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There might already been one too many music streaming services out there, but Beats Music believes that it can stand out from the crowd. The new service has been built by the popular premium audio products company, Beats, and it aims to make it easier for users to find the “right now for right now” through Beats Music. The app was initially released only for iOS and Android, with the company confirming that a Windows Phone launch was not far off. Today, the Beats Music Windows Phone app has finally been released.

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Beats Music Windows Phone App Finally Launched original content from Ubergizmo.

Spherical panorama images have become a popular stitching activity among photo-takers, and as a result some smartphones and applications have cropped up that can make them. The process can still … Continue reading

Where are the dozens of pictures on your smartphone or tablet going? Nowhere, probably. Printing them at home looks chintzy, and getting professional prints is expensive. Flag wants to change that, with an app that would give you high-quality prints and mail them wherever you want, all for free. Cool!

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Android offers users a lot more customization options as opposed to iOS, which is one of the reasons why customers often go for devices running Google’s mobile operating system. On Android, users can choose from a wide variety of custom keyboards if they don’t like the stock offering, whereas on iOS, users don’t enjoy such liberties. SwiftKey happens to be one of the most popular custom keyboards for Android, and today SwiftKey for iOS makes it debut, not as a keyboard that gets baked in but rather as a standalone note taking application.

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SwiftKey For iOS Launches As A Note Taking App original content from Ubergizmo.

During its fourth-quarter earnings conference call yesterday, the social network’s Mark Zuckerberg discussed Facebook’s mobile future, and it looks to be one peppered with standalone mobile apps that provide a … Continue reading