In response to Apple’s battery apology,
Both Samsung and LG came out saying they do not slow devices
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Where Is The BB OS 10.3.3 ?? One More Day To Go To Receive The Update, But There Is Nothing About The Update :(
All New Updated Blackberry OS 10.3.3 Is Now One Step Away To Update, But Where It Is ? Where Is The Update ??
Everyone In The World Are Eagerly Waiting To Receive The Update - BB OS 10.3.3.
The Main Reason Behind Getting Late About To Receive The Update By Blackberry, Cause The Company Making Plans To Launch A New Smartphone That Totally Based On Android. Simply This Is The Reason Why We Are Getting Late To Receive The BB OS 10.3.3, I Think So...
Hope The BB OS 10.3.3 Update Will Be Available Soon :)
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Everything about the BlackBerry 10.3 OS SDK beta that arrived for the developer community. Developers can read all about that in a technical overview post by Tim Neil. This post recaps for smartphone users what will eventually be coming in the BlackBerry 10.3 OS update.
An advanced preview of the nearly 20 small but useful features have planned for BlackBerry 10.3 OS. Here’s a look back at what was covered, New UI, Home Screen, Hub, Calendar & Remember and a catch-all Miscellaneous bucket.
Apple on Tuesday launched iOS 9.2 for iPhone,
iPad and iPod touch, packing in a number of of new features including improvements to Apple Music related to playlists, saving songs, and browsing content, as well as other new functions and bug fixes.
Wednesday, 9 December 2015
Apple iOS 9.2 Is Available Now With Bunch Of New Features And Bug Fixes
BlackBerry pushes first update to the Priv with camera improvements and more
The BlackBerry Priv is now receiving its first update, and it brings a number of improvements.
Apple iOS 9.1 Is Out And iOS 9.2 Is In.With yesterday’s release of iOS 9.1 Apple has finally pushed out the last bit of iPhone and iPad software that it was publicly testing. With that out of the way, the company has internally shifted its focus to the next mobile OS release on its roadmap: iOS 9.2.
Saturday, 24 October 2015
Apple iOS 9.1 Is Out And iOS 9.2 Likely getting In To Focus on more resolving issues
Facebook has just announced a new update to its Messenger app that improves on the location sharing system. The update removes the old feature and adds a more granular way of sharing location data with your friends.
With this new update, Facebook will no longer embed location data in your messages. Instead, you'll have to explicitly share a location with one of your friends. To share your location, you'll have to tap the three buttons at the bottom of the app, and then select the location you want to share.
One neat feature is that the app now lets you share locations other than the one that your GPS coordinates point out to. For instance, you can send a map with the location of a certain event, a meeting point, or basically any other location that you want. Furthermore, you'll be able to search for places such as restaurants and then send a map with its location inside a conversation.
Facebook's announcement places a lot of emphasis on the fact that Facebook Messenger is now only sharing location when you tell it to, and that the app doesn't access location data when in the background. This is a welcomed change compared to how the app previously handled your location data. Just like before, you have the option completely cut off the app from your location info.
While it may seem a bit odd for Facebook to release the update so close after the Marauders Map scandal broke, the company says that this improved location sharing system was in the works for about three months. What do you guys think of this? Pure coincidence or cover story?
Over the past few months, we’ve been working on a brand new way to send a location as part of a conversation in Messenger. Today, we’re excited to start rolling it out in place of our previous location sharing feature. Now you can choose to explicitly send a map of your location or another particular place as a separate message, By Stan Chudnovsky, Head of Product for Messenger
Gmail for iOS receives update with three new features
Three new features have been added to Gmail for iOS following an update to the application. Quick actions now allows iOS users to reply to a message directly from a notification. That saves you valuable time as you won't have to open the Gmail app. The update also adds a feature allowing you to attach photos and documents to Gmail directly from another app.
Another new feature added with this update allows you to open an attachment from Gmail into any app. Gmail for iOS is free and can be downloaded from the Apple App Store. For those keeping score, Gmail for iOS is now on version 4.0.
Another new feature added with this update allows you to open an attachment from Gmail into any app. Gmail for iOS is free and can be downloaded from the Apple App Store. For those keeping score, Gmail for iOS is now on version 4.0.
If you are a regular Gmail user on iOS, let us remind you that you might want to consider seeking an invitation for Gmail's Inbox. This is an app that helps you organize your inbox better and also gives you the power to rescind an email before it is read. You can also "snooze" an email until you need it.
Gear Live, Moto 360 and G Watch R get Android Wear 5.0.2
Google is rolling out Android Wear 5.0.2 update to select Android Wear devices. This includes the Samsung Gear Live, the Motorola Moto 360, and the LG G Watch R.
The update doesn't seem to add any new features; according to Motorola's change log, all it brings is an updated version of Google Play services and a variety of optimizations and security updates.
If you have any of these devices, you should be getting the notification to update any time now. Other Android Wear devices will have to wait for some time.
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