Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Yeplive Brings Landscape Video And Web Comments To The Live Streaming Fight

Yeplive™ livestreaming video app available for iOS, Android and online The live streaming app battle may not have much room for many offerings besides early mover Meerkat and Twitter-owned Periscope, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t going to try. There’s still some hype left in the bottom of that particular barrel, and Yeplive is hoping to scoop it up by offering some features notably omitted from any of the other current offerings. Yeplive is… Read More


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Messenger No Longer Requires A Facebook Account

Messenger   Facebook wants even the people who hate Facebook to use Messenger, so it’s expanding the ability to sign up for its chat app with an account on its social network. Users can sign up with just a first name, last name, and phone number, starting today in the US, Canada, Peru, and Venezuela before rolling out elsewhere. Facebook tested accountless signups for Messenger on Android in… Read More


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You Can Finally Put Microsoft Office for Android on Your Smartphone 

Microsoft Office for Android came out for tablets in January, but the app suite is available for Android smartphones starting today.

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Microsoft Officially Launches Office For Android Phone

Office-for-Android-phone Microsoft this morning announced the official launch of Office for Android phone, five weeks after the company rolled out the suite of applications as a preview. Today’s release, which includes Word, Excel and PowerPoint designed for the Android smartphone experience, follows earlier efforts at bringing Office to Android tablets, as well as support for Office on iOS devices, Windows and… Read More


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Periscope is finally allowing web-based replays of video that was streamed live, fixing a major pitf

Periscope is finally allowing web-based replays of video that was streamed live, fixing a major pitfall of live-streaming. The service said in a Tweet that it will allow web users to watch replays in their browser for up to 24 hours after the broadcast. Previously, Periscope only allowed replays on Android and iOS apps.

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Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Dropbox Redesigns Its Android App

Dropbox for Android 3.0 3 Dropbox today released a redesign for its Android application designed to streamline the process of sharing files and uploading folders. The new Android app is a redesign of the user interface that’s a little more seamless compared to its previous versions. The new app also includes a new spot for the company’s search function, now based directly on the top of the app’s… Read More


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Task Manager Todoist Releases Completely Revamped Android App

Todoist for Android banner Popular task manager Todoist just received a major Android update with a completely overhauled user interface and very efficient new features. First, the company switched to Material design in order to make a more polished app that fits in better in Google’s operating system. Second, the company added natural language processing as well as intruitive gestures in order to manage your… Read More


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Monday, June 22, 2015

Android Wear Gets New Watchfaces From Hello Kitty, Angry Birds, And 15 Other Mega Brands

One of Android Wear’s bigger bulletpoints over Apple’s Watch: it can run totally custom third party watch faces. You can be damned sure Google is going to play that card hard until Apple gets around to supporting it themselves. This morning, Google is lettin’ loose a big bundle of new watch faces in partnership with 17 mega brands. Hello Kitty! Angry Birds! And… a… Read More


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Pebble Time Pre-Orders Kick Off At Best Buy And Pebble.com

pebble-time-daylight The Pebble Time has already been percolating out to backers of the record-breaking Kickstarter campaign, but now anyone can pre-order the wearable. In the U.S., pre-orders are routing through Best Buy, ahead of ship dates staring in early July, and in-store retail availability at the electronics giant starting in mid-July. For the rest of the world, Pebble.com is your pre-order destination,… Read More


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