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Crowdfunding project of the week Modobag is a luggage bag you can ride!

Its time for your featured crowdfunding project of the week! This is an article series in which we select the coolest crowdfunding campaigns from websites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo. We all know there are plenty of projects we would rather not waste our time with.

Other featured crowdfunding campaigns: 

• Omnicharge battery pack
• Solos Smart Cycling Glasses
• Basslet wearable subwoofer

I must say this weeks featured crowdfunding project is about the coolest we have seen in a very long time. The Modobag is a luggage bag you can ride! Literally – you can hop on it and take it for a spin through the airport.

The suit case has 2,000 cubic inches of interior storing capacity and measures 22 x 9 x 14 inches, which means it doesnt need to be checked in. Once everything is packed, its simple to pull out the handle bars and jump right on top of it to take a ride.

Maximum speed is set to 8 miles per hour and it has a range of 6 miles (based on a 180-pound user). It is all powered by a "belt-driven, maintenance-free, high-torque 150 watt electric motor".

By the way, its battery can charge your gadgets. The Modobag comes equipped with two USB charging ports than will keep all your devices powered up. And this is no dumb riding bag, either. It actually has smart features that work with the companys official app. This application helps you locate the bag using GPS. Its also possible to set up proximity alerts for when you forget your bag or go to far from it.

Pretty amazing, right? I know I want to get one for myself, but lets not get too excited just yet. This thing looks expensive… and it is. The lowest you can get it for on Indiegogo is $995. That money is well worth it for someone who travels often, though.

It has reached and far surpassed its goal, so theres no need to worry. Shipping is estimated to start this January (2017), so get ready to ride right into your flight!

Check out the Modobag on Indiegogo

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Here are the videos you don’t want to miss this week – July 24 2016

As per usual, this week has been busy in the Android world.

We finally got the chance to offer our full thoughts and opinions on Lenovos new Moto Z and Moto Z Force, as well as a great new budget-friendly smartphone, the Alcatel Idol 4S. We also went out on the town to play a quick Pokémon GO session, which you should definitely check out if youve ever played the game.

And of course, theres a lot more where that came from. A full list of videos can be found attached below. Without any further delay, here are the Android-related videos you dont want to miss this week.

Reviews

Moto Z and Moto Z Force review – are mods the future?

Lenovos new Moto Z and Moto Z Force are super thin, have top-of-the-line specs, and sport a modular design. Is that enough to help the devices stand out from the crowd? Check out Joshs full review for all the details.

• Moto Z and Moto Z Force review

Alcatel Idol 4S review

Were not used to seeing higher end devices from Alcatel, but it looks like thats changing. Alcatels Idol 4S is fast, well built and a great budget option for anyone looking to save a bit of cash. If you want to know more, youll want to watch Johns full review.

• Alcatel Idol 4S review

AR-printed pictures – Prynt review

Josh reviews Prynt – a fun accessory that takes and prints Polaroid-style pictures with a little augmented reality fun thrown in.

• Prynt review: augmented reality comes to photos

Hands-on

ZTE ZMAX PRO hands-on

ZTEs past roots are firmly at the entry-level and the ZTE ZMAX Pro is one of these offering a great package at a budget-friendly $100. Heres our hands-on.

• ZTE ZMAX PRO hands-on

When AI meets art: Prisma photo filters

Prisma launched on iOS a month ago and 8 million installs later, its the #1 app in over 40 countries. Ahead of its launch on Android in a few weeks, heres a sneak preview of the beta.

• Prisma hands-on: This app turns lousy pics into artwork

Android Authority Plays: Pokémon GO

Joe and Josh twist their caps backwards and go out into the world as Pokémon GO trainers. How successful are they? Find out as we play Pokemon Go!

Should I keep my phone plugged in overnight?

The age-old question: should you keep your phone plugged in overnight? You might have heard some downsides of keeping your phone plugged in for 7+ hours, but should you actually be worried about anything? Check out Jayces video for more.

• Should I keep my phone plugged in overnight?

The Lunar XPRIZE – For Google, the sky is the limit

In 2017, Google wants to help independent R&D teams send a rover up to the Moon! Welcome to the Lunar XPRIZE, which I think is the most fascinating Google-sponsored competition yet.

• The Lunar XPRIZE – For Google, the sky is the limit

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5 Android apps you shouldn’t miss this week! – Android Apps Weekly

Welcome to the 150th edition of Android Apps Weekly! Just like last week, we have our news broken up between Pokemon Go and everything else. That way, you can skip the Pokemon Go news if youd like. Lets get started!

Pokemon Go news:

• Razer has announced that theyre making a chat application specifically for Pokemon Go. The app, which will be called RazerGo, is a location-aware chat app that will be open to everyone who is in your general vicinity. The idea is to help Pokemon Go players chat it up when theyre near each other and talk about the game. It should be out before too long.
• The first sponsored Pokestops were dropped this week. The winner of being able to say that they were first was McDonalds. The chain will have most of its 3000 locations in Japan become Pokestops and Gyms for players to flock to and enjoy. We dont know when it will roll out to other companies, but it should be soon.
• A Redditor did a little research this week and showed that level scaling in Pokemon Go is absurdly high. Getting from level 30 to level 31 requires as much XP as going from level 1 to level 25. This has launched discussion about whether or not the game scales too aggressively and what Niantic can do about it. Well let you know how it turns out.
• GameStop has reported that their sales have spiked 100% since the launch of Pokemon Go. Theyve been able to make their establishments Pokestops or Gyms and have been hosting family events. This has brought tons of people which has, in turn, caused sales to spike. Its a genius strategy, really, and GameStop is one of many companies to see sales go up thanks to Pokemon Go.
• Its been estimated that Pokemon Go is currently making about $2 million per day. The AppInstitute website has a real-time tracker that shows you a rough estimate of what the game is making. It piles up wicked fast and the game seems to be making a ton of money right now.
• Pokemon Go was actually supposed to release in France earlier this week. However, after the tragedy at Nice, Niantic decided to delay the release there for a little while to respect the events that occurred there. There is still going to be a French release, but its going to be a little bit longer. It did launch in Canada along with Japan and 26 European countries over the last week.
• Sprint is jumping onto the Pokemon hype train by giving out a ton of free stuff. Each of their locations will become charging stations for players and they will also offer experts to help in certain locations along with Lures at locations that also have nearby Pokestops. This is after T-Mobile announced free data for a year for Pokemon Go players last week.

The rest of the headlines:

• A while ago, it was announced that a conglomeration of Chinese investors wanted to buy Opera for $1.2 billion. However, this week it was announced that the deal has fallen through due to regulatory issues. Shortly thereafter, a new deal was announced. The new deal, which features all of the same players, is for $600 million for a controlling stake in Opera instead of for the whole company.
• A court ruling this week has set a precedent that uploading videos of people in a bathroom stall to Snapchat without their consent is now a crime. This occurred after a high school student took video of another student in a bathroom stall and uploaded to his Snapchat. The other student later committed suicide because of the video. As a result, courts have ruled that such behavior is now illegal. Why this wasnt a law sooner is beyond me, but its official now.
• Twitter is making verification a little bit easier for user accounts. The idea is to help people get verified accounts even if theyre not as popular. The process is actually very simple. Youll be asked to make some changes to your profile to accommodate the requirements. After that, youll need to submit some links to verify who you are and then submit the form. Twitter will reach out a few days later if youre verified.
• Everyone is talking about a new photo app called Prisma this week. The app uses artificial intelligence to apply some truly unique filters to your photos. This gives them a unique look that you wont find with other apps. We have a hands-on video on our YouTube channel if you want to check it out. It was briefly available as an invite-only beta, but that has since closed down. Now were all waiting for the public release.

For even more Android apps and games news, dont forget to check out this weeks newsletter by clicking here! Its full of news, updates, and releases that we didnt have time for here. If youre interested, you can sign up for the newsletter using the form below and well send it to you every Sunday! For even faster updates, check out our official app!

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Blue Angels – Aerobatic SIM

[Price: Free with in-app purchases]
Its been a long time since we saw a good flight sim released on Android and Blue Angels fits the bill. The game is based around the official Blue Angels and youll be allowed to perform similar manuevers and aerobatics with these that you may have seen in real life. Youll have an Airshow Mode, Additive Mode, and more where youll be able to fly around and do some really fun stuff. Its officially licensed by the US Navy and its free to download.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Google Arts and Culture

[Price: Free]
Google Arts and Culture is a free app that lets you view all kinds of art, landmarks, and more. It boasts high quality, 360-degree images from over 850 museums and archives along with much more. This is a great app for art aficionados and its doubly good as an educational app for youngsters. It also comes with sorting features to help find what youre looking for and a Collections section where you can organize your favorites. Its completely free with no in-app purchases.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Suicide Squad: Special Ops

[Price: Free with in-app purchases]
Suicide Squad: Special Ops is a first-person action game where you play as members of the Suicide Squad. The mechanics are an unusual mix of first person shooter along with a fighting game. That means youll be bashing in the faces of opponents in the first person view. It has decent graphics and plenty of gameplay content for you to play with. The only downside is that it can get repetitive after a while since most of your time will be spent mowing down bad guys. Still, its a decent game, especially for fans of the series. Its also a free download.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Swiftmoji Keyboard

[Price: Free with in-app purchases]
A lot of people have been wondering what SwiftKey has been up to since its Microsoft acquisition earlier this year. The answer is Swiftmoji Keyboard. This is a new keyboard that uses Swiftkeys prediction system to try to predict which emoji you want to use and when you want to use them. It worked alright in our testing, but these kinds of apps usually get better the longer you use them. We dont know why this wasnt integrated into Swiftkey directly, but at least its free if you want to try it out.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Borderlands 2

[Price: $14.99]
Borderlands 2, yes the actual Borderlands 2, was released on Android this week. Well, technically, it was released on Android TV devices and on the Nvidia Shield Console. The game is a port and contains all of the same story elements, graphics, and gameplay mechanics as its console and PC counterparts. Along with the original game, youll also have access to new classes and characters as well as online co-op mode. If you have an Android TV or Shield Console, this is probably worth the $14.99 price tag.

Get it now on Google Play!

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Related best app lists:

• Use that strategic mind of yours to tackle the best tower defense games on Android!
• Or check out some of the best strategy games on Android, period!

If we missed any of the best Android apps or games news from the last week, tell us about them in the comments!To see our complete list of best app lists, click here.

And that about does it for this one folks. If you want to watch our Prisma hands on video, well have that linked up there on the screen adn in the video description below.

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