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Robotek is another beautiful game for Windows Phone 8
One benefit of Windows Phone 8 sharing the same NT kernel as its big brother Windows 8 is the ease at which apps and games can be made for the other. I remember hearing that about 70-80% of the code can be shared with the other (I'm sure one of you will correct me on this). So as one platform grows, the other will follow suit.
Here's another fun game that started out on Windows 8 and has now made the jump to Windows Phone 8 – Robotek.
Robotek comes from the dev studio Hexage, which has made popular games for both Windows Phone and Windows 8 like Radiant and Radiant Defense. Robotek follows a similar graphical and musical style to those games, but is a blend of strategy, action, and RPG. The game also offers free online multiplayer, which gives it an addictive play style. Here are some bulletin points to get you stoked for the game:
- FREE online MULTIPLAYER.
- Unique blend of strategy, action and RPG.
- More than 200 levels spread all around the world.
- Rewarding skill system with more than 30 levels.
- 9 upgradable slot symbols to fit your own style of play.
- 4 special abilities including the devastating Nuke.
- Play thrilling hotseat duels with your friends!
- Online hall of fame - Your scores can only grow.
- Signature sound by Kubatko
First impression from the game is positive. The artistic style really is beautiful to look out. We're big fans of Radiant Defense and Robotek is tickling us in all the right ways. Be sure to check back in a week or two for our full review of the game.
The game is totally, 100% free with no advertisements. There are in-app purchases, but the developer assures us that you won't need them to enjoy and beat the game. You can download Robotek right here in the Windows Phone Store, use the QR code below, or if you're in the Windows Phone Central app by swiping to the right.
Thanks for the tip Jonathan D.
There are 41 comments. Sign in to commentVanillaFrog says:
No link in the app?
Daniel Rubino says:
Sam forgot it...give it a few mins and refresh the story as it has been added.
VanillaFrog says:
Haha. All good. Thanks.
unstoppablekem says:
buggyglint says:
Don't you know Sam, you never go full retard!
rockstarzzz says:
......and this is your windows phone *a start screen where Sam forgets to pin everything* ;)
coasterfreak212 says:
This game was great on the Touchpad, glad to see it on Windows Phone and Windows 8
IamDefiler says:
Agreed but to "beat" the game you pretty much have to make in-ap purchaces.
Sephinator says:
I got no Windows 8 nor Windows Phone 8 development experience, but my guess would be that the big differences is the input and store integration,
EDIT: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj681693(v=vs.105).aspx
^ Some ways WP8 can share with W8.
RyanDaLyon says:
Been playing this game since the touchpad days! Beautifully written!
tarzanmarzan says:
My heart soared with images of fighter planes turning into mechs... Then I read the article. >:3 Lol
Daniel Rubino says:
:) Been there myself...
sanien says:
Oh yeah! I was like ROBOTECH... ah Robotek... ah sigh :-(
togardergrosse says:
Had this on my Galaxy Nexus and finished it on my PlayBook.
It's true that u can beat the game without in-app purchases at all.
Took me a couple weeks to finish it so it's a lot of fun.
Highly recommended!
Winning Guy says:
Super fun on WinRT. Happy to see it on WP8.
kimlo91 says:
Everyone should download all the apps that get reviewed here. It will show support to developers and help us get more apps in future.
Montpbm says:
VisceralMonkey says:
Was awesome on touchpad.
JayTBennett says:
Still love this game, just because it can genuinely suck hours of my life when i need it it (on the train) :D
London Jr says:
the large tile the developer made for these apps are great, at least on this and radiant defense...
WoWNyx says:
Fantastic game. Sad though that you got to spend to get better stuff.. Which makes multiplayer imbalance for those who do not want to buy coins.
But overall the game is fantastic
togardergrosse says:
If you lose to ur friend coz he had money and you had skills, then it's ok :D
Besides, it will be sweeter if u can beat him, right?
Dominic Markert says:
why does the article say this game "started on windows 8"? I played this game last year on my android-phone.
That aside, the game is nice, but you'll reach a point where progress is really slow unless you pay.
Daniel Rubino says:
Well, within the Microsoft ecosystem it stared on WIn 8 and moved to Windows Phone 8.
Dominic Markert says:
fair enough ;)
ggonzalez777 says:
Wow, this was my only regret when I left Android. I'm more than thrilled that its WP!!!! And on windows 8, epic!!!!! Just need viper smart start and I my WP experience will be complete. :-)
theflew says:
I think by started they mean was a Windows 8 game first and ported to WP8. I don't think they mean it wasn't or isn't on any other platform first.
Jazmac says:
Checking it for myself. The reviews all seem to be stellar though.
GuilhermeManso says:
Please, if someone from Hexage are reading this, publish your Windows Phone and Windows 8 games here in Brazil!!
I know about the process to get the Brazilian Game Rating and I can help you. Please.
Dethzilla says:
GET THIS GAME!!! I owned the HP Touchpad and the only thing I did on that thing was surf the Web, Watch you tube and play this game. It's fun and addictive... and as soon as you think you have a strategy to win every single one... you get your ass kicked.
Thank you so much for bringing this to WP... I'll be click on ads to show support.
TheRealMadFlint says:
I played this game on my bb playbook. Good to see this game appearing on windows
doublebullout says:
Wow, very impressive and fun so far. Better than most of the games I've tried on WP8.
VidJuhEffex says:
Really fun game! BUT (huge BUT here) there is a recharger node to get more points (you spend points to play enemies and lose/win them depending on outcome) but the recharger node is only unlocked after a purchase. So while you don't have to buy a lot of in-app purchases, you will need at least one if you ever run out of points.
