The latest update to Go There Now can be found on the Google Play Store:

With GTN, navigation mode can be launched immediately and customized navigation shortcuts can be created.
0.9.2
- Aapt-based PNG processor is now default again while we investigate some issues with the old one.
- flavorGroups have been renamed flavorDimensions and the DSL has been updated. The old DSL is still available until 1.0 at which time it’ll be removed.
0.9.1android.packagingOptions {
- It’s now possible to include a file when there’s a conflict during packaging:
pickFirst ‘META-INF/foo.txt’
}
- New PNG processor.
- Should be much faster when processing many files
- Fix issue where crunched png are bigger than original file
- To revert to the old cruncher: android.aaptOptions.useAaptPngCruncher = true
WARNING: We’ve seen reports of the new processor generating PNGs that make the app crash on GB- The plugin now enforces that all library dependencies have a unique package name.
- To disable this you can use android.enforceUniquePackageName = false
- WARNING: The ability to disable enforcement will disappear in 1.0
- Fixes:
- Generated POM files now have the proper dependencies even if the pom object is manipulated in build.gradle
- libraryVariant API now gives access to the list of flavors.
- fixed issue where changes to the manifests of libraries didn’t trigger a new manifest merge.
- BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME is always generated even if the value is not set in the current variant.
- BuildConfig is now packaged in libraries. This requires that all your libraries have a unique package name.
- If you are disabling enforcement of package name, then you should disable packaging of BuildConfig with: android.packageBuildConfig = false
- WARNING: the ability to disable packaging will disappear in 1.0
android {
..
aaptOptions.useAaptPngCruncher = false
}
Given that Microsoft is ending support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014, it is highly recommended to either upgrade to a newer version of Windows, or switch to a more modern operating system. Otherwise, you risk being exposed to a multitude of security vulnerabilities.The only catch is that you have to upgrade to a new Windows 8 computer.
Those who are eligible for the promotion can redeem the credit at Microsoft’s online store or their retail shops — and the fact that you still use the 13-year old Windows XP is subject to verification by Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500). The offer is good for PCs ranging in price from $599 and $2,299 and will run until June 15.
The promotion is part of Microsoft’s plan to get the last remaining Windows XP users off the operating system before the April 8 end of life date. After April 8, Microsoft will no longer issue security updates to address viruses and exploits to the operating system.
GDC ’14 – Bustling with activity at the Career Center.
GDC ’14 – GDC attendees getting an opportunity to try out Oculus Rift.
GDC ‘ 14 – Unity promoting the Unity gaming engine to game developers.
GDC ’14 – The Sony PlayStation exhibit at GDC.
GDC ’14 – Valve’s exhibit at the GDC.
GDC ’14 – Valve’s SteamBox, a PC running SteamOS.
GDC ’14 – The controversial SteamOS controller.
GDC ’14 – Intel at GDC, promoting it’s Iris Pro GPU’s abilities.
GDC ’14 – AMD demonstrating EyeInfinity with Battlefield 4.
GDC ’14 – nVIDIA’s exhibit at GDC.
GDC ’14 – nVIDIA’s GRID rack server on display.
GDC ’14 – A GDC attendee playing Crypt of the Necrodancer with a DDR mat.
GDC ’14 – Bit Bros., a 2D fighting game that plays similarly to Nintendo’s Smash Bros. series.
GDC ’14 – The Videogame History Museum Exhibit at GDC.
GDC ’14 – Game Developer’s Choice Awards
DRAGON GEO is now available for download on the Google Play Store. If you have an Android device, be sure to check it out! I’ll be making improvements to the app from time to time.
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