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You know what can be fun if done in moderation? Most things, actually. Among those things, alcohol is probably high on the list for most people. While drinking, it's also fun to be able to quantify how intoxicated you actually are – something a little more than "my face is numb" or "Nah, I'm OK – I've only had 12 shots." That's where this nifty little Bluetooth breathalyzer from BACtrack ($150) comes into play – it can tell you exactly how drunk (or not drunk) you are in about 30 seconds.

• Smartphone Breathalyzer 'Breathometer' Reaches Over 5x Indiegogo Goal, Brings Sobriety Tests To Your 'Everyday Life'


• [CES 2012] Garmin Smartphone Link Connects Your Nüvi To Your Android Device To Provide Live Traffic Info, Help Find Your Parking Space


• Coming Soon To CyanogenMod: Drunk Mode


• Cocktail Flow And Cocktail Flow Tablet Let You Get Your Drink On In Style

BACtrack Bluetooth Breathalyzer Review: Your Friday Night Just Got A Little Geekier was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

The Moto X is undeniably one of the most important Android devices of 2013, and it's probably also one of the best. This phone can be had for a pittance on-contract, but many prospective buyers were disappointed the off-contract cost was so high. If $500 for this phone seems like too much, Republic Wireless is offering an alternative. The Moto X on this Sprint MVNO is just $299 and you can walk away at any time.

• Republic Wireless Makes $299 Off-Contract Moto X Official With New WiFi-Only Plan Options


• Moto X Goes On Sale At Republic Wireless – $299 Off-Contract With Plans From $5 To $40


• Republic Wireless Open For All: Preorders For The $259 Motorola DEFY XT Available Now


• Leaked Screenshot Indicates That Republic Wireless Will Sell The Moto X For $299 Off Contract

Republic Wireless Moto X Review: A Great Deal With Very Few Compromises was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Last year, PowerA tried to change the game (quite literally) with its MOGA (later changed to MOGA Pocket) and MOGA Pro controllers. While the idea was great and execution was decent, there was still a lot of room for improvement with both. This year's models – the Hero Power and Pro Power – not only look to improve the overall form factor and experience over last year's models, but also bring more juice and the ability to charge your device while you play using the internal battery.

• [Deal Alert] Moga Hero Power And Older Mogas (Pocket, Pro) On Sale On Amazon


• MOGA Hero Power And MOGA Pro Power Are Available For Pre-Order On Amazon, Shipping In November


• MOGA Hero And Pro Power Controllers Now Available For Sale, Get Them For $59.99 And $79.99 Respectively


• MOGA Hero Power Now Available From Amazon For $59.99, MOGA Pro Power Release Date Moved Up To November 4th

MOGA Hero And Pro Power Review: This Is Exactly How To Make A Better Mobile Controller was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Imagine your perfect full-sized tablet. It's light, thin, has a gorgeous high-resolution display, multiple-day battery life, powerful speakers, and a cutting-edge processor. The Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 is all these things and more. From a hardware and engineering standpoint, it is truly a marvel. And, for a certain class of buyer, it may very well be that "perfect" full-sized tablet.

When I reviewed the Fire HD (7") last year, I came to a similar conclusion - I was wowed by the hardware (perhaps excepting the processor, which was a laggardly dual-core TI OMAP), but the software made it difficult to recommend for enthusiasts like you and I.

• Is Amazon Deliberately Hiding Non-Kindle eReader Apps From Kindle Fire Owners?


• 7" Kindle Fire HDX Starts Shipping Today, Available Online Starting At $229.00 With Special Offers


• [Deal Alert] Amazon Celebrates The FAA's New Electronics Rules With A Kindle Sale: Fire HDX For $195, Fire HD For $118, Today Only


• [Update: More Details] Amazon Officially Announces The Kindle Fire, Available For Pre-Order Today For $199

Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 Review: Truly Excellent Hardware, Thoroughly Limited Software was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

I'll be honest, I've never really understood the appeal of fishing, and the concept of sitting on a boat for hours hoping to get a bite already strikes me as pretty ridiculous. Thanks to grocery stores, I can think of much easier ways to get fish, and with a memory foam mattress, I can think of even easier ways to relax. But Ridiculous Fishing, which made its Android debut last week as part of the current Humble Mobile Bundle, doesn't earn its name by even remotely simulating the pastime it resembles.

• [New Game] After Making Its Android Debut In Humble Mobile Bundle 3, Ridiculous Fishing Enters The Play Store For $2.99


• Humble Mobile Bundle 3 Includes The Debut Of Ridiculous Fishing and Swordigo, Plus Four More Awesome Android Games


• [New Game] Ninja Fishing Makes Its Way To Android, Is Fruit Ninja For Pescetarians


• Google Is Giving Away Ugly Ties For Father's Day (Among Other Virtual Crap) - No, I'm Not Kidding

Ridiculous Fishing Review: Why Choose Between Fishing And Hunting When You Can Do Both? was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Google is in the habit these days of selling extremely well-priced mobile devices like the new Nexus 5, but the same cannot be said for the accessories. Cases and chargers are all more expensive from the Play Store than the third-party alternatives, but sometimes it's worth the cost. Last year's Nexus wireless charger was one of the few Qi-compatible units out there, but the same cannot be said this year. Google's updated Nexus Wireless Charger comes in a little cheaper than last year's at $50, and it has some cool features.

• [CES 2013] The First Thing At CES I Actually Want: The TYLT Vu, A Wireless Qi Charger That Doesn't Suck


• Google's New Nexus Wireless Charger, Red/Yellow N5 Bumpers, And Black/White QuickCases Are On Sale In The US Play Store [Update: Canada Too]


• Nexus 4 Wireless Charging Orb Review: The Best $60 You Can Spend On A Wireless Charger Right Now


• Samsung Starts Bundling 2A Charger With Qi Charging Pad, Raises Price Just Enough To Put It Out Of 50% Off Coupon's Reach

Nexus Wireless Charger (2013) Review: You Get What You Pay For was written by the awesome team at Android Police.