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has anybody figured out how to duel a specific friend by their username? I can't figure find the option anywhere.


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Secure Cloud Access: Unify your digital world.
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- Secure access to 'work resources' from every device, regardless of your location
- Secure SSL connection, does not require a VPN client
- Image authentication to provide secure access for tablets
- Single sign on to corporate applications and resources including SaaS delivery
- Consistent desktop interface for access to hosted, VDI, published, web and local application resources
- Supports PC, Smart Phones and tablets without requiring a proprietary agent installation
- Supports all major platforms including Windows®, Mac OS®, iOS® and Android™
Access your data, applications and services from a multitude of devices and platforms. Using just a browser, the user can authenticate and gain access to relevant applications and data from mobile devices, desktop computers and tablets.
Secure Cloud Access delivers a context-aware web-desktop, with broad device and operating system support. The focus is on integrating and intelligently delivering applications and services you already own and use.
For organizations, SCA enhances the experience, control, and security for both technology professionals and end users. SCA delivers a unified private cloud that can identify the type and capability of the device, providing IT administrators with granular control over application delivery – whether it is local to the device, from a data center, web or server. Your business can create policies based upon lowest cost of delivery and licensing, the best experience for end users, and the desired level of security.
SCA is the first industry application with built in support for Cloud Ready Clients. This allows the IT department and the end user of a Cloud Ready Lenovo PC to have an enhanced experience.
Additional authentication such as user known variables, and biometrics employing the built in Lenovo Fingerprint Reader on a Cloud Ready Client capable Lenovo device can be used to control access to applications.
Reasons for Using Secure Cloud Access 6.1.1
Access Aggregation - Find What You Need When You Need It
With SCA, the IT organization can enhance how they deploy and control access to all the organization's internal and external resources across multiple devices. SCA delivers an intelligent access aggregation that allows IT to control the access by context. For SCA the context includes information about user rights, device type and capability, time and date, and network connectivity. In SCA, the user's desktop does not exist until the user 'logs-in' to SCA. At that time the SCA solution will render the desktop based on the context of the user, connection and the device. SCA allows IT to dynamically limit, extend or change the access to resources based on a user's needs and device.
Secure Access - Enhancing Productivity Cross Multiple Devices
The web interface focuses on providing the end-user with maximum accessibility while maintaining company security and compliance. We changed the layout and added improvements to provide consistent behavior and functionality across multiple devices, allowing a user to quickly pick up a new device, connect it to the company deployed SCA, and be productive within minutes.
User Interface - Designed for Touch and Standard Input
The interface is designed to be used with touch devices such as tablets and Smartphones, as well as devices that mainly use mouse and keyboard such as Desktop PCs and Laptops. It also has functions such as search across the user's workspaces for application and resources as well as the internal and external web. When you need to step away for a few minutes, SCA has a 'lock' feature that allows a user to lock the web based desktop without having to sign off from the backend applications.
Application Selector - Your Corporate Application Catalog
With SCA an organization can quickly deploy access to internal and external resources. With the latest version, you can add an application catalog to the user's desktop from where they can select applications to add or remove from their cloud desktop. The Application Selector is intended to allow additional self service, removing the need for the Help Desk to be impacted by frequent requests for changes.
Reporting - Make Sure You Know What's Going On
Reporting is another strong feature of SCA. SCA collects information about how and when the application has been accessed allowing IT to plan and quickly detect trends. The reporting engine is built directly into SCA and is accessed through the standard interface.
Image Authentication - Access Security Designed for Tablets
SCA also enhances the access security for tablets by adding "Image Authentication". This is an additional identification that the IT organization can activate to strengthen the security for mobile users on tablets and smartphones.
Single Sign-On - Set and Forget
SCA single sign-on allows users to be automatically logged on to their applications without them having to remember or write down their passwords. The user's authentication credentials are stored in an encrypted form by the SCA solution. When a user has been properly authenticated to the SCA web based desktop, they can be automatically signed into applications and resources for which they are allowed.
File Manager - Access Your Files from One Interface
The web based SCA file manager aggregates all access to the end-user's files and folders into one single view. The files and folders include, but are not limited to cloud based storage, file shares and/or local content.
Supports Cloud Enabled Devices - Makes the Cloud Understand the Device
Lenovo SCA understands and dynamically makes adjustments to ensure that it delivers the best possible end-user experience based on available applications, connectivity as well as device capability. SCA even understands how to authenticate the user using a Lenovo Fingerprint reader before the user can access restricted applications, without having to modify these applications. Lenovo's Cloud Ready Client technology makes this possible.The CRC is developed in collaboration with Intel in an effort to deliver a better end-user experience when accessing the cloud and cloud resources. The aspiration was to, when possible, allow the cloud to leverage local resources to deliver native end-user performance.
Management Interface - Use Less Resources to Manage
Compared to VDI and other 'cloud solutions', SCA is designed to be managed with minimal resources. The management interface can be accessed from any device and changes can be done from anywhere. You make a change, you click save, you validate the change and it's automatically applied to an individual user or to everyone in the organization. SCA does not require you to spin up or take down and restart the VM's. It's all cloud-based in a cloud that you own and control.
Light Weight Back - End with Seamless Directory Integration
Due to SCA's architecture and its capability to seamlessly integrate into your existing infrastructure, you will be able to see the results of your deployment within a few days. The SCA architecture also protects your back-end infrastructure from virus contamination from the user's device, by separating the user access from the physical access of the user's device. A small server hosting the SCA web-based back-end can easily support thousands of concurrent users. SCA's authentication to the organization's resources provided by the web based desktop is all controlled from where it should be, your authentication server such as Active Directory, e-directory or LDAP.
