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Stay Safe Out There! Pokémon Craze Around the Bay Area
This is a pretty smart move, which is a good avenue to bring more sights to the game while enabling brands to get their name on "Pokemon Go". In less than a week, the game has resulted in a phenomenon of mass, impromptu meetings of people, and players complaining of sore legs.
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Pokemon Go is now officially out in the UK
You can obtain the app unofficially on Android , though that does open you up to some risks, as there is talk of some users getting banned for running the app this way. For, the game has been able to get users to use augmented reality application, paving the way for other such games to take off. "I really looked forward to playing the Pokemon artificial reality game since they first announced it".
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How To Work Around Pokemon Go's Freezing PokeBall Glitch
Don't go jumping into a neighbor's yard. Using the "nearby" tab at the bottom right of your screen, you will be able to determine how far the Pokemon is from your location. Whatever bonus you're going for, keep in mind to tap and hold on the Pokeball to start the ring cycle so that you can wait to toss your ball until the ring is at the correct point.
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Florida Zika cases top 300 as eighteen cases are reported Friday
According to a report released Friday, a woman traveled from a country with mosquito-transmitted Zika to New York City . Eleven countries have now reported sexual transmission of Zika, though previous cases have involved men spreading the virus to women or to other men .
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You Can Now Submit Pokemon GO Location Requests for PokeStops and Gyms
Players have reported being disconnected or being unable to use the app all together. But in infusing the Pokemon universe into this formula, Niantic has hit the jackpot, sending millions of Pokemonhunters into the streets in a quest to catch 'em all.
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Pokémon Go is now the most popular mobile game in USA history
However, developer Niantic plans to expand the rollout of Pokemon Go to 200 countries and regions, and it will all happen "relatively soon". In an interview with Reuters , chief executive of Niantic (who along with Nintendo developed the game) John Hanke said: "Why limit it?" Reuters reports that Nintendo shares rose another 10 percent today and have jumped by 86 percent in just over a week.