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Antony Terence

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Once a steel plant engineer, Antony is an independent journalist who has written for IGN, GamesRadar, Rock Paper Shotgun, VideoGamer, and GamesIndustry.biz over the past five years. You'll find him at tech stores or board game cafes when he isn't yapping about Persona or Like A Dragon.

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Android Auto YouTube Limitations: Is It Worth Using In The Car?

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By Antony Terence
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Right now, it's not exactly a seamless experience. YouTube has always been a curious middle child on Android Auto. The streaming app isn't as feature-packed in a car as it is on a desktop or smartphone, and if you wanted to see a baseball game while parked, you were out of luck. Some of that is about to change. At the Android Show: I/O Edition event in May, Google promised big upgrades for Android Auto's YouTube video playback within the year.
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Android Auto YouTube Limitations: Is It Worth Using In The Car?

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By Antony Terence
| Aol Verified
YouTube has always been a curious middle child on Android Auto. The streaming app isn't as feature-packed in a car as it is on a desktop or smartphone, and if you wanted to see a baseball game while parked, you were out of luck. Some of that is about to change. At the Android Show: I/O Edition event in May, Google promised big upgrades for Android Auto's YouTube video playback within the year.
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Chicago restaurants turn to value menus to reach customers

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By Antony Terence
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By Antony Terence Medill Reports After offering a special $30 plate of vodka pasta, truffle fries, salad and a drink — the choice of a martini or a spritz — LIA Tavern said reservations for its “girl dinner” special were booked out for a solid four months. “Girl dinners are the new happy hours,” said Justin Vaiciunas, chef and co-owner of LIA Tavern in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. In April, “we posted a menu, and it went viral,” Vaiciunas said.
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