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SignEasy’s iOS extension lets you sign documents without switching between apps

Mar19
by on March 19, 2015 at 5:24 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, documents, Product Launches, Signature

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If you deal with paperwork often, you’ll love this: SignEasy just launched an extension for iOS that lets you sign documents and send them out without having to switch between apps. The app lets you draw and add a signature, as well as text, images, dates and checkbox symbols to documents in a range of file formats, including PDFs, Word files and JPGs. When you receive a document in your inbox, collaboration app (such as Slack) or cloud storage space, just tap the Share icon and find the SignEasy button in the menu. You can add elements and edit or…

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Twitter is testing big new app install advertisements in the timeline

Mar19
by on March 19, 2015 at 2:50 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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It looks like Twitter is testing an all-new ad unit that shows app advertisements in a carousel right inside the feed. The new ad type appears to show a number of apps if you swipe to the right and takes up a good chunk of the screen when displayed. A number of users on Twitter have noticed the large new ad appearing in their feeds today. Wow this is an aggressive ad unit pic.twitter.com/uLZItg58nX — Nathan Bashaw (@nbashaw) March 19, 2015 Twitter’s suggested apps ads have been around for a while, but traditionally they’ve been smaller tweets that blend in with the…

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Google accidentally invited some Apps users to try Inbox

Mar19
by on March 19, 2015 at 1:23 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Google, Insider

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This morning, Twitter lit up with people excitedly exclaiming that they’d finally gotten access to try Google Inbox on their Google Apps accounts, then, after a few hours it retracted a whole lot of those invitations. Some people managed to actually get up and running on Google Inbox with Google Apps — almost all of those reporting that it worked seem to be using the grandfathered, free version of Google Apps — but others using paid accounts have received an email from Google apologizing for the mistake. Here at The Next Web, we received an invite but the option to enable the app hasn’t appeared in…

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