Category archives for: Cell Applications

Google iOS App Now Has Trending Searches and Instant Answers

With a new search app update for iOS, Google has added trending searches and instant answers. It replicates a previously introduced Android feature which reportedly resulted in an outcry, causing Google to enable an opt-out. In the “what’s new” discussion in the iOS App Store, Google says: See searches that are trending around you when […]

Google Maps Brings Parking Features to More Cities

Google today expanded the availability of Google Maps‘ parking tools. To start, the existing “how difficult is it to park” feature is accessible to 25 new cities outside the U.S. People planning trips need only tap the parking icon to see how easy or hard it might be to find a spot. The new cities include […]

Google Launches ARCore to Bring Augmented Reality to the Masses

Google today introduced ARCore, a software developer kit that will bring augmented reality to existing and future Android smartphones without the special hardware required by Project Tango. Google says it built ARCore on the foundation set by Project Tango, but has tweaked it in a way the will allow most devices to run AR apps and […]

Instagram Now Has More Options for Sharing Multiple Photos

Instagram today said people can now share portrait or landscape photos when assembling posts with multiple shots. Before today, all the photos shared in a single post were restricted to the square format. Moving forward, people can put together packages of either portrait or landscape shots in their larger posts, though only one aspect ratio is […]

Google Gives YouTube a New Logo and Overhaul

Google today unveiled a new version of YouTube for both mobile devices and the desktop. To start, the mobile app has a new, clean design. Google changed the header from red to white, moved the navigation tabs to the bottom of the app, and added new library and account tabs to ease content discovery. The app […]

Apple Releases 8th Round of Developer Betas

Apple  today made a handful of new beta builds of its various operating systems available to developers. App writers can download and installed iOS 11 Beta 8, watchOS 4 Beta 8, tvOS 11 Beta 8, and macOS High Sierra 10.13 Beta 8. Apple did not spell out any changes specific to these builds, though it […]

Fitbit Announces the Iconic Smartwatch – Can Do NFC Payments

FitBit today announced the Iconic, its long-awaited smartwatch. The wearable primarily targets fitness buffs, but it includes a number of features similar to smart devices from Apple, Samsung, and others. To start, the come in three colors and features a touch screen protected by Gorilla Glass 3. It includes GPS and Bluetooth 4.0 radios, as […]

Samsung Bixby Voice Comes to 200 Nations

After slow and delayed rollouts in South Korea and then followed by U.S., Samsung’s Bixby Voice assistant is now travel the world. has exploded today. Samsung says that Bixby Voice is now available in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. This includes the U.K., Australia and Canada. Do note Bixby Voice still […]

Apple Releases iOS 11 Beta 7 to Devs

iOS 11 beta 7 is now available to download for registered developers. You can get it by going to Apple’s Developer Center website or by going to Settings > General > Software Update on your registered iOS device. The full iOS 11 launch will happen this fall.

Google Home Speaker Now Bluetooth Compatible

Google updated its Google Home speaker with the ability to connect to Bluetooth devices. The search giant first announced the feature at its I/O developer conference earlier this year and has just now enabled the functionality. Using the Google Home app on mobile devices, Home owners can connect to the speaker via Bluetooth for streaming […]

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