Mailbox for iOS has come a long way very quickly. The email client promised to cut down on clutter, ease your workflow and hopefully leave you feeling a little less anxious about dealing with piles of email. The app focuses on gesture-based usability, with options to “snooze” emails for a later date or quickly archive [...]
Even if you don’t use Outlook, formerly Hotmail, on a daily basis, everyone has one or two accounts with Microsoft’s email service used to capture throwaway (read: spammy) newsletters and the like. Microsoft recently updated its Outlook web experience with a great new interface, and today has updated its Android app to take on some [...]
Facebook Home is hitting Canadian Android devices today, as long as you’re rocking a Samsung Galaxy S3 or Note II, or a HTC One X or One X+. Future devices like the Nexus 4, along with the upcoming HTC One and Galaxy S4, will also be compatible in the near future. Facebook has been heavily [...]
Press for Android, the best Google Reader app on the platform, has been updated with arguably its biggest set of feature adds yet. On top of the list are a couple of widgets, the first a 1×1 tipper that displays your unread message count; the second is a transparent 4×2 scrollable widget that integrates beautifully [...]
YouTube for iOS has gained the ability to stream live content a day after the Google property streamed the popular Coachella music festival for free through its desktop and Android apps. The company has steadily improved its iOS version in recent months, adding iPhone 5 and AirPlay support in addition to other features that put [...]
Perhaps a first of its kind, the Rogers variant of the Samsung Galaxy S4 will support LTE on both AWS (1700/2100Mhz) as well as the up-and-coming 2600Mhz, which ultimately supports downlink speeds of 100Mbps. This insight comes on the announcement that the Galaxy S4 will be available to pre-order customers on Saturday, April 27th, with [...]
Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt, has confirmed to the press that the company is activating 1.5 million Android devices every day. That insanely high number speaks to the huge growth of the platform in developing nations in addition to existing markets like North America. With flagship devices like the Samsung Galaxy S4 coming soon, this year looks to [...]
After a long wait, SugarSync has launched its new iOS app to correspond to a redesign it launched late last year for desktops and earlier this year for Android. Focusing on a unified, streamlined experience across platforms, SugarSync 4.0 for iOS introduces a brand new navigation system, recognizable as used in popular apps like Facebook [...]
Skype for Windows Phone has shed its preview status and has been bumped up to version 2.5. While there aren’t many substantive changes to the app — those were added in the previous release — this one fixes many of the remaining bugs that plagued devices since its launch last year. Windows Phone 8 has [...]
Blaq for BlackBerry 10, the newest version of one of the PlayBook’s most popular apps, is making its way to BlackBerry’s newest platform on Wednesday, April 17th. While its substantive improvements have not been detailed, there’s a good chance Blaq for BB10 will adhere to the Cascades design and coding guidelines, featuring fast gesture-based navigation [...]