LEGO City Police Patrol Boat - 60129 5 - 12 years Enlarged view of picture Keep the crook from escaping the Lego City Police Patrol Boat! Toss the crook in the Police Patrol Boat's holding cell and start the cruise to Prison Island to drop him off. Watch out, another crook has pulled alongside and is trying to break the prisoner out of the cell with the getaway boat's anchor. Can you stop them escaping and bring the crooks to justice? A great building set for ages five and up. What's in the box? 4 x minifigures Police Patrol Boat Stop sign Walkie-talkie Handcuffs Binoculars Mugs Flashlight 2 x banknotes Backpack LEGO City Police Patrol Boat - 60129 Reviews - page 2Skip to main content Skip to accessibility help LEGO Bricks & More £0 - £15 (6) £15 - £30 (7) £30 - £50 (2) £50 - £100 (8) £200 - £250 (1) Show in stock items only Next or named day LEGO has gained a well-earned reputation for releasing solid mobile games that eschew the usual advertising and in-app purchases, making them great choices for kids.
(Okay, technically every LEGO game is an advertisement for those super-expensive toys, but there are worse ways to advertise to children.) LEGO City My City 2 - that's My City 2, using the long-running My City toy line brand, if you're wondering - is one of the company's most elaborate mobile games to date. The first version of My City was basically a collection of mini-games, but the sequel brings a more cohesive package. The My City overworld tasks players with building new parts of the titular City, then diving into vehicle sections that use the city they just built as a playable map. Naturally players have to build the vehicles as well, and collecting studs and bricks as they go through the public service missions (police cars, fire trucks, coast guard boats, et cetera) will unlock even more of the city and missions. Vehicles and buildings are based on real LEGO sets, and can even be customized with unlocked components. LEGO City My City 2 is a free download with no in-app purchases, though its 3D graphics may require an Android phone or tablet with a decent GPU to run at full speed.
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The Android Team Shows Us What Mobile World Congress 2012 Looked Like From Its Point Of View The Mother Of All Android Malware Has Arrived: Stolen Apps Released To The Market That Root Your Phone, Steal Your Data, And Open BackdoorChina legislative body has approved the cybersecurity law which caused a lot of debates, according to Bloomberg. The new law allows law enforcement authorities to freeze the accounts of foreign citizens and organizations with suspected sabotage of the China's information infrastructure. During the investigation, they will be required to provide the full access to data to the authorities. The law also requires mandatory certification of computer equipment and personal data storage of Chinese users within the country. According to experts, the input of these requirements will give one more advantage to local market companies over foreign competitors such as Microsoft, Google, Cisco and others. "This is a step backwards for Chinese innovations. The country's authorities are right in the aspect of ensuring the security of digital systems and information in the country;
however, the law will not help to achieve the goal. Instead, it creates barriers to marketing and innovation,"- said James Zimmerman, the head of the American Chamber of Commerce in China. The law will come into force in June 2017. Google has updated the bug report on AMP-pages in Search Console. This was reported by Data Anomalies in the Help Center service. The reason why it was updated was the introduction of "scanning process" feature. "You can follow the changes to the AMP data due to a change in the scanning process," – the page states. The Search Engine Roundtable editor, Barry Schwartz shared a screenshot of the updated report: It should be recalled that the report on the rapid mobile pages in Search Console appeared in January this year. The developers have updated the report, improving categorization errors in May this year. It also has more information available about the specific problems identified at the AMP-page scanning. The micro markup errors on AMP-pages have been transferred into the category of notes.
From now on they do not appear in the report for accelerated pages in the Search Console. Having launched the update for Google Penguin 4.0 a lot of questions raised among experts to give up using this filter. In particular, whether it will be possible to solve this problem by using Disavow file. Yesterday the Search rep, Gary Illyes confirmed that Disavow Links is still a useful tool to leave the Penguin. "We did not change our recommendations regarding the disavow links tool," - said Illyes. In 2013, the former head of Google's search quality service against web spamming, Matt Cutts, announced that in order to quit Penguin the Disavow files can be used: We should remind you that on September, 23, Google announced the launch of updated version of Penguin 4.0. As a result, the filter update will be part of the core Google algorithm and will go into continuous automatic update mode. A July 2015 study by Moz and BuzzSumo analyzed the shares and links of over 1 million articles and found that long form content of over 1,000 words consistently receives more shares and links than shorter form content (Source: Moz)