With all the emphasis on mobile chat, it’s easy to forget the huge number of people who still engage in video conferencing the old fashioned way: right from their desks. And often, they need help looking their best and having the proper presentation tools for business meetings. CyberLink has a long history in the webcam trade and today has released a new version of its YouCam app for Windows. In addition to new beauty tools, the app features recording enhancements, PowerPoint integration and real-time special effects. High definition screen recording and support for dual webcams promise to make video creation…
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Teens these days are known for a lot of things — selfies, loving Harry Styles, shamelessly asking to #followback — but grammar is not one of them. In fact, the level of grammar usage at perpetual kitten GIF factory Tumblr has sunk so low that people aren’t even bothering to put punctuation on anything anymore. User copperbooms inquired of the issue in a conversation that ended up on Tumblr’s official staff page. Now buckle up, because here’s where things start to get linguistically heavy. User prismatic-bell reblogged copperbooms’ inquiry, arguing that the lack of punctuation isn’t wholly universal to Tumblr, but has become its…
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Following the initial release of its new Android M operating system at its I/O developer conference, Google is following up with a new and improved version: Android M Developer Preview 2. What’s new? You can peruse the release notes here, but basically you will see the typical bug fixes and security upgrades as well as some API improvements. These will be much more exciting for developers than geeky civilians who just can’t wait to try out the latest and greatest from the upcoming OS. When it is ready for release, Google has promised some cool new items such as an improved and more granular App…
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