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The SCA licensing model makes it easy to get started as well as grow. The licensing model includes single licenses as well as volume agreements. We can deliver licenses for concurrent as well as named users. We also have the capability to make it a turn-key experience or train you to do it yourself. For more information please contact your Lenovo Business Partner or Lenovo Sales Representative.
- Lenovo Cloud Optimization
- Secure Cloud Access Overview
- Optimized Application Delivery
- Optimized Service Delivery
- Accessing Centrally Stored Data
- SCA Authentication to Cloud Services
- BYOD & Consumerization: Why the Cloud is Key to a Viable Implementation (Whitepaper)
- Hawaii Library System (Case Study)
- The Cloud is Everywhere (White Paper)
- Cloud Convergence (White Paper)
- Intel Cloud Builder
- Server & Network Recommendation Guide
- Additional Information about SCA
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Cloud Ready Client: Talk to the cloud.
DO list
- Enables the PC's functionality to be used by cloud applications and services
- Enhances cloud security by adding support for Lenovo Fingerprint Reader
- Off-loads work from the datacenter to optimize the end user experience
- Turnkey support when using Secure Cloud Access
The Lenovo Cloud Ready Client (CRC) allows Lenovo PCs or laptops to talk to the cloud, enabling a better end-user experience and better use of system resources whether at work or at home.
A CRC enabled system tells the cloud about its graphics capabilities, free processor capacity, free memory capabilities, remaining battery capacity, available bandwidth, wireless connectivity or LAN status, as well as if the system has a Lenovo Fingerprint Scanner. This allows the Cloud to allocate resources efficiently between Cloud servers, datacenters and the device, optimizing speed and minimizing power usage.
On a system that is not CRC enabled, the Cloud would not be able to understand its capabilities and therefore has to treat that system as a 'dumb' terminal.
CRC is standard in Lenovo clients based on 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ vPro™ Processors (and later) and running Microsoft Windows® 7 and works seamlessly in conjunction with Secure Cloud Access.
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NxTop: Run thousands of systems as easily as one.
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- Single master image, minimize the need for image management
- One touch provisioning
- Enhanced security with AES 256-bit encryption
- Image snap-back allowing IT to roll back a corrupt image
- Image reset is possible on every system boot
- Fail-safe patching and updating
Lenovo NxTop can revolutionize the way your business provisions, manages, and secures each desktop and laptop PC you deploy. A desktop virtualization solution that features centralized management and local execution, you can drastically reduce system management and support costs. A leading virtualization consultant found that when compared to server-hosted VDI alternatives NxTop may eliminate most upfront and ongoing infrastructure costs. The technology is innovative, powerful, cost-effective, and runs best on Lenovo desktop and laptop PCs.
NxTop enables IT administrators to remotely provision, patch, and upgrade PCs with powerful one-to-many image management capabilities. With full control over the end-point, IT professionals can manage policies for USB ports, bandwidth throttles, view disk space usage, and even provide remote help desk support. NxTop Engine is the industry's first desktop virtualization solution with no underlying operating system to be compromised. NxTop delivers near- native Lenovo PC performance, and enables multiple virtual desktops to run on the same Lenovo PC with unprecedented levels of security and flexibility.
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Thin Client: Run applications from your datacenter.
DO list
- Central storage of data for maximum security and control
- Reliable, quiet and power efficient
- Scalable, with support for a broad range of peripherals
- Wide choice of operating systems
Established in 1976, VXL Instruments is a global leader in thin client and server-based computing and has been manufacturing world-class devices for over three decades. VXL provides desktop thin clients, zero clients, and mobile devices in support of VDI, secure cloud access, and server-based, thin computing. All VXL Itona devices provide access to Microsoft® Terminal Services, Citrix® XenApp, and/or XenDesktop, as well as VMware® View.
The VXL Vtona is custom designed to support VMware View. It has no operating system and incorporates the Teradici™ 1100 PCoIP® Portal Processor. The Vtona ensures a rich multimedia experience supporting 3D graphics, CAD, video, and more.
As part of the growing demand for desktop virtualization, VXL devices ensure secure access to and protection of information, as all data is stored on the server. With no moving parts, thin clients deliver a high level of product reliability and quiet operation. VXL thin clients are easy to deploy and manage, since the free software XLmanage is included -- which means reduced cost of total support. VXL also offers a wide choice of operating systems to suit all work environments, including Windows® Embedded Standard (WES2009 or WES7), Windows XPe, GIO2 Linux, Sylph-OS, and PXE.
