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  1. With and becoming two big heavy hitters in my gaming schedule, the pick up and okay nature of for the has been an absolute joy in between bigger sessions.

    Playing on my

  2. Lilbits: Clicks Communicator, another use for the Anbernic RG Rotate, and two tiny operating systems

    The Clicks Communicator is a modern smartphone that borrows some ideas from classic BlackBerry phones. Made by the same folks behind the Clicks keyboard cases for existing phones, the company’s first full-fledged phone has a square screen, a QWERTY keyboard, and a customized Android interface.

    Clicks began taking pre-orders for the Communicator at the start of the year, and plans to begin […]

    #anbernic #anbernicRgRotate #clicks #clicksCommunicator #googleTv #hamsteros #handheldGameConsole #lilbits #linux #onn #onnFhdStreamingStick #operatingSystems #segaGenesis #segaMegadrive Read more: liliputing.com/lilbits-clicks-
  3. The Anbernic RG Rotate is a weird handheld game console with a flip-out controller that hides behind a 3.5 inch, 720 x 720 touchscreen display when you don't need it. This $33 charging dock turns it into a cute little alarm clock. retrododo.com/theres-now-a-doc

  4. Lilbits: The trouble with lifetime subscriptions, Google puts AI everywhere, and the Trump Phone is real?

    Once upon a time, Plex was a free app that was a fork of XBMC (Kodi) that you could use as a full-screen media player on a computer, or to stream media over a local network. And you can still use it for those things. But these days Plex also offers ad-supported TV & movie streaming, and subscription services that let you stream your personal media collection over the internet (so you can watch […]

    #ai #aiSearch #anbernic #anbernicRgDs #audioGlasses #flx1s #flx1sPlus #furiLabs #gemini #google #handheldGameConsole #kindle #lifetimeSubscription #lilbits #linuxPhone #mobileLinux #plex #plexPass #search #smartGlasses #subscriptions Read more: liliputing.com/lilbits-the-tro
  5. The Anbernic RG DS is a $94 dual-screen handheld game console that originally with Android 14. But a new Linux-based OS that can boot from an SD card offers a custom UI & navigation optimized for dual screens. youtube.com/watch?v=eKoDHtU_ELk

  6. Anbernic RG Rotate now available for $83 and up (handheld game console with flip-out display)

    The Anbernic RG Rotate is a handheld game console with mediocre specs that should be good enough for retro gaming, but which may struggle with some newer games. But it’s still an interesting little handheld for two reasons: its flip-out display makes the RG Rotate a very portable option for handheld gaming, and it’s pretty cheap.

    Anbernic introduced the handheld earlier this year, and now the […]

    #anbernic #anbernicRgRotate #flipOut #flipout #handheldGameConsole Read more: liliputing.com/anbernic-rg-rot
  7. Anbernic RG Rotate handheld game console with flip-out display coming soon for $88 and up

    Handheld devices with square displays that flip upward to reveal a keypad or gamepad are having a moment… again. Last month a company called FROG Technologies introduced a phone that gives strong Motorola Flipout vibes, while handheld game console maker Anbernic has been sharing teasers for an upcoming model called the Anbernic RG Rotate.

    Now Anbernic has revealed more details about its new […]

    #anbernic #anbernicRgRotate #flipout #handheldGameConsole Read more: liliputing.com/anbernic-rg-rot
  8. Anbernic's new handheld with a flip-out display that covers the gamepad appears to be called the Anbernic RG Rotate and it'll be a compact gaming device with a 2,000 mAh battery and 10W charging. More details closer to launch. retrododo.com/anbernics-leaked

  9. Lilbits: Anbernic’s unusual handheld, reMarkable’s next tablet, and SteamOS 3.8

    Anbernic is a Chinese company that has made a lot of handheld game consoles over the years. But a short video making the rounds shows an upcoming handheld from the company that’s unlike anything else we’ve seen from Anbernic.

    At first it looks like a tiny phone with a small square touchscreen display. But then the person holding it flicks the screen so that it rotates 90 degrees while it […]

    #anbernic #galaxyZTrifold #handheldGameConsole #lilbits #luckfoxLume #microsoft #powertoys #remarkable #remarkablePaperPure #samsung #samsungGalaxyZTrifold #sbc #sharedAudio #steamMachines #steamos #windows11 Read more: liliputing.com/lilbits-anberni
  10. A 30 second video shows an upcoming Anbernic handheld game console with a small square touchscreen display that flips upward to reveal a gamepad. There are no details about specs, pricing or availability yet. reddit.com/r/SBCGaming/comment

  11. I finally returned to and made enough progress to write a bit about it. I'm on the second act right now and just recovered Figaro Castle!

    Still playing on my wonderful RG35XXSP

  12. Lilbits: Android for desktop PCs leaks, as does NVIDIA’s processors for laptops

    Google has made it pretty clear that it’s working on bringing a desktop mode to Android, effectively blurring the lines between Android and ChromeOS (and maybe eventually phasing out the latter). But most of the work on that project has been taking place behind closed doors.

    A recent bug report in the Chromium bug tracker provided an early look though. While the web page has been removed, the […]

    #aluminumOs #anbernic #anbernicRgG01 #android #androidForDesktop #blackberry #bringBackBlackberry #chrome #clicksCommunicator #gmk #gmkNucboxK13 #leaks #lilbits #lunarLake #miniPc #nvidia #nvidiaN1 #nvidiaN1x #riscV #spacemit #spacemitK3 Read more: liliputing.com/lilbits-android
  13. update!

    I was a little lost in Vector but I think I finally triggered a cutscene telling me where to go. I also found some nice items and equipment!

    Kefka doing Kefka things as always

    I also don't remember the last time I charged my which is nice.

  14. I usually play with my inside my house or the office, but I carried it with me to the shopping mall and—while it is not as bright as a phone screen—it has served me really well.

    Got to Vector in now!