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Terminator Genisys: Revolution is the first Android app you can pre-register for

Publié: mai 10, 2015, 6:44pm CEST par Mark Wilson

To be first in line to download a new app, you need to be quick off the mark. You might hear about a game or app weeks ahead of launch, and it's all too easy to miss the launch date. You might be wondering why it has taken Google so long to do something about it.

For Android users this is now a thing of the past thanks to the introduction of pre-registration. The first title in Google Play to offer this is Terminator Genisys: Revolution. You can now register your interest in the game and you'll be notified when it is released and is ready for download.

The process is pretty simple, and it makes perfect sense for app and game developers as it provides a way to promote a product ahead of launch. There's no need to wait until launch day for supported apps to appear in Google Play as their entry can now be posted ahead of time. To make sure you don’t miss out, just hit the pre-register button and you'll be told:

You're about to pre-register for TERMINATOR GENISYS: REVOLUTION. Pre-registering means that you will recieve (sic) a notification on your device when the app is released. You can unregister by clicking the 'Unregister' button.

Terminator Genisys: Revolution may be the first app in Google Play that you can pre-order, but it certainly won’t be the last.
Share files on 50+ hosting services with Image Uploader

Publié: mai 10, 2015, 8:53am CEST par Mike Williams

Image Uploader is a free Windows application which uploads your chosen selected files (not just images, despite the name) to any of 50+ image or file hosting sites: Flickr, Imageshack, Imgur, Picasa, Twitpic, Dropbox, Google Drive, SendSpace and generic FTP servers, amongst many others.

Getting started is easy. Once you’ve set up a default service, you can upload files or folders by dragging and dropping them onto the program window, or right-clicking them in Explorer and selecting Image Uploader > Upload…

An integrated screen capture tool can grab the entire screen, active window, rectangular or freehand area. This can optionally be opened in your default system editor, before being uploaded for immediate sharing.

There’s also support for uploading video frames. This isn’t exactly sophisticated -- there’s no video editor, instead it generates a specified number of evenly spaced frames and you choose whatever looks best -- but it’s still a feature worth having.

Once the files are online, Image Uploader provides their links in URL or BBCode form, as well as a range of HTML variants (links, images, clickable thumbnails, table of clickable thumbnails), Markdown and more.

There’s even more power in the Settings dialog, where you can set up the program to resize images, add watermarks, apply text and more, or tweak your screengrabs to clear a window’s transparent corners, add a shadow, and create a file using your preferred naming scheme.

The Image Uploader interface is a little quirky, more a list of separate functions than a coherent whole. But it works well, supports a good range of hosting services, is extremely configurable, and -- unusual for this type of tool -- has absolutely no adware at all. Check it out.