be interested in.


The Optik 2 isn’t really light on specs either, even for a contract price of $30. It comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8625Q quad-core processor under the hood, and sports a 4,000mAh battery to keep you going with whatever activities you have planned for its use. The 1GB of RAM is nothing too special but it isn’t exactly terrible, and should you need to store stuff on the device you can utilize the 8GB of internal memory, and if you fill it up you can move onto the microSD card(if you have one), which supports up to 32GB of extra storage. The Optik 2 comes with a 5MP rear facing camera and a 2MP front facing camera, and it runs Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean out of the box. Now for the monthly cost. Since this is requiring a 2-year contract to get the $29.99 price tag, the offerable plans you can pick this up with starts with 2GB of data for just $15 a month. From there you can move up to 3GB of data for $35 a month, and 6GB for $50 a month. If you suck data up like it’s life force than you may want to consider the 12GB data option, but it’s a tad pricey at $80 a month. On the other end of the spectrum, if you won’t be using this thing much when you’re away from Wifi, you can grab a plan that costs only $5 a month, which you gives you a mere 25MB of data, or there’s the 100MB option for $10. Is the Optik 2 sounding pretty good to anyone? Screenshot Screenshot


Source: Sprint


Via: Phonearena


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Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Nokia 808 PureView to skip the North American Market

In a move that should surprise no one, Nokia will not be releasing the Nokia 808 PureView in the North American market. This information comes from Nokias developer website, which lists the availability of the 808 as Global, with a footnote than excludes North America.

Nokia has mentioned in the past that once their Windows Phone devices hit the North American market, they will no longer launch new Symbian and Series 40 handsets anymore. So all you North Americans out there who wish to get their hands on this 41-megapixel monster will just have to import it when the device hits the shelves everywhere else in the world.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Samsung Will Be The First To Release Curved Displays

Samsung is gearing up to be the first to release a curved display for smartphones come October this year. 
This plan was initially revealed in Seoul during the launch of Galaxy Note 3 and it does seem that its going to materialize sooner than expected.


Although, Samsung is not the only company looking into releasing curve display technology, LG which is a long time rival of Samsung also have plans to mass produce both curve and flexible displays for smartphones by the end of 2013.

It is important not to confuse curve screen with flexible screen which Nokia showed a year ago in the Nokia Kinetic programme.

What we do know is  that curved displays will debut on Samsung devices next month but flexible displays are not expected anytime soon.


In the meanwhile, you can smile at the revealing of Samsungs gold S4 (pictured above) that is ready for purchase soon which is definitely a reply to Apples gold iPhone 5S.

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Monday, March 3, 2014

Nokia Lumia 810 and 822 to miss on the Lumia Black update



We have some pretty awful news about T-Mobile and Verizon subscribers who have a Lumia 810 or 822. Apparently Nokia has completed the Lumia Black firmware update for the Lumia 810 andLumia 822, but the carriers wont push it to the users.



This info comes from a chat with Nokias Customer support, so its not like is fully official just yet. According to the users chat with the Nokia representative, the update is not happening and Verizon is only listing it as Coming Soon, just to avoid angry users rant.

There is no official reason for not releasing an update that has been finished. Perhaps its something that doesnt fit within the carriers approval process. But whatever the reasons, the question "what happens next" will be here all the way to April, when the Windows Phone 8.1 is expected to go official.

Will the Lumia 810 and 822 be left stuck on Amber forever? Will they merly skip GDR3 + Lumia Black update and move straight to WP8.1? We are yet to find out.

Note that the international Lumia 820 is getting the Lumia Black update as planned.

The user also points out Nokia is throwing a free Purity Pro headset for those having Bluetooth issues with the Lumia 810 or 822. So, you might want to check with Nokias customer support if you have the same problems and see if you qualify for a free headset.

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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Easy Access Are Virtual Room Keys The Future Of Hotels


Smartphones can do just about everything these days: handle your bank accounts, monitor your home for burglaries, and now unlock your hotel room. A chain of boutique hotels is hoping the use of virtual keys will be the next big thing in hotels.


Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. announced it will begin implementing technology to allow guests to skip check-in and open their hotel rooms with a virtual key on their smartphone at two hotels in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan and Cupertino, Calif.


Guests staying at Aloft Hotel will receive a message via a Starwood app to unlock their door with a tap or twist of their phone using Bluetooth technology, the Wall Street Journal reports.


Officials with Starwood say the new technology may be a novelty at first, but they think it will raise the bar in hotel convenience for consumers.


It’s not the first attempt to streamline check-in with technology, but it’s uncertain how successful it could be: Check-in kiosks at two Holiday Inns were pulled after guests showed a preference with talking to an actual person, which could mean we’re not quite ready to digitize everything.


Marriott International Inc. introduced mobile check-in, which allows loyalty program members to check-in using their phone, at 350 of its hotels, with another 150 hotels to be added this summer.


Officials with Starwood say they have no plans to remove traditional check-in counters from their hotels.


Smartphones to Open Doors at Some Hotels [The Wall Street Journal]


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by Ashlee Kieler via Consumerist
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