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Re: Welcome to the New TouchArcade!

brandonlee — Mon, 28 May 2018 23:15:31 -0000

Suggestion: on the front page carousel/slider that shows new and hot games, place the Left-Right arrow keys UNDER the game icons. On mobile, that lets you click them with your thumb without obscuring the games. Right now they are above and you can’t scroll and see what you’re doing at the same time.

Re: Digital wallet space heats up as Apple Pay makes Singapore debut

brandonlee — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 01:04:28 -0000

It's not super clear on Apple's website, but you can use Apple Pay at most places that feature the 'NFC payment' logo (usually alongside Visa's PayWave logo) and that also accept AMEX. I used it this morning at a Subway, and it worked great.

It's Apple's spotlight on Featured Partners that might make some people think it only works at those businesses.

Re: Pebble Timeline Challenge Week 1 Winner - Battery+

brandonlee — Wed, 13 May 2015 04:19:52 -0000

Really love this. You've made the best battery monitoring app on the Pebble by far, and it gives me a lot more peace of mind than just another progress bar. Thanks!

Re: Out Now: 'Monster Hunter Freedom Unite', 'Buzz Killem', 'Zombie Puzzle Panic', 'Cally's Caves 2' and More

brandonlee — Thu, 03 Jul 2014 05:03:08 -0000

Actually it sounds more like a screen-size and control issue? They probably need an iPad or 4" iPhone 5/5S sized screen to provide a good experience.

Re: Meet the Stealthy Start-Up That Aims to Sharpen Focus of Entire Camera Industry

brandonlee — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 02:28:16 -0000

Check out this older article on the company, which better explains how it works (http://www.binarycrumbs.com.... My concern is how large the sensor and aperture can be on a point & shoot camera, and thus how much depth of field we can expect to get out of the first product. It will get tired pretty quick if we always have to have an object in the foreground that's super close to the camera (like in many of the example shots above). Something that can isolate subjects between 1m to 3m away would be ideal. Lets you take blurred background portrait shots, for instance.