May 15
May 15
May 15
May 15
Google has just made shopping on your Android phone much easier. The folks in Mountain View have outed a new Checkout button that enables one-click purchases. Instead of having to shuffle through a litany of steps to pick up that next birthday gift, you’ll only need to tap once, then confirm the payment info via Google Wallet and shipping details in order to complete a shopping session on your mobile device. Of course, this will also allow users to avoid the headache of having to input payment info in each site where they want to make a purchase.
May 15
Many have chastised Google for doing little to properly expose Android tablet apps, but it’s addressing that in style: the Google Play Store now includes a dedicated section in the charts for the top tablet-native releases, all of which meet the company’s design guidelines for bigger screens. The company is also bringing its recent Play Store mobile redesign to the web. It shares the same interface, but it takes advantage of the extra screen area with a sidebar that lets shoppers quickly switch between media types. Both updated portals should be accessible today.
May 15
Microsoft Points Getting The Axe In Time For Next-Generation Xbox Release [Rumor]
Posted in: Today's ChiliXbox 360 players have been dealing with Microsoft’s Points system when purchasing Xbox Live Arcade games, downloadable content and anything else the Xbox Live Marketplace has to offer for sale for year. The result of this has caused many Xbox […]
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May 14
It looks as though Sony isn’t the only company that is allowing its customers the ability to watch players stream their games online when they announced PlayStation 4 would be using Ustream when it’s released later this year as Microsoft […]
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May 14
While the Klingon language might be considered fictional to some who follow the Star Trek series, due to the dedication of fans around the world, the language has come into its own with dictionaries and online translators being created to […]
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May 13
Glympse posts its free location sharing SDK in Android, iOS and web flavors
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Glympse has been gradually spreading the reach of its location sharing platform, but mostly through special deals like those with BMW and Ford. It’s time to fling the doors open: the company has posted a public version of its Lite software development kit. Android, IOS and web app creators can now weave the core of Glympse’s real-time position broadcasting features into their work at any time, whether it’s to track a car’s journey or find a friend around the corner. Developers don’t have to pay a dime if they count fewer than 300,000 active Glympse users every month, which could give curious programmers a strong incentive to try the SDK first and ask questions later.
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Source: Glympse
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