Digg adds new reading features to iOS app, brings Reader to the mobile Web, and promises Android app ‘very soon’
Digg Reader has been ported to the mobile Web, and Digg for Android is coming “very soon…Read More >> Continue reading Digg adds new reading features to iOS app, brings Reader to the mobile Web, and promises Android app ‘very soon’
Canalys: 30 of the top 100 iPad apps in the US aren’t on Google Play, 18 aren’t optimized for Android tablets
Out of the top 100 iPad apps in Apple’s US App Store (top 50 free and top 50 paid), 30 apps were absent from Google Play, and 18 were available but not optimized for tablet users…Read More >> Continue reading Canalys: 30 of the top 100 iPad apps in the US aren’t on Google Play, 18 aren’t optimized for Android tablets
BlackBerry 10.2 Simulator arrives with support for Bluetooth, 3D views, camera, and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
BlackBerry today released the BlackBerry 10.2 simulator with “a heap of new improvements and features.†You can download the latest version now directly from BlackBerry Developer…Read More >> Continue reading BlackBerry 10.2 Simulator arrives with support for Bluetooth, 3D views, camera, and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
BlackBerry 9720 launched running BB7 OS, 2.8″ touchscreen, 5MP camera and dedicated BBM shortcut key
The BlackBerry 9720 announced today is a departure from its new touch-oriented BlackBerry 10 operating system, running on the older Blackberry 7.1 platform that used to be so popular in emerging markets…Read More >> Continue reading BlackBerry 9720 launched running BB7 OS, 2.8″ touchscreen, 5MP camera and dedicated BBM shortcut key
Flicker-founders' New Collaborative Game is a Hit Agian
Stewart Butterfield got lucky building a successful product out of a failed game. Now, as he shelves another game, the Flickr co-founder thinks a collaboration tool — Slack — could be his second big hit. Read this article by Donna Tam on CNET News.Read More >> Continue reading Flicker-founders' New Collaborative Game is a Hit Agian
Gmail: No Guarantee for Your Privacy
The Internet is in a panic over a Google legal brief that claims Gmail users have no expectation of privacy when they use the service. Good headline, but let's be honest: that's the entire point of Gmail. Read this article by Molly Wood on CNET News.Read More >> Continue reading Gmail: No Guarantee for Your Privacy