The night before Google's Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) division was supposed to show off the one and only functional Project Ara prototype to a room full of eager developers, someone dropped the phone and broke the display. At any other...
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The Criterion Collection became a part of Hulu's lineup back in 2011, quickly turning into an essential feature within the company's premium video streaming service, Hulu Plus. Today, Hulu announced it has reached yet another multi-year deal with...
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Office 365 Personal, a leaner version of Microsoft's subscription-based productivity suite, is now available for $70 per year or $7 per month. The new package lets you use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher and Access on one Mac or...
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Roku baked its comprehensive search feature into its mobile apps last month, but only folks who used it with the firm's HDMI Streaming Stick have been able to enjoy life without wielding a remote to hunt and peck for letters. Starting today, however,...
Source: http://feeds.engadget.com/~r/weblogsinc/engadget/~3/zCGUk4yR6VA/Temple Run 2 has a colorful new update for Easter! Players can now unlock bunny ears for their various endless-running heroes, and collect eggs rather than coins on their route. Besides the holiday theme, Temple Run 2 has also added cloud saving support, which is hugely important when playing between your iPhone and iPad. At the end of every run, there’s also a new wheel spin that potentially provides you with new power-ups (including some limited-time Easter holiday artifacts).
Temple Run 2 remains one of the most popular endless runners out there, thanks to breakneck speeds, polished 3D graphics, and a certain goofy charm. Temple runners, what’s your high score?
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheIphoneBlog/~3/EhokNs1pCjw/story01.htmTaking a picture this incredible isn't easy, but here's how a group of photographers managed to get a car posed over three feet of glowing ice on the world's deepest lake.
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/MDBJVjo6i9M/+barrettGoogle Helpouts is a service that uses Hangouts to get users with questions in touch with experts. Categories include Computers & Electronics, Education & Careers, Fashion, Fitness and Music, among others. You use your Google account to sign in, and the interface is plain but intuitive.
Most Helpouts are free, but the experts can set a fee for their services. Once finished, you're able to rate your experience so that others can get an idea of the service they should expect.
It's an interesting concept, but so far has seen limited success. Maybe opening up the process to iOS users will make a difference here.
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