There are times when you just want to be able to read a document without all the editing features of an app getting in the way. Today, Google updated its Google Docs app with a reading feature that moves the top tool bar out of the way for easy reading. When you’re done viewing a doc or see something you want to edit, just double tap on the screen or tap the blue pencil icon. Google says the Google Docs update will begin rolling out today. ➤ Google Docs [Android] Image credit: Shutterstock
The MacBook Pro Giveaway ends tonight at 11:59pm PT, so take a minute and enter before it’s too late! The 13″ MacBook Pro features a high-resolution Retina display, a 2.6GHz dual-core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128 gigs of fast flash storage — and it’s ready to rock OS X Yosemite, the latest version of Apple’s beautiful, functional OS. We’re giving away this bad boy for free at TNW Deals! To enter, just visit the offer page, create an account, and hit ENTER NOW for a chance to win! You can also follow TNW Deals on Twitter and G+…
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At its Uncarrier 9 event in New York today, T-mobile announced an Uncarrier Plan tailored for businesses. The plan features unlimited talk and text, and includes 1GB of data. The price amounts to $15 per line with 20 or more lines, or $16 per line if less. For 1000 or more lines, prices amount to $10 per month. Businesses can pay more for extra data – $10 for 2 GB, $30 for unlimited. The plan includes a free GoDaddy .’com domain’, as well as email for each line on the domain sponsored by Microsoft. The company also introduced a family…
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At its Uncarrier 9 event in New York today, T-mobile announced an Uncarrier Plan tailored for businesses. The plan features unlimited talk and text, and includes 1GB of data. The price amounts to $15 per line with 20 or more lines, or $16 per line if less. For 1000 or more lines, prices amount to $10 per month. Businesses can pay more for extra data – $10 for 2 GB, $30 for unlimited. The plan includes a free GoDaddy .’com domain’, as well as email for each line on the domain sponsored by Microsoft. The company also introduced a family…
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Postmates announced today that they are teaming up with Starbucks for a new on-demand delivery service. You will soon be able to order food and beverages through the Starbucks app and have them delivered straight to you by Postmates. The delivery service will be kicking off in Seattle in the second half of 2015. Bastian Lehmann, Co-Founder of Postmates, told TNW: We’re very excited about this opportunity. Postmates is extremely proud of it’s unique customer-first approach. And we’re also a company that took logistical risks to enable delivery from any place – not just a handful of places with which we were able to secure…
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