Fling coming to Xbox Live on Windows Phone this Wednesday on the cheap

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It's getting downwards to the wire, just we exercise at last have details of this week's Xbox Live release. This Wednesday, prolific Swiss developer Miniclip's latest game Fling makes its debut. Fling's Achievements were starting time discovered back in early May, along with Battleship and Mirror's Edge. This will make two downwardly and one to become, won't it?

Fling is a puzzle game that plays much differently from Miniclip's previous Xbox live releases. In each level, players must flick furballs into each other with the goal of leaving merely 1 monster on the board. Furballs can only travel horizontally or vertically and they only stop when they striking another furball, and so you'll need to experiment and/or think a few moves in accelerate to win.

Fling packs metric tonnes of puzzles spread beyond four game modes. Free-play lets y'all play at a relaxed footstep without fourth dimension constraints; Arcade challenges players to solve as many puzzles equally possible earlier time runs out; Challenge breaks groups of levels up into timed sets; and Frenzy is a never-ending survival mode. Arcade and Frenzy each have several specific Achievements, while the other modes do not.

With many mobile Xbox Live gamers suffering from puzzle game fatigue, Miniclip'south newest needs something special to catch gamers' eyes. Skillful news! Fling launches Wednesday, June 20 at a toll of only 99 cents. If y'all can't wait a mean solar day to play it, head over to Miniclip.com right now to bank check out the Flash version.

The AT&T version of Surface Duo is now getting Android 11

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The AT&T version of Surface Duo is at present getting Android 11

After a very long await, the original Surface Duo is now eligible to receive its over-the-air Bone update to Android 11. Hither is what is new and fixed with the biggest update nevertheless for Microsoft'due south first dual-screen Android device.