Sentences with phrase «beta phase since»
Paladins, with its unique card system, has been in a closed beta phase since November 17.
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VIRTUAL PRESS OFFICE - Oct 7 - Zodiak Media Group announces that FlirtMaps, its LBS multi-channel dating app, has successfully completed the beta test phase, with more than 230,000 registered users since April's launch.
Since the Co-op began its beta test phase in April 2012, 170 suppliers and 130 receivers have joined the program.
While Pottermore is still in its beta launch phase, a project that had more registered users in the test run than many websites ever get in the full version, the website already promises a whole new reading experience that hasn't been so widely acclaimed since e-reading and its resulting «social reading» capabilities appeared.
Since then, the Battlerite beta has entered its early access phase on Steam, and it has been very popular so far.
As it stands right now, it appears that this game is only available in the Philippines right now, which is why we are not sure if it is a soft launch or a beta testing phase, since that regions is used for both usually.
I started playing XIV in P4 (Phase 4) beta for A Realm Reborn and have been playing ever since.
I play Hearthstone a lot, ever since it started expanding its closed Beta phase in late 2013.
Since all of Acrobat.com is still in a beta phase, none of the products are fully developed — and some need a little improvement.
OnePlus did mention that these will come after Android 6.0 hits the device, and since Marshmallow for the OnePlus 2 has entered the Community Beta phase, we expect this to materialize sooner rather than later.
The project has been in public beta - testing phase since March 2017 and has already brought a wide range of 700 active users.
This is a guide for advanced users since the ROM is only in its beta testing phase and it might pack some errors and bugs.
However, since entering the beta phase, it has certainly improved, so we'll see how this ends up being over the long course.