May 11
Like mother, like daughter (or son).
May 11
“When I first saw his little face a year ago, I knew he was the one for me and it was the best decision I ever made.”
May 11
The telecom giant paid Trump’s attorney to advise on a variety of issues, including a proposed merger with Time Warner.
May 11
Tom McInerney previously has promoted the birther conspiracy theory against President Barack Obama.
May 11
Europe’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy laws are about to go into effect, and one of the key rules is that companies must provide “clear and transparent” notice about how your data will be used. Google has done just that, relea…
May 11
I laughed along with most of the audience at I/O 2018 when, in response to a restaurant rep asking it to hold on, Google Assistant said “Mmhmm”. But beneath our mirth lay a sense of wonder. The demo of Google Duplex, “an AI system for accomplishing r…
May 11
A stealth horror PC game called Hello Neighbor will have you sneaking into your creepy neighbor’s house again and again until you unravel his sinister secrets. What’s truly interesting about the game, however, is that your neighbor gets smarter the m…
May 11
With the launch of the Apple Watch Series 3, Apple introduced LTE connectivity to the wearable, meaning that Apple Watch users no longer had to have their iPhones tethered to them to enjoy certain features of the Apple Watch, namely making calls. However availability of the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE was limited to a handful of markets, but that’s slowly change.
Apple has recently expanded the availability of the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE to four new countries. This includes Sweden, India, Denmark, and Taiwan. However it does not mean that all carriers will support it as it will vary from country to country, so you will need to check with your carrier to see if Apple Watch LTE support is available.
With the addition of the four new countries, this means that the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE is now available in 16 countries such as Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Japan, Puerto Rico, Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sweden, the UK, United States, and Taiwan.
So far Apple’s smartwatch has been selling pretty well according to analysts, with the most recent figure pegging the number of Apple Watches sold to date to be at 46 million. Some are also claiming that the Series 3 is the most popular model to date, mostly thanks to its cellular connectivity.
Apple Watch Series 3 With LTE Expands To Four New Countries , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
May 11
Messenger apps used to exist heavily on computers back in the day where we had the likes of ICQ, IRC, AIM, Skype, and so on. While chat apps for desktops still exist, it seems that there is an increased focus from mobile apps to bring their apps onto desktop. We’ve seen this with WhatsApp, LINE, KakaoTalk, and so on.
Now it looks like BBM is next. According to a report from CrackBerry, it seems that BlackBerry will be launching the BBM Desktop beta for Android users, where basically they will be able to access BBM on their computers in addition to their mobile devices. This is incredibly convenient as it means that users won’t need to keep looking towards their phone to reply messages when they are working on their computers.
However like we said, this beta seems to be only applicable to Android users right now and even then it won’t be open to all. According to BlackBerry, “Selected Android users will see the BBM desktop icon in their Me tab.” BlackBerry had previously tested out BBM for the desktop and we guess progress and reception must have been good for them to continue.
No word on when it will arrive for iOS devices or when it will exit its beta, but hopefully with it currently in beta it means that we’re now one step closer to seeing its release in the near future.
BBM Desktop Beta Announced For Android Users , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
May 11
Shanzey Afzal’s conservative Muslim family didn’t approve of tattoos, but she embraced her love for them anyway.
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