A couple of screenshots have leaked online which hint at the possibility that Gmail for Android app’s user interface might soon be getting an overhaul. It is unclear if these interface changes are final and are set to be rolled out to the public. Several new features are also seen in the screenshots, though it is reported that most of these features are experimental at this point in time.
Gmail For Android Screenshots Hint At Possible New Interface original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Windows 8.1’s new universal apps aren’t just coming to phones and desktops; they’ll also be coming to the Xbox One.
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It’s a moment we’ve been waiting for for a long time. No, Microsoft’s various operating systems are not merging quite yet, but they’re about to get universal apps that work across all devices. Including the Xbox One. And best of all, you only have to buy each app once and it works everywhere.
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A new iOS messaging app called Emu can tell when you’re talking about something actionable, so that it can facilitate that task and minimize the number of text messages you have to send to coordinate plans.
Make way for another smart light in the room. Ion, currently in production-ready prototype form seeking $20,000 from the Kickstarter community for its final push to market, is best described as a digital updating of the 1960s classic slice of kitsch called the lava lamp. Read More
Apple has just pushed out a major update to the three core members of its iWork productivity suite. This latest versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote include a ton of … Continue reading
If there is one gripe that many Nexus owners have with their phones, it would be with the camera. Over the years we’ve seen a variety of Nexus phones released and with each release, one of the complaints would be that the camera is just not up to scratch compared to the competition.
Google attempted to fix this with the Nexus 5 by releasing an update that would address a variety of issues, but even then the Nexus 5’s camera was still average at best. According to a recent report from Engadget, they claim that Google is rumored to be working on a standalone camera app that will reportedly deal with the issues people have been experiencing, while at the same time opening it up to developers and non-Nexus devices too, much like the Google Now launcher. (more…)
Google Rumored To Release Standalone Camera App original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Hardware add-ons for smartphones continue to crop up, letting mobile users extend the powers of their devices in new and interesting ways. Here’s the latest: LazeeEye is a prototype add-on, currently seeking crowdfunds via Kickstarter, that wants to augment your existing handset with laser-powered 3D mapping capabilities — and do so for very little extra money. It’s designed to… Read More
Comedy Central’s new iOS app will allow you to watch full episodes of their popular shows the day after they air. The most recent episode will be available to everyone, but you’ll need to prove a TV subscription to go deeper into a series.
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Your smartphone has some remarkable time-saving features. Take for instance, Google Now. When you’re short on time, you can actually just ask it, “Give me directions home” and wherever you are, Google Now will calculate the travel time back to your abode.
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