BlackBerry have released Beta 3 of BlackBerry Blend v1.2, which is now available in the BlackBerry Beta Zone for eligible beta testers.
Siri, Cortana and Google Now are the best personal assistants out there at the moment, each with their own set of features and quirks but a new personal assistant might just blow them all away.
Slack has received a design overhaul for Android, with a brand new interaction paradigm that gets rid of the sliding drawer and makes it easier to send messages to individuals and groups.
BlackBerry have released an update to the BBM for Android Beta which brings Private Chats and Material Design.
Microsoft has announced a few new additions to its OneNote partner program, bringing tight integration with three new apps: Wordpress, cloudHQ, and Equil.
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Samsung Flow, first debuted by the company back in November of last year, is now available on Google Play as a beta for a limited number of devices.
SoundOfMotion.com has released new VeloComputer.com cycling performance monitoring system for Android OS.
Mercedes Benz will join BMW and Volkswagen as it launches its own application for the Apple Watch. The application will help Mercedes Benz owners to find walking directions to and from their car.
Everyday, millions of professionals and enthusiasts use feedly to read the blogs, magazines and publications that matter to them. One of the best RSS readers, Feedly, now brings the top headlines to your wrist with Apple Watch support.
Microsoft today launched Microsoft Hyperlapse, a new set of products that create smooth, stabilized time lapses from first-person videos. Mobile apps for Android, Windows Phone as well as a desktop version are now available.
Google has launched Password Alert, an open-source Chrome extension that helps protect Google and Google Apps Accounts from phishing attacks and encourages people to use different passwords for different sites.
MicroStrategy today announced that MicroStrategy Usher is now available for Apple Watch. Enterprises deploying Usher will now be able to use Apple Watch as a secure digital key, enabling wearers to log into enterprise business systems, unlock devices, validate personal identity, and open physical entryways with a simple gesture or tap.