Mid-range. Small, lightweight, and environmentally-friendly.TC15 Series: TC1520 (XPe), TC1526 (WES2009) and TC1536 (GIO2 Linux) TC15 Series is ENERGY STAR 5.0 rated and one of the smallest systems available. It combines impressive performance, solid state operation (no hard drive disk or noisy fan), low power consumption, and 5 USB ports. Its highly compact, lightweight design and external power supply allow flexible mounting options, making the TC15 Series the ideal partner when space is at a premium. |
Mid-range. Expandable, durable, and highly productive.C Series: C21 (XPe), C23 (WES2009), C24 (WES7), C32 andC35 (GIO2 Linux) C Series represents a significant advancement in the provision of low-cost server-based computing with class-leading features built to handle both local and remote environments. Powered by fast 1GHz processors, excellent USB connectivity, internal power supply, and internal wireless options. |
High performance. Efficient and powerful with multimedia capabilities.Ds Series:D21s (XPe), D23s (WES2009), D24s (WES7) and D35s (GIO2 Linux) Ds Series is not only a powerful and innovative thin client, it's also designed with the environment and durability in mind. Ds incorporates a faster 1.6 GHz processor and delivers a superior user experience with enhanced functionality and multimedia playback over virtualized desktop environments. Ds dramatically reduces power consumption, yet includes 6 USB ports and support for dual monitors. |
Superior power. Outstanding security. Impressive multimedia.E Series: E21s (XPe), E23s (WES2009), E24s (WES7), E35s (GIO2 Linux) Es Series thin client is designed to handle the most demanding applications, incorporating a fast 1.6 GHz processor for exceptional functionality in any virtualization environment. ENERGY STAR 5.0-certified, the Es Series provides a rich multimedia experience and has an optional internal PCI or PCIe. |
Most powerful. Exceptional build quality.F Series: F21 (XPe), F23 (WES2009), F24 (WES7) and F35 (GIO2 Linux) F Series thin client features the VIA Nano superscalar processor running at 1.2 GHz to provide exceptional performance. It can handle the most demanding applications. Equipped with 8 USB ports, it is VXL's most expandable model. Supports dual monitor displays in both extended and mirror mode. |
High powered. High productivity.TC63 Series: TC6321 (XPe), TC6323 (WES2009) and TC6324 (WES7) TC63 Series dramatically improves productivity with an Intel Atom 1.6Ghz processor and 6 USB ports. It can easily handle your multimedia needs. Like all other VXL models, the TC63 is supported by XLmanage software for efficient and convenient remote central management. |
Vtona Zero Client. Designed to support VMware® ViewThe Vtona Zero Client offers a small desktop footprint, but delivers a complete desktop experience for even the most advanced users. It incorporates the Teradici®1100 PCoIP® Portal Processor to ensure a rich multimedia experience supporting 3D graphics, CAD, video, and more. No management required. |
XLmanage software. Quick and easy management for VXL thin clients.Stay productive with easy-to-manage software and the most current tools. XLmanage software is user-friendly and ideal for quick PC configuration, diagnostics, and firmware updates. XLmanage network enables complete monitoring across all platforms. |
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Serves the Purpose This bedside table was purchased for my daughter who has no room for a nightstand next to her bed. The table is well made with durable material so that moving it constantly will not wear it out. It adjusts to a perfect height so that it fits right over her bed. But, while it does serve the purpose of a nightstand it would be better if the table top swiveled so that the base could remain under her bed at all times. June 9, 2013
Durable and Stylish I love this bedside table. It was fairly simple to assemble and looks great. The walnut finish has a luster that goes well with my furniture and the wheels make it easy to move to/away from the bed. It serves as a great surface for working on a laptop while enjoying coffee in bed. June 1, 2013
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Highly Recommended I ordered this as I needed something to put the laptop on instead of having it in my lap. So glad I did. There is tons of space to not only hold the laptop, but also a book, if you are studying, or a tablet for computer graphic drawing side-by-side next to the laptop.The assembly instructions could use some updating as they didn't indicate you need tools to screw in most of the parts, but most of the instructions are picture based as to how the parts are to be assembled. Do recommend you have a 2nd person handy as there are a couple times when the extra hands will be helpful/necessary, but the instructions do not indicate that either. Although, I did put it fully together by myself, it would have been much easier and faster with 2. You will need your upper body strength and strength in your hands unless you have an electric screw driver and a 2nd person. So many screws...blister on the thumb still healing, but then again, I only put it together Friday.It does tilt pretty far, but you have the ability to lock in the tilt position where ever you want. At full tilt, you cannot put any drink on the stand as it will spill. It tilts both directions, so depending on the bed, is a very useful feature. The height goes pretty high, depending on the bed, is very handy.The box when it arrived was damaged, but it looked like it was just the packing material that got damaged. There were parts of the product that had physically damage, but not in any visible place that most would notice. The damage did not effect putting the product together or the strength. The parts damaged were not where the box was damaged.The wheels need some improvement. Although, lockable, they need improvement in rolling even on hardwood floors it's a little difficult to move. May 13, 2013


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This article explains how to disable the Java plugin in Firefox so that Java applets no longer run.
By default, Firefox allows Java applets to launch automatically. However, you may decide that you do not want Java applets to run. To disable Java applets in Firefox:
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This is the harness that prevents a pet from becoming overheated or chilled while on a walk. A pouch in the elasticized neoprene harness holds a reusable gel pack that is heated in a microwave or cooled in a freezer. The gel pack rests against the dog's abdomen and chest, helping to regulate its core temperature better than typical pet clothing without causing discomfort. Dual quick-release buckles make the harness easy to put on and remove. Hand wash. Red. For a proper fit, measure circumference of dog's neck at its widest point and its chest just behind the front paws. (1 3/4 lbs.)
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Monday, 9 May 2011
May 9th: Cadbury Dairy Milk Bliss Truffle Bars
Whose been keeping an eye on the ChocolateMission NEWS PAGE then??? Well if you were last week than you would have seen the announcement of the these three new Cadbury Dairy Milk Bliss Truffle Bars in the press. Following on from last years initial Bliss offering (Vanilla Truffle - See HERE), these new Bliss Truffle 110.0g bars are supposed to provide "a little pampering at home after a stressful day", with the new larger format designed for in-home consumption rather than "the smaller bars which are more suitable for on the go".
Just like the Cadbury Dairy Milk Bar of Plenty range release last year, this new line of bars features three different flavours straight from launch - Chocolate Truffle, Toffee Truffle & Hazelnut Truffle. All three came packaged in very cool looking cardboard boxes that contained 16 large sized blocks which could be consumed comfortably in two bites. My overall perceptions of the presentation were very positive, and the new cardboard sleeve design and product concept for that matter reminded me of the Milka Amavel range - some Kraft influence coming through perhaps?
