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Ask a Dev: How Do I Start Making Games For iOS and Android? The latest video in our Ask A Dev series discusses what tools to use when starting out developing games for iOS and Android. iPhone Case Lets You Charge Your Device by Hand The Mipwr Dynamo is an iPhone case with two functions: it acts as both a protective shield and a charger for your phone -- with no plugging in required. 6 Creative Hacks for Your Smartphone If you're looking for easy ways to customize your phone without jailbreaking or rooting it, try these hacks and tricks on your mobile device. Haunted House Reactions Are Back — and Funnier Than Ever The brilliantly twisted minds at Nightmares Fear Factory are back, with the hilarious reactions of people who dared to enter the haunted house. Google Reveals Major Update to Search Algorithm Google announced a handful of new updates to the company's search offering, including "Hummingbird," a major update the Google's search algorithm. iPhone 5C: The iPhone for Everyone Still Pleases [REVIEW] It may pack mostly year-old technology, but the colorful iPhone 5C still has the goods to deliver what most people want in a smartphone. Facebook Finally Lets You Edit Posts on Android and Web Facebook is introducing the ability to edit status updates in a transparent fashion. The Easiest and Hardest Smartphones to Repair IFixit, the company that provides regular teardowns of new gadgets, has released a list of smartphones sorted by their repairability score. 10 Cute iPhone Cases for Couples To show the world just how synced up the two of you are, we found an adorable selection of precious pairs of cases that are perfect for couples. The 10 Most Beautiful Mobile Games Great graphics don't necessarily make a beautiful mobile game. Check out these 10 games that focus on more than reality. An Early Look at the Carbon Nanotube Computer Your Kids Will Use Researchers from Stanford University have unveiled what they are calling "the world's first carbon nanotube computer." Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a California Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064