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YouTube will soon support HDR video for improved color and detail

YouTube will soon support HDR video for improved color and detail At CES today, Youtube chief business officer, Robert Kyncl, announced that the platform will soon introduce support for high dynamic range (HDR) video content. In TVs, high dynamic range refers to an expanded contrast ratio and color palette that allows for more realistic and

Apple Crosses $1 Billion App Sales Mark During Holiday Season

Apple Crosses $1 Billion App Sales Mark During Holiday Season The holiday season is supposed to be all about cheer, but apparently, it is also about consumers partaking in some attractive sales promotions, such as App Store Sale at the end of the year. For Apple, it was definitely a season of cheer as it

Oppo Announces Photo-Centric F Series of Smartphones

Oppo Announces Photo-Centric F Series of Smartphones It’s not out of the ordinary for smartphone makers to launch local or global sub-brands and series targeted towards a particular market segment. Samsung launched their Galaxy J and Galaxy On series which specifically targeted the mid-range and entry level market of smartphones. Similarly, Sony has their E

Microsoft released an ‘intelligent’ selfie app for iOS

Microsoft released an ‘intelligent’ selfie app for iOS Microsoft has revealed a new app for selfies on iOS that uses intelligent processing to tweak and edit your pictures. Hot on the heels of Twist for iOS, another app from the company’s Garage division, it seems Microsoft is continuing its targeting of other platforms. Microsoft Selfie

Microsoft Selfie Is The Company’s Latest App for iPhones

Microsoft Selfie Is The Company’s Latest App for iPhones Microsoft Selfie Is The Company’s Latest App for iPhones Microsoft is making yet another entry at the App Store, this time largely as an app developer. Its latest app called Microsoft Selfie can really help you take your self-shot like a boss. Microsoft Selfie for iOS

Everything you need to know before buying a smartwatch

Everything you need to know before buying a smartwatch In many ways, 2015 was the first true ‘year of the smartwatch.’ Though they might not have yet become the ubiquitous phenomenon manufacturers were hoping for – too many early-generation qualms for the average person – there is a newfound public awareness and interest that will continue

Apple Official Smart Battery Case Offers More Juice for iPhone 6/6S

Apple Official Smart Battery Case Offers More Juice for iPhone 6/6S Apple has released its very first Smart Battery Case for the iPhone 6 and 6s. The new accessory was quietly added to their online stores, unusual for a company like Apple which likes to make flashy announcements for the minutest of things. While the

Forbidden Island (for iPad)

Forbidden Island (for iPad) My breakthrough moment with the iPad came when I played Settlers of Catan and realized that digital slates are an excellent venue for board game adaptations. It required no setup, quickly taught me how to play, and let me practice offline with digital players before going online against real people. I

Octodad: Dadliest Catch (for iPad)

Octodad: Dadliest Catch (for iPad) Who is Octodad? He’s a loving father, secret octopus, possible drug metaphor, star of an acclaimed 2010 student game, and ambassador of a burgeoning gaming subgenre of comedy through difficult controls. Octodad: Dadliest Catch spruced up the original concept for PCs and the PlayStation 4 last year, and now the

Try Apple’s Swift language in IBM’s online sandbox

Try Apple’s Swift language in IBM’s online sandbox Apple recently announced that it has open sourced its Swift programming language that lets developers code software for iOS, OS X, tvOS and watchOS. You can now try it for yourself without installing anything, thanks to IBM. The company has launched a Web-based Swift sandbox where you