Technology is FINALLY starting to catch up for your daily needs, especially if you lose items daily, anything from car keys to TV remote, to your Boo(if you carefully place device)…Hit the Jump.
Apple Expected To Expose New iPhone When?!?!
Apple will be debuting its latest iPhone line up on September 10th during a special event. They do not specify as to what models exactly will be announced but according to rumors it will be the low cost iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S.
Samsung Wallet Is Much Like Apple’s Passbook App!!
Samsung Wallet Now Available in Google Play Store, allowing users to store and categorize tickets, coupons, membership cards, etc. Other features include the ability to receive co-marketing and loyalty card coupons. For the now the app only runs on the Galaxy S III, S4, Note, and Note II. Some vendors that will be supporting it will be Walgreens, MLB, Expedia.com, Hotels.com, Booking.com. Download it today at the Google Play Store.
Watch Out Vine And Instagram!! A New App From Youtube’s Founders Is Coming
Chad Hurley and Steve Chen, founders of YouTube, haven’t been sleeping since they sold YouTube to Google in 2006 for $1.65 billion. Hurley and Chen have been teasing their new service for months and it’s finally rolling out to iOS devices on Thursday. Read on for what this app will be called and how it will differ from the already insanely popular Vine and Instagram in terms of video sharing.
Google Is Rolling Out Ads On WHAT Mobile Service??
If you’re anything like me, you use Google services for just about everything – email, mapping, cloud storage, searching the web and basically every other online activity. Now that smartphones are just about everywhere, people access these services while out and about, too. Mapping on a mobile device comes in very handy when lost or just looking for a place to eat. Never failing to capitalize on an opportunity to show ads to its users, Google unveiled a new kind of ads to be shown on mobile mapping apps. Read more for details on where you’ll be seeing these ads.
