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Monday, 13 February 2012

Weather Channel App Updated With Mango Features

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The Weather Channel is one of the more popular Weather apps for Windows Phone, but they weren't the first to offer Mango support. Today, the app has finally seen an update which brings some great improvements to Windows Phone 7.5 Mango users. First off, you get fast app switching support so that the app doesn't have to reload everything every time you switch to it using the task switching. General navigation of the app seems a bit smoother, but it still takes some time downloading data on first launch. While the original version only offered one default location for the live tile, now you can turn on a "Show Live Tile" checkbox for each location that you've saved within the app. Each time you do that, a new Live Tile for that location will show up on your start screen. What's more, the new live tiles for specific locations as well as the default app are now two sided. One side will show the normal current weather information that you'd expect, and it will periodically flip over to show you a radar map of the location. That's a very cool feature! The new app also uses a background process to update Live Tiles every 30 minutes as opposed to the older push notifications method previously employed.

You can download the new Weather Channel App from the Windows Phone Marketplace.

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Sunday, 12 February 2012

Twitter for iPhone Updated With Twitter Picture Support

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Twitter for iPhone has been updated to version 3.5.0 and, aside from the usual bug fixes and minor enhancements, it brings a series of features to iOS device owners who love tweeting.

The new version brings an enhanced sign up experience and support for the Twitter Picture upload support (uploading to pic.twitter.com) for easier sharing. If you haven't received the App Store notification on your phone, make sure you consult the app or your iTunes client in order to install/grab the update.

Source: iTunes

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Friday, 23 September 2011

Flixster Updated for Windows Phone Mango

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Today Flixster saw an update that brings some very cool Windows Phone 7.5 Mango features to the app. If you're familiar with Flixster already, you'll know that it offers access to showtimes, movie trailers and Rotten Tomatoes reviews. With the recent upgrade to version 1.6, it now supports fast app switching in Mango and Bing search integration. That means if you're searching for a movie using Bing, you can swipe over to the "apps" tab and get a deep-link into Flixster for whatever movie you were looking at so you can read Rotten Tomatoes reviews or whatnot. It also now supports pinning specific movies or theaters to your start screen. After you pin a movie to the start screen you'll have quick access to that movie in Flixster, but you'll also have a live tile of the movie's poster art that flips around to show you the Rotten Tomato review score. If you pin a theater, it will also have a live tile, but it only flips around to show the name of the theater. Still, having quick access to a specific theater and its showtimes is a great option to have on your start screen.

Source: WP Central

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Swype For Symbian Updated To Version 2.0, Up In The Beta Labs

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Swype is the preferred input method of many users as it comes preinstalled on certain Android-powered smartphones. If you have a Symbian device, you will be glad to find out that Swype has been updated to version 2.0 and is now available in the Beta Labs.

One of the most notable features of the update is that Swype now supports portrait orientation and split-screen for devices running Symbian Anna. Aside from many bugfixes, version 2.0 also allows you to download 30 language dictionaries; if you're an enthusiast, head over to the source link and get the update.


Source: Nokia Beta Labs
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Thursday, 15 September 2011

Foursquare For Windows Phone Updated With Mango Support

Mango is nearing upon us (we're still yet to see whether rumors about today's announcement turn out to be true or not) and applications are being constantly updated to support the Redmond platform refresh.

The official Foursquare client for Windows Phone just got updated to version 2.5. Aside from the usual fixes, the new version brings Mango support. That means fast app switching so that you are no longer presented with the screen that says Resuming. There's also support for App Connect as well as secondary Live Tiles. If you don't have the notification on your Marketplace Tile, fire up the application or just follow the source link below to update.

Source: Marketplace


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Tuesday, 13 September 2011

Facebook For Android Updated With Several Features And Fixes

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If you're frequently using Facebook on your Android phone then you'll be glad to find out the application has been once again updated. The new version not only fixes several bugs but also improves functionality.

