If you’re willing to hunt for flaws within its vast array of software and services, Google’s happy to pay up. Over the course of its 2016 Vulnerability Rewards Program, the company paid out $3 million—a third of the total $9 million that enthusiastic researchers have earned since the initiative, more colloquially known as a bug bounty program, launched in 2010. The… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2jU85Y6
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
LEGO Life is a new social network where kids can share their creations
Club Penguin may be shutting down, but there’s a new social network for kids arriving today from LEGO. The company known for its physical blocks and building sets is launching LEGO Life, a safe, online space where kids can share their LEGO creations, and connect with a broader community. Available as an iOS and Android application, the social network is aimed at those under the age of… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2kNXQ9L
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2kNXQ9L
Monday, January 30, 2017
Razer acquires Nextbit, the startup behind the Robin smartphone
Three months after acquiring iconic audio tech company THX, Razer is making another move to expand its business beyond hardware and software for the gaming community. The company has acquired Nextbit, the startup behind the Robin smartphone, founded by Android veterans who had set out with high hopes (and some decent funding) to rethink how to build a mobile phone that leant on cloud… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2kLNaIs
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2kLNaIs
Friday, January 27, 2017
How to Put the Google Pixel's Best Features on Your Phone
The Google Pixel and Pixel XL have set the bar high for the Android, but you don’t necessarily have to shill out hundreds of dollars to get a Pixel-esque feel on your handset. Quite a few of the Pixel’s features can be added to any Android phone, and here’s how it’s done.
Source: Gizmodo http://j.mp/2kaT7y4
Thursday, January 26, 2017
The League brings its picky dating app to Android
The League, the dating app known for its exclusivity, has now officially launched on Android. The company has been accused of elitism, though founder and CEO Amanda Bradford has said her vision is more about creating a service that welcomes ambitious women. The app still makes users apply to join, and it screens them based on their Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, but it also redesigned… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2k6XD0d
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2k6XD0d
Myst arrives on Android, Riven to follow soon
If you are of a certain age you will grin at the sound of the world “Myst,” recalling the game that originally debuted in 1993 and enthralled computer gamers with its weird, atmospheric puzzles and amazing (for the time) graphics. Riven came not too long after, debuting in 1997 and spanned five CDs. Myst is available on Android today, via both the Google Play and Amazon App stores,… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2jumkmv
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2jumkmv
Google Maps will now tell you how bad the parking is at your destination
A new feature in Google Maps will help you find parking – or rather, it will mentally prepare you for how difficult it will be to find a parking space at your destination. Google says it’s now using “historical parking data” to calculate a parking difficulty score, which will be displayed in Google Maps’ directions card as “Limited,”… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2kolWEe
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2kolWEe
Facebook brings its Slideshow movie-maker to Android
This past summer, Facebook introduced a new photo-sharing sharing tool called Slideshow that’s able to turn your photos and videos into mini-movies that also include themed music and transitions. The feature had originated in Facebook’s private photo-sharing app Moments before making its way over to the main social network. The idea is to offer Facebook users an easier way to… Read More
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2k5ews7
Source: TechCrunch http://j.mp/2k5ews7
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