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In honor of spring, Google is now holding a limited time app sale, offering 19 reasonably high-profile games for as little as $.99. Here’s the full list of games available in the sale:
As you can see, there’s some really popular titles here, including several newer games like the Room 2. No word on exactly how long this sale will last, so we’d probably take advantage of the promotion right away.
It’s also important to note that the offer’s sale page doesn’t seem to be up for all regions just yet, though it is confirmed to be working at least in the United States and select parts of Europe. According to commenters on Reddit, if the page doesn’t come up for you, it doesn’t hurt to try visiting the apps directly instead of heading to the sale page.

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Google Play gets a ‘People’ section, lets you know what content others are using

Curious what kind of apps your friends and folks you follow might recommend? Thanks to a new change to the Google Play app, you can do just that by bringing up the “People” section within Play’s menu.

The first time you open the People section you’ll be able to opt in and from there you’ll see several familiar faces, as well as major tech publications and other businesses. Clicking on a person/business brings open a sub menu and shows just some of their app activity. You can also view these users full Google+ profiles, though that will push you out of the Play app and over to G+.

This is certainly a fun way to discover new apps, while also potentially learning a bit more about the app habits of your friends, family and others you follow. So how do you get in on the update? Actually, it’s turned on server side, so no update is required. We can confirm that the app is live in the midwest US, and likely many other parts of the world as well.

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"Make Yourself Happy So When Others Look at You They Become Happy Too"

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Today is the United Nation's International Day of Happiness. It's a great time to reflect on our own happiness—but also how that affects others.

The quote above, posted by Symphony of Love on Flickr, is from Yogi Bhajan: "Make yourself so happy so that when others look at you they become happy too."

Happiness and joy are infectious. Often we pursue happiness for our own benefit, but the quote reminds us there's nothing wrong or selfish about trying to be happier if you can spread that to others.

So strive to be happy, today and any other day. It's one of the best things you can do for yourself and everyone around you.

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Dummy new HTC One compared to Galaxy S4, iPhone 5s, and others

HTC will finally unveil the new HTC One next week, but the leaks just keep coming, with the latest leak showing a dummy unit of the phone next to a variety of other phones to show its relative size.

The photos of the dummy unit come from french blog NowhereElse.fr, which compares the phone to a variety of other devices including the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, LG G2, Sony Xperia Z1, and the iPhone 5s. They show what users can expect from the phone when it comes out, at least in terms of size.

The new HTC One is taller than almost every phone in the lineup, with the Galaxy Note 3 being the sole exception. The height is due to the black bezel below the screen with the HTC logo and the front-facing Boom Sound speakers of the device. The HTC One is narrower than most of the other phones in the comparison shots, though.

There’s not much else about the phone that we haven’t already seen or heard. The dummy unit clearly shows the dual rear-facing camera, the better positioned power button, the headphone jack on the bottom of the phone, and the continued focus on BlinkFeed (though it seems the new Sense does bring some new features to the homescreen).

HTC will announce the new One on March 25, with recent rumors claiming the phone will go on sale the same day as the launch event.

Is there anything about the new HTC One you feel you don’t know enough about yet?

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