Big, complex things running on tiny things is a common theme this week. Earlier we had a hack that put Counter-Strike on Android Wear, and today some maniac has installed Windows 95 on his Apple Watch. At last it’ll do something worthwhile! That is, of course, if you can find the Start button. Read More
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Friday, April 29, 2016
Kentucky Derby attendees can now order food, place bets from their seats
Getting around, drinking and dining at the Kentucky Derby this year should prove a lot easier for fans and employees. According to Churchill Downs’ General Manager Ryan Jordan, the famed horse racing venue on Friday launched a Churchill Downs Racetrack app, powered by VenueNext, to give attendees a better experience on-site. The new app, available for iOS and Android devices, will let… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1Tknus1
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1Tknus1
Microsoft’s new tool for building line-of-business apps is now in public preview
Microsoft PowerApps allows anybody to build basic business apps without having to touch any code. These apps can run on the web and on mobile (through the PowerApps apps for iOS and Android). Microsoft first announced a private preview of this project last November but starting today, it’s open for anybody who wants to give it a try. Building apps in PowerApps is mostly a… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1pP5ePS
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1pP5ePS
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Google Play is now labelling which apps contain ads
Google has just made a change to its mobile application storefront, Google Play, which will help customers make better decisions about the apps they want to download: it’s now displaying if an app contains advertisements. This label will now appear alongside the existing designation which indicates if an app offers in-app purchases, the company has confirmed to TechCrunch. The change… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1NXf1cB
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1NXf1cB
Samsung backs Mast Mobile, the startup that helps you manage multiple numbers on one phone
Communication startup Mast Mobile is launching on Android — specifically the Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge. The news is part of a broader partnership with Samsung, which has made a minority investment of undisclosed size in the company. In addition, Mast said it’s launching the first commercial integration with the Samsung Knox Cloud SDK, which… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/21hdNR0
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/21hdNR0
Philips launches new Hue app with much improved design
Let’s be honest, the Philips Hue app has a horrible design. But this is just a bad memory now as the company has released a new major version of its iOS and Android app. The app is now more polished and comes with a bunch of extra features. Let’s start with the design. I’ve been using Huemote on my iPhone to control my lights. It’s clean, straightforward and comes with Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/26wWyis
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/26wWyis
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
‘Europe by rail’ booking platform, Loco2, finally gets an app
Pan-European train travel booking website Loco2 has launched its first app, letting iOS users book and pay for trips via their phone. Launching an Android app is also on its roadmap for this year. Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1VT14EW
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/1VT14EW
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