Take Off - The Flight Simulator is a realistic, first-person flight simulating game more than a real flight simulator (in fact, it's actually a game ported from mobile platform to PC). At this point, we can directly predict from two aspects before starting to play it: 1) its official website has the word "mobile" in its homepage address; 2) the size of its game content after compression is just bigger than 500 MB. It's developed by Jujubee S.A. and published by astragon Entertainment from Germany in 2017.

When I hear a song that I like but don't know its name, I think there are only 3 ways to get its name: 1) try to remember or write down part of the lyrics that I can hear clearly, then search it on the Internet (a bit cumbersome and inefficient); 2) walk over and ask somebody what the song's name is (somewhat inconvenient, and probably even the person playing or listening to this music knows nothing about it; 3) use an app like Shazam on a smartphone to intelligently, automatically, quickly and accurately identify almost any music being played anywhere!

When you find that some game (such as Super Mario Run) or app requires the root access to your Android device, or it is unable to work because of some service or authorization issues, remember to try a very famous and popular Android app: Lucky Pacher. It is able to crack many well-known commercial Android games and apps with ease. But there is no guarantee that they will be cracked 100%, that's why it got its name.

In the past, to play a game for some platform on a computer, you have to find a corresponding console emulator to run it, and the necessary settings of each emulator vary. Some are very simple, while others may be more complex. This can be troublesome even for video game lovers who are fond of doing things from side to side. Fortunately, the appearance of RetroArch makes it more convenient for playing the classic video games on various platforms (a wide range of computers and game consoles) - within the same, lick and friendly GUI, as well as unified settings (so all configuration will be done once and for all).

At least in two cases, we may need to record the incoming/outgoing calls on a mobile phone automatically: 1) take evidence; 2) reserve for memo (to memorize the important or meaningful content inside, such as phone number, street address, some sweet memories or tender words from your lover). However, even the latest version of Android OS does not provide such a practical built-in function (I guess that may be for security and privacy concerns). Fortunately, there are many 3rd-party such applications, and callX is one of the best that AppNee wants to share with you (Automatic Call Recorder is another one).