Here are my brief thoughts on each of the three flavours:
Cadbury Dairy Milk Bliss Chocolate Truffle
Kcal 125 Fat 8.2g Fat(sats) 4.6g Carbs 10.7g (per 2 chunks)
This was obviously the least interesting one to me out of all three what with it being just a dual textured Dairy Milk offering. As was the case across all the bars, the outer portion of the chocolate broke with a nice crispness and was just about the right thickness to provide a the familiar, thick sweet cream based Dairy Milk experience before revelation of the truffle layer below. As expected, with this particular variant the taste showed little to no progression with the exposure of the middle truffle, though that said the pace of the melt quickened with the softer textural feel. This bar reminded me a lot of the Galaxy Truffle bar I reviewed earlier this year in that it was a nice enough chocolate but not one that necessarilly needed making.
7.7 out of 10
Cadbury Dairy Milk Bliss Hazelnut Truffle
Kcal 125 Fat 8.3g Fat(sats) 4.5g Carbs 10.5g (per 2 chunks)
Given the amount of praline chocolates I try nowadays from the likes of Hotel Chocolat I was a little concious that Cadbury might struggle to create a decent impression on me with their own attempt at a hazelnut truffle bar. In the ingredients list I was pleasantly surprised to read hazelnut paste, rather than hazelnut pieces - it sure would have been a dumb idea to upset the delightfully smooth mouth feel melt created by these truffle offerings. Speaking of the bar's textures, the feel of the middle filling was nicely differentiated, with it having more of a slower paced, drier feel compared to both the Toffee & Chocolate. For the record, this was no issue for me whatsoever - it just meant that the surprisingly strong hazelnut flavours gripped more in the mouth, and created a longer sustained savoury nut impression. This made for a very satisfying chocolate that was better than I was expecting.
8.4 out of 10
Cadbury Dairy Milk Bliss Toffee Truffle
Kcal 125 Fat 7.8g Fat(sats) 4.5g Carbs 11.4g (per 2 chunks)
This flavour chaught my attention from the outset for two reasons. Firstly the choice of colour for the packaging made it look exactly like the old Cadbury Dairy Milk Apricot Crumble that they got rid only just over a year ago - perhaps a little confusing for less well informed folk maybe!? Secondly the bar smelt exceedingly sweet when I released it from it's foil confines - a strong set of burnt sugar notes had me a little worried this was going to be a sugary abyss given how sweet Dairy Milk is already these days. Well I shouldn't have been so concerned - this bar tasted wonderful, and the toffee truffle centre exceeded expectations. Unlike the aromas it generated the smells suggested, the truffle was more notable for it's buttery caramel flavours rather than merely just progression the sugar authoritiveness. The Toffee flavours created weren't long lasting, but they were incredibly moreish and the delightful butterscotch taste left me coming back for more time and time again.
8.1 out of 10
Overall if you have read the reviews it isn't exactly rocket science to work out which of these three I suggest you get acqauinted with. Cutting the long story short, the Chocolate Truffle was what it was - a plainer offering for those who either don't like nuts or caramel. Although that bar was a little unexciting the other two offerings were anything but. The Toffee Truffle exceeded expectations with it's smooth, moreish caramel truffle tones, and the Hazelnut Truffle was just as good (if not better!) with it's surprisingly accomplished rounded hazelnut taste. The sensible RRP price of £1.39 I think make these a rather decent offering for those looking for a more luxurious Cadbury offering. It's nice to see one of our chocolate producers focusing on heightening their quality for once rather than the more obvoius 'cheaper alternatives' route given the economic situation. Give them a try and let me know what you think.
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Hey i saw your news update last week so I was looking forward to seeing your reviews of these. One thing I like this time is that they haven't explicitly said these are just for women. On the last BOP and Bliss releases they said that the bars were made with women in mind. I hope the campaign they talk about is a bit more masculine. Theres no need to miss us lot out lol.
- May 09, 2011
What a cool set of new chocolates. I will defo been trying these as soon as poss. I just need to bloomin find them. The shops near me are always so crap for new products.
- May 09, 2011
None of them appeal to me that much but since they are cheap I will probably give them a chance. Thank you for getting the reviews done so quick.
- May 09, 2011
I will never understand why you give cadburys chocolate such high ratings. Do you have any idea that it has has 'vegetable fat' in their chocolate. Sounds appetising doesn't it. I think I will stick with purer chocolate thanks.
- May 09, 2011
- Kim said...
Dairy milks is the best. So looking forward to getting these.
- May 09, 2011
Jim have you seen the new dairy milk advert 'clothes off'?
I got a link for you here if you haven't http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk4U2uJuFAI
I think its ok. Not as good as the phil collins monkey one but loads better than that random airport one last. - May 09, 2011
How did you get hold of these all so quickly? If you bought them in a shop that is so stupid. They don't even bother building up any excitement anymore. They just release the statements about these bars coming out at the same time they get put in the shops now. Half the excitement about a new cadburys bar was hearing about it and then spending ages trying to spot them in the shops. Its all different now.
- May 09, 2011
These aren't three flavours I would have chosen. I would have gone for two fruit ones and then one white chocolate. As you know I don't like nuts so I wouldn't ever go for the hazelnut. The toffee just sounds like such an obvious choice as well, it just would have been nice to have seen something different for once. The milk chocolate truffle just sounds pointless to me.
Rxxx - May 09, 2011
- Linda said...
Hun do you know if the toffee and double chocolates one are nut free?
- May 09, 2011
LOL I might be the only person today who says I don't fancy these at all. I neither like toffee or hazelnuts and the normal milk chocolate just sounds like those horrible koko chocs repackaged into a bar. I think I can do without these so I will leave them to the rest of you choco freaks :P
- May 09, 2011
Let me at that toffee truffle now :) :) :) It sounds gorgeous.
- May 09, 2011
Are these coming in to replace the Bar of Plenty chocolates? Has anyone noticed that Cadbury never create anything that sticks any more. More often than not these things like the bar of plenty etc just end up being around for one year and then getting replaced by the next 'big thing'. If I were them I would be worried that nothing they make anymore sticks around for any time at all.
- May 09, 2011
- Ben said...
It took me ages to figure out what these bars looked like. Actually I didn't work it out at all until you mentioned it in the review. I always thought it was a damn shame that they didn't support those granola bars more. I didn't like the cranberry one as much but the apricot was a bar that I bought every so often.
- May 09, 2011
At least they are using dairy milk again for some of their latest stuff. I was getting worried at the amount of chocolates they were starting to make with their cheaper chocolate with less milk in.
- May 09, 2011
- Mary said...
Yum yum. The toffee flavour is going to be a must try for me I think. Thanks for the reviews J.
- May 09, 2011
I wouldn't wish to comment negativelty on any of them before trying them, though I can't understand why they would make the plain chocolate truffle. It's such a waste of a flavour. There are a million and one things they could have done its annoying.
- May 09, 2011
- Ganesh said...
Im going to bite the bullet and ask the dummy question that always gets asked :-)
Where can i buy these Jim? Are they supposed to be in the shops now? - May 09, 2011
Cracking review mate. Good to see you back in form with the new products.
- May 09, 2011
Are cadbury the new ritter sport or something? I've never know them to issue so many new flavours in such a short amount of time. If you count things like the nibbles, chocettes, crunchie rocks its quite amazing actually. It's not like there have been that many bad ones either .
- May 09, 2011
- Ashley said...
That price isn't that impressive for 100 grams of chocolate. You can buy 200 grams of aero orange for less than that now (£1).
- May 09, 2011
- Ian said...
Its funny I've never seen Cadbury make chocolate with blocks that big before. Its all change at the big C by the looks of it all.
- May 09, 2011
Did you ever announce who won the competition you ran on twitter Jim? I tried searching your feed but it was all retweets of other people.
@Midgley - May 09, 2011
- Colin said...
I know this is a very silly question but why the fiddlesticks are they making bars that are 110 grams large?
Lol sorry it just seems like such a random size for them to make. It's neither big or small. You would have thought they would have just made them as big as the massive dairy bars (250 ones. 110 is just random man. - May 09, 2011
- KP said...
I want to try these Asap now. Its finally nice to see a set of new chocolates get some high scores for once. All the last few things haven't done very well if you look at them. I love your consistency btw. Similar chocolates always seem to get consistent scores, like the galaxy smooth truffle got 7.2 and the cadburys one got 7.7. Can you remember all the scores you give out?
- May 09, 2011
Quality reviews Jim lad. I might treat my little lady to the chocolate truffle one if I can find it later. She loves cadburys chocolate and these look well smart.
- May 09, 2011
- Chris said...
I tried do a search on mysupermarket for these but they aren't appearing up there yet. If anyone knows of a place to buy them please let us all know. Jim you never said where you managed to get yours from.
P.s. Well done Man U on winning the title. - May 09, 2011
- Vera said...
They could have gone to the effort of making the chocolates look different to one another. They all look the same in your pictures, lol are you sure that you have them all the right way round :)
- May 09, 2011
- Craig said...
The choice of flavours is so lazy. They could have tried to be more creative than just the bog standard toffee and hazelnut options. Sorry for being a negative ninny but its true don't you think. Have they never heard of marzipan? pistachio? coffee (Jim lol!), even something random like the Japanese would do (no not green tea :P). Cadbury could learn something from them.
- May 09, 2011
Lol I didn't even know these were due out. That shows how much I check the news page!
- May 09, 2011
@Nick that new advert is terrible. I don't see how it makes sense at all? How is that supposed to make me want to eat chocolate?
They keep making those type of adverts don't they. They are just more random than they are anything else. The eyebrows one was by far the worst in recent memories. God I hated that one. - May 09, 2011
A bar of chocolate to enjoy after work? Lol what if you dont work? I still go to college :) Does that mean I'm not allowed to buy these ones?
- May 09, 2011
Ooooh you have really whett my appetite to try these all now. I can't say im looking forward to trying one any more than the other but the hazelnut does sound splendid from what you say. Praline chocolates (guylian and the like) are some of my favourites so if I can find a cheapo cadbury one that does the same job then thats all the better.
- May 09, 2011
- Nigel said...
Hey J
You must be well pleased about the football? I can't believe you scored so early against them lol it was all over after 37 seconds wasn't it?
Anyways well done to united. I think you deserve it all on the balance of things. Liverpool are gonna win tonight btw ;) we can still get 4th spot you know.
Awesome reviews this morning. Its always terrific being able to see what you think of the new products when they come out. You are a load more positive about these than other news of late.
N - May 09, 2011
- Patrick said...
I love anything with dairy milk. So pleased Cadburys have made some new flavours of it. Wicked.
- May 09, 2011
- Toby said...
David those adverts are made so people talk about them. I think they are some of the cleverest ads made by a company in years. As soon as they come out everyone knows who made it. Whats the point them saying 'we are cadbury and we make chocolate' ....... everyone know that already.
- May 09, 2011
Cool reviews jim. Looking forward to trying these myself.
- May 09, 2011
Ack no..If these are replacing the bar of plenty ones I better stock up on the strawberry shortcake. The toffee apple isn't bad either, it will be a rite shame if they do disappear.
- May 09, 2011
- Eoin said...
The flavours aren't bad but I think they could have been a little more adventurous with them. They could have at least not bothered with the plain one and made it dark or even white chocolate if they dared. The most obvious (and probs best) woud have been a simple fruit one like orange or someting.
- May 09, 2011
- Becci said...
I wasn't a fan of the smaller vanilla bliss they made but I know some people who really love it. I would have liked to have seen these made in smaller bars to so we could have tried them that way. I always get a little annoyed when they bring the new things out in large bars first. Its just a cheeky way of getting us all to pay more if we want to try the new chocs.
- May 09, 2011
- Sam said...
My initial thoughts were that these were just going to be a way of putting thos Koko truffles into bars but looking at them they look like they have more to them than that. For a starter they are made with proper dairy milk chocolate and not that cheaper stuff. Its also nice to see they didn't try and spoil the truffle sensation by putting small bits of nut or toffee in either of them.I don't get it when we see these truffle chocolates with bits in. They are supposed to be smooth dammit.
- May 09, 2011
- Roxy said...
"...and the toffee truffle centre exceeded expectation" - always nice when something's better than you expected isn't it? :) I'm so up for trying these bars. Do you reckon they'll have 'em in Tescos yet? Thanks for the brillyunt review dude x
- May 09, 2011
They all look the same.
- May 09, 2011
Brill seeing the reviews up so early J. Nice work laddy.
- May 09, 2011
My sister bought two of these, the toffee and the chocolate truffle - and theyre delicious! We both liked teh chocolate truffle and I like the toffee more than she does.
Im surprised you didnt get more flavour difference in the chocolate truffle Jim - we were surprised as we thought it would taste just like a softer DM but no, we got a much stronger cocoa taste coming through lol. very nice, and nearly all gone grrr
The Toffee one is fab, and you know it reminds me of a Crunchie in Truffle form! :D that was what I immediately thought of :)
I will have to try the hazlenut one now. I also like the presntation, but hope they bring out smaller versions like the original vanilla one.
I dont think theyre replacing Bar of Plenty with these, theyve just added to that range recently. Personally I like the fact theyre bringing out all these different new bars, of course some will 'stick' and some wont, but unless they try them we'd never get any new products lol. Its a shame Mars and Nestle cant be bothered! - May 09, 2011
- Rodzilla said...
I've been seeing more Cadburry stuff stateside, but as these look so similar to the Hershey Bliss range, I wonder if we'll see both hit the US market.
- May 09, 2011
- Jim said...
Hi All,
Thanks for the quality responses today. It's great hearing from so many of you on your initial thoughts about these three. Hopefully as time go past you guys will all try them out for yourselves and give a response with some more first hand views on what you think of them all.
I would encourage you all to give them a try if you can - If you are baulking at the price or the size of them remember you can always share with a friend :D
NICK - Yep saw it on TV last night for the time. I think it's ok myself - the choice of music is quite engaging. It seems to be a tried and tested formula that is working out quite well for them.
LISA - I got sent these by one of Cadbury's PR agencies.
LINDA - Like most things I think the packaging says 'produced in a factory where there are other nut products made' ... they don't actually contain nuts themselves I don't think though. Don't hold me to that please.
JAMES - No I don't think these are replacing the Bar of Plenty. Incidently I saw them in the supermarket at the weekend also and they were sat next to the Bar of Plenty bars ... so no they hadn't replaced them.
GANESH - See above.
ANON (MIDGLEY) - I will be announcing the winner tonight when I get the chance.
COLIN - No idea on the 110.0g thing. It all seems a little random to me why they have made them that size. Perhaps it was just the size of the block moulds that determined it!? Who knows! One for Cadbury I think.
KP - Remember all the scores I give out?? Haha no way! I seem to be pretty consistent though huh!? That can only be a good thing.
CHRIS - They are out in Sainsburys from what I know so far. Not sure about anywhere else yet.
CRAIG - Coffee truffle would have been interesting.
GARETH - Haha no I'm sure you are allowed. I think this is predominently being targeted at an older audience though.
NIGEL - Pleased with the football? More like ecstatic!!! Honestly we haven't played a game as well as that all season. I was overjoyed with the result to be honest. We still need that one point though. When we have that I will start celebrating properly. Its a funny game football :D You never know.
ROXY - Not seen them in Tesco yet but I will have a check tonight as I should be making a stop there on my way home. I will give you an update later if thats ok.
ALAN - Nice one for sharing your thoughts chap. You are right about the toffee one it does have a bit of honeycomb about it doesn't it. It's not as overpowering as a crunchie though is it ... more refined and subtle with it's strength of flavour. I think you might enjoy the hazelnut one. Let me know what you think of it when you do try it chap.
Rodzilla - Oh really!? What new ones have come about? I remember those Hershey Bliss chocolates now. I remember them being not too bad at all. Isn't there a new minty flavour out now?
Again thanks for all the responses guys/girls. Sorry I haven't been able to banter back with more of you but there is only so much time a guy has :D I still have lots of reviews to write so I think you would all I rather spend time on them anyway :D
JIM - May 09, 2011
- Gamer360 said...
This would have been the perfect chance to make a mint cream truffle. Hazelnut FAIL.
- May 09, 2011
What ever happened to your attitude of less is more Jim?
You have been criticising all these other manufactures for making too many new chocolates and then you go and give cadburys some really high scores for three pretty generic sounding new ones. Sorry but I think it is just a little unfair. - May 09, 2011
Good review and pictures mate. Its hard to tell if the chocolates look any different from one another. Could you notice any differene in them at all first hand?
