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As many people noted in the comments during our Clash of Clans series, I haven’t been playing for very long. While we were winding down yet another crazy CES coverage day I noticed Phil pick up his Nexus 9 and furiously tap to collect a few resources, and when he caught my gaze he explained that his little girl was obsessed with this game so he picked it up. A quick look at my Google Play account confirmed that I had installed this game for my son a while back, but really didn’t know anything about the game.

Today, I sit before you a changed man. It has been 30 days since I installed Clash of Clans, and it is now the game I play the most on all of my devices.

Wireless charging is awesome. There’s no doubt about it. The removal of cables and fiddling with ports is a thing of the past for many, but Samsung has revealed the company will release hardware that supports all available wireless charging standards at some point later this year. The move will help eliminate the issue consumers have today of choosing between wireless charging standards. What’s more is we could see this new tech in the Galaxy S6.

The Nexus 6 spring clip holster keeps your device clipped in tight, no matter the hustle and bustle. Just clip it to your belt, pants or bag and pop in your device. The top spring clip is extremely tough and provides quick-release access when you need to answer a call, text or email.

Clips is a simple app with one main purpose: to make copying, pasting, and re-using text snippets as simple as possible. Unlike keyboard shortcuts, Clips can import anything on your clipboard with just a swipe and a tap. You can also activate the keyboard and action extension to access your snippets in even more places.

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When I discovered Clips in the App Store a few weeks ago, I was intrigued by the idea of having frequently used blocks of text available to me via Notification Center. At first I had to train myself to remember to use them, but once I did, Clips immediately became a necessary part of my workflow.

Anytime I need to use a canned email response, I just swipe down in Notification Center and copy the text I need. And if I need to copy a huge block of text for later use — whether that’s a code snippet, links, or plain text — Clips instantly recognizes what I’ve got on the clipboard and lets me import it with one tap.

If you frequently work with links and embedding images, Clips supports both. With links, you can choose many different formats including Markdown syntax and many different title plus URL formats. You can even share images with Clips for easy access. I’ve found this convenient for images that go with articles I want to share more than once on social media, for example. Once I’m done, I can remove it from Clips. You can even be slightly evil and save your favorite memes for convenient reuse. GIF files, however, are touch and go and sometimes showed up as blank for me.

I haven’t found it necessary to use the keyboard that comes with Clips, preferring the Notification Center widget. If you prefer the keyboard method, however, you’ve got that option too, and need only activate it in Settings to get started. Aside from a quick shortcut panel, you also have a nicely laid out dark-themed keyboard at your disposal. I personally prefer the stock iOS keyboard, but this one isn’t a bad option, either.

Last but certainly not least is Clips’s action extension: It lets you share multitudes of content in just two taps. Clips will show you a preview and if everything looks okay, you can save it for later use and it’ll instantly be available in Clips everywhere. It doesn’t get much easier than that!

The good

• Multiple ways to share snippets to and from Clips: keyboard, Notification Center, and the app itself
• Supports multiple types of media
• Automatically formats Markdown links for instant use
• iCloud sync for multiple devices (requires additional in-app purchase)

The bad

• Currently no way to edit existing clips without re-doing them (unless I’m overlooking something obvious)
• GIFs don’t seem to save well in Clips, if at all

The bottom line

Clips is currently the best way to manage text snippets for anyone running iOS 8 and above. With multiple ways to access content, the possibilities of what you can do with Clips are virtually endless.

For anyone who has ever had to type the same thing more than once and found themselves wishing there was an easier way than standard keyboard shortcuts, Clips is for you.

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AT&T has announced that some GoPhone customers will soon have more data to use. Both new and existing customers on the $45 per month 1GB plan will now have an allotment of 1.5GB of high-speed LTE data, with customers on the $60 per month 2.5GB plan also receiving a data increase, according to AT&T:

AT&T has announced that some GoPhone customers will soon have more data to use. Both new and existing customers on the $45 per month 1GB plan will now have an allotment of 1.5GB of high-speed LTE data, with customers on the $60 per month 2.5GB plan also receiving a data increase, according to AT&T:

AT&T has announced that some GoPhone customers will soon have more data to use. Both new and existing customers on the $45 per month 1GB plan will now have an allotment of 1.5GB of high-speed LTE data, with customers on the $60 per month 2.5GB plan also receiving a data increase, according to AT&T:

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AT&T has announced that some GoPhone customers will soon have more data to use. Both new and existing customers on the $45 per month 1GB plan will now have an allotment of 1.5GB of high-speed LTE data, with customers on the $60 per month 2.5GB plan also receiving a data increase, according to AT&T: