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Superstar CEO Marissa Mayer announced on the Yahoo blog a new mail client for iOS, Android, Windows 8 and the web. Mayer in the blog post explained to readers how the company has listened and grown from the mistakes of the past, adding “ You’ve told us loud and clear that you want fewer distractions when it…
It looks like LG’s forthcoming Optimus G2 won’t be competing with the likes of Oppo Find and HTC Droid DNA/Butterfly, and will rather go for the folks looking to buy a phablet device such as the Samsung Galaxy Note II. According to Korean publication Asiae, LG’s next flagship will rock a 5.5-inch 1080p screen as…
BlueStacks, the PC and Mac software, that allows users to run Android apps on their computers has reached 5 million “organic” installs, which include only installs through the company’s website. That’s not a minor figure considering that we’re talking about a niche product, not every users necessarily needs. However, we’re willing to bet that’s just…
Back in August, we’ve told you about Archos’ game-centric Android device called GamePad. If you recall, it’s a 7-inch tablet with dedicated gaming keys on each side of the screen. Now it’s available from Archos and the initial batch has already been sold out. However, you can secure your unit for 129 GBP (around $207)…
Samsung is apparently getting ready to launch another member of its Galaxy series. The rumored Galaxy Grand DUOS (we guess a single-SIM version will also be released) may be unveiled in January 2013, sporting some rather unimpressive specs. From what we’ve heard, it will have a huge 5-inch screen that will unfortunately show WVGA (800×480…
And just like that, Twitter drops its latest update that brings Instagram-like photo filters within the app. This comes after Instagram rolled out an update of its own, which included features such as a redesigned camera, a new photo filter called “Willow,” improved Tilt-Shift function and Foursquare integration to name a few. The new Twitter app…
The Android developer blog just announced some good news about Version 3 of in-app purchasing. Now this is some nerd stuff that has to do with a bunch of coding normal folks like us can’t comprehend. These improvements to the Play Store include the following: Streamlined code. Google says what used to take several hundred…
There’s been a lot of news this week about the online rift between Instagram and Twitter. This is after word got out that the photo sharing site planned to stop supporting pictures showing up in Twitter’s feed/timeline. Nevertheless, the Facebook owned company followed through with its plan and killed support for all its photos showing…
After much speculation about Microsoft’s plans to bring its Office productivity suite of software to iPhone and iPad, it seems that it has been all but confirmed at this point. Now, even Microsoft has — albeit unintentionally — revealed some information about Office on iOS. On a support page of Microsoft’s French website regarding accessing…
Android is in the news yet again for a bit of a security blunder. Google’s most recent operating system release, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, is under fire for its poor recognition of malware with the use of a new featured called app verification. According to a study conducted by North Carolina State University computer science…