This ‘Pokémon Go’ Hack Lets Pokémon Interact with the Real World
Interactive Dynamic Video captures object vibrations so pokémon can move real objects. Continue reading This ‘Pokémon Go’ Hack Lets Pokémon Interact with the Real World
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Interactive Dynamic Video captures object vibrations so pokémon can move real objects. Continue reading This ‘Pokémon Go’ Hack Lets Pokémon Interact with the Real World
Players are really not happy they can no longer track nearby pokémon. Continue reading Damn, ‘Pokémon Go’ Now Has Less Than 2 Stars in the App Store
Come on Niantic, don’t be a fun sponge. Continue reading Is Using Third Party Maps to Find Pokémon Really Cheating?
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John Hanke, Niantic’s CEO, has become the apple of every gamer’s eyes
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Continue reading Twitter Account of Pokémon Go’s Developer Hacked by OurMine
Twitter account of another high-profile CEO has been hacked!
This time, it’s Niantic CEO John Hanke, the developer behind the world’s most popular game Pokémon GO.
And it seems like Hanke is so busy with its newly launched game Pokémon GO that he hasn’t noticed or took any measures against it even after over 12 hours of the hack, as the tweets made by hackers are still displaying on his
Continue reading Pokémon GO Creator’s Twitter Account Hacked — Pika, Pikaaaa!
It’s one big augmented reality family. Continue reading Why ‘Ingress’ Players Held a ‘Pokémon Go’ Party
No one has expected to see a mobile gaming app become so popular so fast and affect people the way it has. Indeed, the introduction of Pokémon Go—plus the sharp rise of popularity of augmented reality—has opened a lot of opportunities for cross-industry innovation and growth. Unfortunately, it’s not all fun and games for every player and those caught in the experience of others.
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Continue reading Five ways to stay safe online while playing Pokémon Go
A wild Python appeared, and it wants to play Pokemon Go. Python bots are taking over the game when you can’t, and they are good. Since you’re likely to bump into one sooner or later, here’s an overview:
One of the first workable bots and the origin of a lot of (dirty) code, as well as the (not dirty at all) Pokemon Trainer Club client secret, is [Mila432’s] Pokemon Go Bot. One of his initial goals was to make better sense of the API, which worked out better than he hoped.
Not wanting to impetuously destroy the numerous helpful applications …read more
Since Pokemon Go blew up the world a couple of weeks ago we’ve been trying to catch ’em all. Not the Pokemon; we’ve been trying to collect all the hardware hacks, and in particular the most complete GPS spoofing hack. We are now ready to declare the first Grandmaster GPS spoofing hack for Pokemon Go. It broadcasts fake GPS signals to your phone allowing the player to “walk around” the real world using a gaming joystick.
Just about everything about this looks right to us. They’re transmitting radio signals and are doing the responsible thing by using an RF shield …read more
Continue reading We Declare The Grandmaster Of Pokemon Go GPS Cheats
[Pepijn de Vos] was excited to interact with the world’s most popular augmented reality pedometer, Pokemon Go, and was extremely disappointed to find that his Blackberry couldn’t run it. Still, as far as he could tell from behind his wall of obsolete technology, Pokemon Go is all about walking distractedly, being suspicious, and occasionally catching a Pokemon. That should be possible.
Not a stranger to hacking Pokemon on the Gameboy, [Pepijn] put together a plan. Using his TCPoke module, he took it a step further. Rather than just emulating the original gameboy trade signals over the internet, he hacked a …read more
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