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Google’s iOS App for Android Wear
Google wearables are now iOS friendly. You don't have to buy an Apple watch. Google announced this Monday that future Android wear will no longer be limited to the same OS.
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BlackBerry Might Give Up Creating Smartphones
As one of the pioneers of innovative mobile technology, it would be sad to see Blackberry exit from the mobile market.
Instagram to Enable Users to Search on Web
Instagram now looks better on your desktop too! The social media app, Instagram, added a feature for users to be able to search on the Web. This week, it added a feature that will enable users to do the usual things that they do on Instagram but this time, on your desktop.
Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch for Window Amid Security Flaw
Time to update your software! Due to a security flaw that was dubbed critical, Microsoft has released an emergency patch to remedy the issue. Microsoft said in a security bulletin that the security flaw could give an attacker the opportunity to install programs, view, change, delete data or create new accounts with full user rights.
Fourth Betas of Apple’s Operating Systems Exclusively Available to Developers; Can the Public Access the New Builds?
New versions of Apple's OS is ready for public scrutiny. Apple released the new betas of its upcoming three new operating systems for its products on July 21, Tuesday, exclusively to developers.
Non-tech Company Marshall Amp to Release First Smartphone ‘London’; Will Techies Patronize the Guitar Amp Maker?
An Amp company now manufactures smartphones. What's next? Popular English company guitar amplifier maker Marshall Amplification will release its first Android-based smartphone named "London" this coming August or September.
NFL Game Pass Offers Full Game Reruns to Apple TV, Game Consoles; Price Yet To Be Announced
A new way to watch NFL reruns and special features. National Football League (NFL) introduced a new service called Game Pass, which will replace their former service feature Game Rewind, and the subscription to the video streaming would allow football followers to watch full game reruns since 2009 in devices like Apple TV and game consoles such as Xbox One and Xbox 360.
Google Lends Help to Enterprises Through ‘Pilot’ System
A new pilot system that can assist small and large enterprises in production. Google released the latest version of Kubernetes software that can be used in production, which eventually aims to help enterprises manage their virtual containers with much ease while running big Web scale apps.
Uber, Other Ride-Share Applications Now Allowed to Operate in Mexico; Cabbies to Fight New Regulations
An Uber life without borders. Under the new regulations published by Mexico City, smartphone-based ridesharing applications like Uber can now freely and legally operate in the city.
App Records Mobile Gaming Experience, Now Available in Samsung
Record your game and show it to your friends on YouTube! Samsung just released their new app, Game Recorder+, that allows its users to record and share their mobile gaming experience.
Uber Caught in California Lawsuit; Fined $7.3 Million
Uber problems in California. Uber, the popular taxi search app, has been fined $7. 3 million by a Californian court because it had misleading information about how the operations were run.
Public Beta for Slack Add-on, Convergely, Claims to Improve Slack Experience
Don't slack off! Get the update now! Slack has stayed on top of the game after it introduced a new way to chat and communicate online. Slack is more than just a group chatting tool because it allows users to do other tasks and to share documents under one roof.
SanDisk Introduces the new iNAND 7232 With 32GB Minimum Capacities
The 16GB capacity will soon be a thing of the past. SanDisk, one of the largest hardware manufacturers for memory storage in smartphones, just launched its newest chip, the iNAND 7232 which boasts more storage and faster memory than ever before.
