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Parallels Access turns your iPad into a porthole to your more powerful (and heavier) Windows or Mac computers somewhere else. Connecting the your iPad to your remote machine through the cloud is the (relatively) easy part. The real magic is how Parallels Access elegantly shrinks your desktop applications into manageable tablet apps.

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Back in June this year, Rovio teased a new Angry Birds game called Angry Birds Go. At that time it wasn’t clear as to what this title entailed, but according to Rovio at that time, it was an Angry Birds title but not as we know it. Well it turns out that Rovio’s statement was spot on as it has been revealed that Angry Birds Go is actually a racing game! Given that Angry Birds Go was created in partnership with Redbull who has other racing games in the App Store, we guess we can’t say we are too surprised.

This will no doubt be a huge departure from other Angry Birds titles which features players to strategically slingshot birds into structures to get as many points as possible. While the mechanics of Angry Birds Go have yet to be fully revealed, if the game is anything like Rovio’s earlier efforts, we expect it should be pretty fun. No word on when Angry Birds Go will be released, but the video above does say, “All will be revealed soon!” so we guess we will just have to play the waiting game for now. So, who else is looking forward to this racing game from Rovio?

Angry Birds Go Is Rovio’s Upcoming Kart Racing Game original content from Ubergizmo.

I live in a city where most people consider the weather to be perfect but I actually think that the weather doesn’t truly exist here. Whatever, it’s nice. But even in the most loveliest, mildest place, the dog days of summer can get pretty unbearable. That’s probably the only time I ever look at the weather app on my phone. And that’s probably the only time I realize how crappy my choice of weather app is.

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If you’re an iOS or Android user and you are looking to communicate with friends on BlackBerry devices who refuse to get alternative means of messaging, chances are you can’t wait to get your hands on the BBM app which is scheduled to arrive on the iOS and Android platforms in the near future. So far the user guides have been leaked suggesting that the release could be close at hand, and it looks like over in certain regions, Samsung has begun advertising the app as well. It seems that Samsung and BlackBerry might have inked some sort of deal in which BBM will come preloaded on their Galaxy devices, which might explain why Samsung is spending their resources in advertising the app.

The video above is one of the advertisements that Samsung has begun putting out, although it seems to have originated from Samsung Ghana who have not only uploaded a video, but a photo on their Facebook page as well. Unfortunately there is no word on when exactly the app is due to be released, but last we heard a September release was in the cards. In any case check back with us during September for more updates. In the meantime who else is excited for BBM arriving on iOS and Android?

Samsung Ghana Begins Advertising BBM For Android original content from Ubergizmo.

Last week, we told you about a little gem called AllCast (previously known as AirCast), which is a Chromecast app that bypassed the limited support for streaming service by allowing pretty much anything to be streamed to the HDMI dongle. However, the developer of the app has announced that Google has banished the app. The […]