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Google+ to be streamlined and unlinked from other Google services

Jul27
by on July 27, 2015 at 4:17 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Hate Google+? You won’t need it to log into other Google services anymore. In a blog post, Google also says the entire experience will be more focused, which will send ripple effects down through YouTube as well. The most significant change will be that YouTube comments will no longer tie-in to Google+, and vice versa. It’s basically rollling the YouTube comments section back to the way it was before Google+ was forced on everyone. Google is also promising those who have their YouTube and Google+ accounts linked will be able to unbind them soon. In narrowing Plus’ focus, Google says…

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Google+ to be streamlined and unlinked from other Google services

Jul27
by on July 27, 2015 at 4:17 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Hate Google+? You won’t need it to log into other Google services anymore. In a blog post, Google also says the entire experience will be more focused, which will send ripple effects down through YouTube as well. The most significant change will be that YouTube comments will no longer tie-in to Google+, and vice versa. It’s basically rollling the YouTube comments section back to the way it was before Google+ was forced on everyone. Google is also promising those who have their YouTube and Google+ accounts linked will be able to unbind them soon. In narrowing Plus’ focus, Google says…

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This free iOS keyboard puts Instagram into every messaging app

Jul27
by on July 27, 2015 at 3:47 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

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A couple of weeks back, we wrote about an app that puts Instagram into the iOS notification center. But if you’re a really huge fan, this is even better – an Instagram iOS custom keyboard. Keyfeed is a free custom keyboard that lets you share and like Instagram pictures from any app that uses the keyboard. It’s smoothly implemented – you tap once to share a link to an image, tap twice to like it, and can scroll horizontally through the latest pictures in your feed. That’s it. A simple Instagram keyboard for iOS. If you use Instagram a lot, you’ll like…

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This free iOS keyboard puts Instagram into every messaging app

Jul27
by on July 27, 2015 at 3:47 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

IMG_1212 (1)
A couple of weeks back, we wrote about an app that puts Instagram into the iOS notification center. But if you’re a really huge fan, this is even better – an Instagram iOS custom keyboard. Keyfeed is a free custom keyboard that lets you share and like Instagram pictures from any app that uses the keyboard. It’s smoothly implemented – you tap once to share a link to an image, tap twice to like it, and can scroll horizontally through the latest pictures in your feed. That’s it. A simple Instagram keyboard for iOS. If you use Instagram a lot, you’ll like…

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Razer confirms Ouya acquisition in a move to strengthen its Android TV gaming

Jul27
by on July 27, 2015 at 3:42 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Struggling gaming startup Ouya found itself in desperate need of a buyer a few months ago, and now it’s found one: Razer. The deal closed back on June 12, and it was Razer’s first-ever acquisition.  Razer is primarily interested in Ouya’s software assets to cement itself as a leading platform for Android TV gaming. As part of the move, Ouya’s technical and developer relations teams are joining Razer. That also implies Razer isn’t buying out Ouya’s hardware business, meaning the tiny Kickstarter-funded console is waiting on an uncertain feature. Razer has this to say about existing Ouya consoles: In the…

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