Google has announced today that Gmail now supports Burmese across its interface, bringing the service’s language count to 74. Gmail users in Myanmar will be able to choose between two virtual keyboards to allow for the various ways in which you can type in Burmese. The company launched translation support for Burmese in December, and is encouraging users to improve translated content in the Myanmar language with a translate-a-thon event this Saturday in the capital of Yangon. It’s interesting to see Google adding Web products for users in Myanmar, where only 10 percent of the population have a mobile device…
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Instagram is cool, but its interface can quickly devolve into a cluttered mess of ads, likes, comments, hashtags and captions. If all you want to do is concentrate on the pictures, you’ll have to find another way. ACNE, a marketing and communications company, aims to create the go-to platform for Instagram joy with SwipeMy.Pics, a new Web app launched today, designed to let you view unadulterated Instagram images. SwipeMy.Pics is a free, lightweight app that works on all browsers and devices. Updates to the service are automatically incorporated with a browser refresh. SwipeMy.Pics revamps the Instagram experience to eliminate distracting elements from view and aims…
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After relaunching as an editorial curation site, Digg has been searching the edges of the Internet to surface entertaining or important videos. Today, it’s making it easier to lean back and enjoy those videos. Digg TV (currently in beta) is a full-screen video viewing experience that lets you sit, relax and peruse the site’s curated videos. If watching only the top videos on the site isn’t enough for you, you can choose from a plethora of categories including Food, Art, Technology, News, Originals, Booze and more. So many more. You can launch Digg TV by clicking on the TV Mode button below any video…
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