- May 09, 2011
If I wanted a bar like this I would still just choose Lindt. Either their Lindor or Mousse au Chocolat bars are bound to be better than anything Cadburys are ever going to make.
- May 09, 2011
God I hate that packaging style. They are just recycling the same old design work over and over. They have used it across four different ones now they need to get some new ideas from their designers.
- May 09, 2011
- Carltonfan said...
I think that is a good shout about the Kraft ways of doing stuff coming through. If you know anything about Milka you will know that whenever they release new flavours they never do it just one bar at a time, its always three or nothing.
On that matter I haven't noticed anything negative so far happen to the chocolates at cadburys. I can't think of an example where the quality has gone down or anything. The only bad thing has been the job losses :( my friends dad lost his job at Cadbury which was sad but hes got something else now so it didn't matter that much. I just hope all the other people that lost their jobs were as lucky. - May 09, 2011
I get what people are saying about the flavours needing to be more exciting but if you are dairy milk its not like you want to choose things that are too mad.because they then wont sell as much as these common ones. It sounds stupid to be talking about more flavours already but I wouldn't put it past them making more of these.
- May 09, 2011
I think I can excuse you for not having hotel chocolat monday ;) Its always a nice thing to hear about new products that come out, especially when they are made by our country's greatest.
- May 09, 2011
- Jesse said...
I don't agree golden I think these have obviously been made for women again. Look at the choice of colouring on the packaging - pink, yellow and purple. Hmmm that doesn't sound too manly to me mate.
I'm not saying its an issue for me (will probs still buy them at some point). I just find it irritating that cadburys think that only women are interested in chocolate. Its like walkers all of a sudden making all crisp packets these colours. - May 09, 2011
Grrrr I do get annoyed when I see all you folk talking about the new cadburys chocolates. It takes forever and a day for anything new to come out where I live. I will have to wait weeks before I even get a sniff of any of these.
- May 09, 2011
- Michelle said...
I saw these at the weekend but didn't buy any of them cause I wanted to see what you said about them first. Now you have confirmed they are alrite I will be giving the toffee one a go. I don't really like nuts so I will leave the hazelnut until I see it one a super duper deal lol. I get what people are saying about the plain chocolate one. It doesn't do anything for me either, sounds boring if anything.
- May 09, 2011
- Diane said...
The new Cadburys advert is meaningless. I hate it when they are that random. The annoying thing is I have only seen it a few times now and I know its going to be playing out for months yet. oh joy.
- May 10, 2011
- Louise said...
Omg I didn't have a clue these were coming out. I need to try asap. Please please please have them in tesco. Did you look Jim?
- May 10, 2011
I need chocolate now. This made me so hungry.
- May 10, 2011
- Jim said...
GAMER - I like the idea of a mint truffle. It could have been nice.
ALI - I'm a firm believer in FEWER, BIGGER, BETTER innovations rather than a scatter gun approach.
JUSTIN - No not really. The double chocolate was a little darker in colour, but the others were a similar shade.
CARLTONFAN - I would mostly agree with that summary. It is still very early days though. From the insider information I have there have been plenty of job losses within in the senior management of the company also.
JESSE - I would say the packaging is a little more female inclined but in the grand scheme of things it is less so than some other previous Cadbury launches of late.
MICHELLE - I'm thrilled to hear you value my opinions so highly. Thank you.
LOUISE - They weren't in Tesco when I looked earlier no.
Thanks guys & girls.
JIM - May 10, 2011
- Thea said...
These do look good, but like some have said, I'm a little frustrated they (Kraft) didn't take the opportunity to come out with some rarer flavors, like they did with the first vanilla Bliss. I wish they had done a raspberry or a lemon one, like those summer Thornton bars. In fact I'm starting to appreciate the Thorntons squared bars more and more because their flavor combinations are imaginative. lol I think I'm forever spoiled re variety after trying the fabulously addictive green tea Kit Kats.
PS @Alan the Crunchie analogy is interesting, I wonder if they used the same flavoring. That also reminds me I tried a Crunchie ice cream bar and like it better than the real thing; I was thinking if CM decides to foray into ice cream, you could start (or just do) the ice cream bars in side by side comparison with their chocolate counterparts. - May 14, 2011
- Thea said...
PS Those CM photos do a much better job of selling me these than the on-pack.
- May 14, 2011
- Thea said...
I've tried the toffee one now and it was disconcerting to have a non-crunchy Crunchie. Seriously, after a couple of squares the sweetness was overpowering to the point that it actually burnt my throat. While this deterred one of my fellow travellers, someone later on the tube was apparently not so choosy as they secretly helped themself to the rest somewhere along the way, I only hope they weren't disappointed like I was.
- May 21, 2011
Half price @ 94 cent for the hazelnut one until 23rd August 2011 in Tescos .
- August 03, 2011
- BJ said...
Bliss is not the term I would use to describe these bars. The best thing I think about them is the packaging. The presentation is exquisite, I love the elegant foil wrapping, but when I opened it, I could hardly smell anything.
I've only tried the toffee one, but I found i disappointing. The taste of toffee was far too subtle and I didn't think the Dairy Milk itself tasted as good as the original bar. - August 15, 2011
- BJ said...
I have just tried the Truffle Bliss, and wow, what a difference from the toffee version. Sorry, Jim but I'm going to have to disagree with you on this, the truffle bar is far superior. Not boring in the least. The texture as it melted on my mouth was exquisite and just enhanced the glorious Dairy Milk recipe.
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