#pokemon go

Pokemon GO will no longer support older iOS and Android devices. As tweeted by Pokemon GO on its Twitter account, trainers with older devices will not be receiving further updates on the game. [embed]https://twitter.com/PokemonGoApp/status/1300524897416826880?s=20[/embed]   When the version 0.189 goes live, the devices mentioned above with pre-installed and running Pokemon GO will no longer access the app including accumulated PokeCoins or collected items on their accounts. After the update, the outdated devices which may still run and access Pokemon GO will also not receive support for any technical issues from the developers. Source: Pokemon GO This report is written by Ziggy Chavez Niantic, the developers behind Pokemon Go, recently announced that their AR+ feature is now supported by the Android OS platform. The AR+ feature allows more interactivity where players can walk up to the pokemon and it will scale in size. [appbox googleplay com.nianticlabs.pokemongo&hl=en] Players must have the ARCore application first before they can use this feature. Read more in our articles including "Pokémon TCG Pocket Skyrockets, Earning Triple the Daily Revenue of Pokémon Go" and "Pokemon GO upcoming update to end support on select older Android and iOS devices".