Google has updated Drive app for iOS with passcode lock feature. The new feature will let users protect their documents library with a four digit code.
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Twitter for BlackBerry 10 updated with several new features
BlackBerry has updated its Twitter app for BlackBerry 10 users to make it come on line with its other apps. Now, users can draft tweets and post them later.
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Sony offers free entertainment content and premium apps for Xperia Z2 and Z1 users
Sony is offering Xperia Z2 users with a bunch of goodies ranging from music to games. Xperia Z2 smartphone users will get six free movies, 30-day trial of the Music Unlimited service, 8 games from PlayStation Mobile and a free download of the upcoming Michael Jackson album, XSCAPE.
Twitter testing mute feature on mobile apps
Twitter which announced recently that its has over 255 million monthly active users is now experimenting with a feature. The microblogging site is testing a function that allows users to mute account you’re following without actually unfollowing that account.
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Amazon’s smartphone revealed in new render
We all know about Amazon’s foray in the smartphone market as few details have already surfaced online. Last month images of the 4.7 inch phone with six cameras were leaked. This was followed by another report suggesting that the phone will have tilt based gesture control. Today BGR has revealed a new image of the Amazon smartphone that is ready for a June launch, according to WSJ report.
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Microsoft updates OneNote for iPhone with iOS 7 redesign and other features
Microsoft has released much needed updates to its note taking app OneNote for iPhone. The latest update enables users to create new notebooks and sections from an iPhone and share. Prior to this, users could only read the documents and not create them. Users can also add, delete and rename sections.
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Facebook Messenger for Android updated with better photos and video sharing
Facebook updated Messenger app for iOS with some great features earlier this week. Now, the social network is bringing these features to Android. The latest update allows users to share photos, videos and other types of media content faster with others.
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Google Search updated with Google Now parking reminder card
Google, which already takes care of your many day-to-day activities will now even help you remember where you have parked your car. The tech giant has updated its Search app on Android with Parking Location card that offers the ability to automatically detect where you have parked your car and help you find that spot later.
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Facebook announces Anonymous Login for third-party apps
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has introduced Anonymous Login for third-party apps at the F8 Developer Conference. With Anonymous Login, users can login to new apps without having to create a new account. The feature which is available on both web and mobile is specially for those users who are not comfortable to sign in by providing real information.
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Google releases Docs and Sheets apps for Android and iOS
Google has launched Docs and Sheets apps for Android and iOS. These standalone apps will enable users to edit, create, and view files both on and offline. In addition, the company said that its will soon launch Slides, an app for editing PowerPoint-style presentations.
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Lastpass updates Android app, includes biometric security on Samsung Galaxy S5
Lastpass, the popular password storage app has added support for fingerprint scanner on the Samsung Galaxy S5. Users can now swipe their finger instead of typing their master password to login to web services and apps.
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Twitter clocks 255 million monthly active users, 198 million on mobile
Twitter has announced that it has more than 255 million monthly active users of which 14 million were added in Q1. The micro blogging site recorded a mere 6% rise from the 241 million users reported in the fourth quarter and 25 percent year-on-year in terms of user base.
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Yahoo Mail for iPhone undergoes a makeover with new features
Yahoo has revamped it Mail app for iPhone to make it more personal. For starters, the Yahoo iPhone mail app will provide users with personalized news from the Yahoo News team. The app now boasts of Mail, News, and Today icons at the bottom of the screen, which let you access communications, news, information in a single integrated experience.
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Google to reportedly replace Nexus devices with premium “Android Silver” smartphones
Google’s Nexus line up of phones have be popular and successful for a long time now. But, as per reports the internet giant is gearing up to replace the Nexus brand to maintain the reign in Android ecosystem. According to a latest report from The Information, Google is planning to replace the current Nexus series with high end Android Silver phones.
Geeksphone Revolution receives price cut, to get Cyanogenmod 11
Geeksphone is lowering the price of its multi-OS smartphone Revolution from May 1. The Spanish smartphone maker announced the smartphone that runs on Android and Mozilla was first announced in January this year.
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