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One of the most popular instalments of the Grand Theft Auto video game franchise by Rockstar, GTA V, is now almost confirmed to soon hit the online shelves in its PC, or Windows version. PC gamers were up in arms ever since Rockstar made no mention of a PC release for the game apart from saying it was up for consideration, and felt left out while PS3 and Xbox 360 gamers enjoyed the game since its September 2013 release.
While Rockstar has kept mum about the release of the games PC version, online retailer Amazons German site recently listed GTA Vs PC version, giving PC gamers something to be enthusiastic about.
GTA V PC version is listed at 60 euros, which is approximately Rs. 5,000. There is no word on the minimum system requirements of the game as of now, but based on the games graphics and other data, it is being speculated that a mid-range PC would struggle to run the game as it comes with high-end graphics. The listing page also mentions that the PC version is only available for Windows 7 and Windows Vista OS versions.
Interestingly, corroborating the Amazon Germany listing, Amazon France reportedly also listed the PC version on its shelves, a listing that has now been removed from the website, according to Gamespot.
Back in October 2013, Chris Evenden, Nvidias senior director of investor relations, by mistake spitted out the information stating "[PC] gamers are preparing their systems for a strong roster of games coming this fall, including blockbuster franchises such as Call of Duty: Ghosts, Grand Theft Auto 5 and Assassins Creed 4." Later a statement was made to Eurogamer, which mentioned "Nvidia does not have information on any possible PC version release of Grand Theft Auto or its availability."
Recently a petition regarding the release of GTA 5 PC version crossed 660,000 supporters on change.org pressing the issue on Rockstar.
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We’ve all been on one of those small regional jets – the tiny seats, cramped leg room and barely enough overhead space for your roller bag. Nothing will make trips on those small planes better. But American Eagle Airlines Inc. is hoping a name change might class things up a bit.
American Airlines Group Inc. announced that American Eagle Airlines, Inc., its regional jet service carrier, will soon be known as Envoy.
Does the name sound familiar? It should. Envoy was once used by American’s new partner US Airways used to distinguish its business class offerings. So while the name elicits thoughts of extra leg room and comfortable seating, you’re not getting any of those things.
American Airlines Group said the name change was made to give the company its own distinct identity and eliminate the confusion between the company’s current name and American Eagle, the regional flying brand of American Airlines, Inc. With the formation of American Airlines Group, the 10 regional carriers providing service for American and US Airways will eventually fly under the American Eagle brand.
Envoy was chosen after an “extensive selection and vetting process” the airlines said.
“The name was chosen because Envoy is reflective of what the company does for the airlines it works with – serving as their ambassador and a representative to their customers,” airline officials said in a news release.
Customers flying on American Eagle Airlines and American Eagle-branded regional service should not experience any changes to travel. Eventually, “Operated by Envoy” will be added to the aircraft and passenger tickets.
The name change is just the latest development in the American Airlines and U.S. Airways merger. The marriage between the airlines became official in December after a long courting period.
Earlier this month, the airlines announced several customer-centric changes, including changes to mileage programs, combined terminals and “overcommunication” with customers.
American Eagle Airlines, Inc. To Change Its Name To Envoy [American Airlines]
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Since we launched Chrome for Android Beta in February, we’ve been listening closely to all of your feedback (thank you!). It’s great to hear how so many of you love having the Chrome experience on your Android 4.0 phone or tablet.
With today’s update, Chrome for Android Beta is now available in 31 more languages and in all countries where Google Play is available. We’ve also added many much-requested features, including:
If you build websites, you may want to take note of a change in the User-Agent specification for Chrome for Android.
If you haven’t already, you can install Chrome for Android Beta from Google Play on your Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) phone or tablet. As were still in Beta, we look forward to your feedback so we can continue to improve Chrome for Android.
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Dan Alcantara and Oli Lan, Software Engineers on Chrome for Android
Trusted Reviews quotes BlackBerrys Senior Director of BBM Business Development, David Proulx, as saying the nonexistence of a BBM application for Windows Phone was "entirely market driven," and stated that the decision is not a "religious thing," but is instead merely a choice made on the basis of a lack of consumer demand.
The comment makes it clear BlackBerry finds the demand for the app on Windows Phone has still not reached a point where they would need to consider developing it. Despite the release of the app on Android and iOS as a free-for-use messaging app, and it reaching almost 10 million downloads, BlackBerry is still some distance away from the Windows Phone app. Proulx added, "Our initial launch on iOS and Android was a function of the prevalence of those platforms."
While there has been reported confirmation from Proulx that there are no plans for now, he has not ruled out an app in the future. He says that there is a possibility of doing that once markets emerge. "As other platforms emerge, whichever they may be, we will execute on those platforms as well," he said. Justifying the stance further and the lack of support for the Microsoft OS, he said that it wasnt a statement of intent. "Its just a function of when does it make sense and when is it something that consumers demand in sufficient numbers to make it worth our while and worth their while."
Perhaps in hindsight, it might even make sense given that even though the Windows Phone platform has improved one day at a time, it has failed to attract top developers and application makers from across the globe, unlike the iOS and Android platforms. The Windows Phone platform in recent times however has seen a surge in its apps store, with the likes of WhatsApp, Vine and Instagram performing very well on the store since their respective releases. BlackBerry, on the other hand, has taken a wait and watch approach for the same.