With the new version it is easier to share things as there is an improved sharing tool that adds privacy controls on posts and match your settings on the web site. You can now also tag friends and places in posts and use the iPhone-like pull-to-refresh action. Profile and Group Walls have been redesigned, photo browsing and notifications are improved and much more. Head over to the source link to update or check with your Market application to get the latest version.

Source: Android Market
Via: AndroidCentral

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Thursday, 8 September 2011

Google Offers Beta Updated With Five Additional Cities Added

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Google Offers was officially introduced together with Google Wallet at the end of May and, if initially only available in Portland, the Bay Area and New York City, it is now expanding to add five more cities to the list. The offering brings you deals based on your location that might be of your interest.

Austin, Boston, D.C., Denver and Seattle are now supported by Google Offers Beta and if you are on the hunt for deals, you can have them on your Android phone if you are using the Google Shopper application. You can find everything of your interest nearby on the Today's Offer tab, given you are situated in one of the supported regions mentioned above.

Source: Google Commerce Blog
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Google+ iPhone Client Updated With Added Reshare Option

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The official Google+ client for iPhone has been launched on July 20 for those of you who are mixing the Apple platform and its phone with Google's social network. An update is now available for the application which you can download for free in the iTunes App Store.

The new version of Google+ for iPhone will allow you to "reshare" cool stuff on the network. In addition to this new feature, the application refresh also brings a couple of bug fixes as well as performance enhancements to the table. Follow the source link, check with your computer's iTunes or your iPhone's AppStore for an available update in order to install.

Source: iTunes
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Wednesday, 7 September 2011

Facebook For iPhone Updated To Version 3.5, Adds Features

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Facebook continues to keep the iPhone application up and running with frequent updates that often add new features or bring user interface changes. The latest version is 3.5 which is available as of now for free in the Apple iTunes App Store.

With the new application version you will be able to tag friends and places in posts, share external links from a web view, as well as enjoy the new design for Profile and Group Walls. The sharing tool has been improved to add privacy controls on posts and match your settings on the web site and there are also a handful of improvements and bug fixes, like speed of Notifications, fixed Chat bugs and so on. Follow the source link to download or check with your computer's iTunes/device's AppStore for the update.

Source: iTunes
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Thursday, 21 July 2011

Updated: Google to kill Labs, but not all of them!

Updated: Google just announced it is ending its Labs program, in an effort to focus more on its existing products, and a collective gasp has gone up around the Internet. My first thought was, “Oh my God, what will happen to my multiple inboxes and Auto-advance features that make my inbox manageable?” I bet I am not alone. For many of Google’s hard-core or even medium-core users, certain labs features have become essential tools to personalize the apps to their needs.

Update: My worries have been somewhat assuaged because a Google spokesman said that Gmail Labs, Calendar Labs and other Labs will not be shut down, merely the Labs program that brought us such applications as Google Goggles and Google Reader. There are still cool affected apps, but it’s not the end of my personal world.

Sure there are silly Labs features such as the one designed to stop you from drunk dialing, Image Swirl, which I’ve never figured out. But there are some real productivity enhancing items out there such as the ones I mentioned above or Correlate, which helps connect search trends to real-world data and events. Google didn’t give a lot of detail in its blog post, and I’ve reached out to the company for comment and will update the post when I learn more. From the blog post:

Last week we explained that we’re prioritizing our product efforts. As part of that process, we’ve decided to wind down Google Labs. While we’ve learned a huge amount by launching very early prototypes in Labs, we believe that greater focus is crucial if we’re to make the most of the extraordinary opportunities ahead.

In many cases, this will mean ending Labs experiments—in others we’ll incorporate Labs products and technologies into different product areas. And many of the Labs products that are Android apps today will continue to be available on Android Market. We’ll update you on our progress via the Google Labs website.

The move follows Google closing other experimental efforts such as its PowerMeter product earlier this month, and signals that the company is really trying to focus.

I’m frustrated that Google isn’t giving us a lot of information about what features we’ll lose and when. If I knew what was going away, and when, I could start researching for alternatives. Or maybe a kindly startup could volunteer to take the feature out of Google’s hands and support it. What do y’all think? What Labs features will you miss?

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