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OneDrive for Business cloud storage comes to OS X and integrates with iOS app

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by on January 29, 2015 at 6:00 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, OneDrive

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Microsoft has just launched its OneDrive for Business cloud storage service for Mac desktops, and integrated it into the OneDrive app for iOS. The latest update to OneDrive’s iOS app lets users access their OneDrive for Business accounts without the need for a separate app. Both services were previously integrated into a single app on Android last August. While users can now access their work and personal storage from the same app, IT administrators can still manage and secure OneDrive for Business files as before from Office 365. OneDrive for Business is also making its debut on OS X today,…

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Samsung’s Gear VR will provide in-flight entertainment for first-class Qantas passengers

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by on January 29, 2015 at 2:52 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider

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A new partnership between Samsung and Australian airline Qantas means passengers flying on the airline will be able to use a Gear VR on long-haul flights. A limited number of Gear VR devices will be available to passengers on select Qantas’ A380 flights and inside the First Class Lounge in Sydney to try, alongside a specially developed Qantas app running on the Note 4 inside the device. Qantas’ app will show 360-degree views of the first-class lounge at LAX, runway-side videos of A380 planes landing and taking off and a boat ride down a river. The content is produced exclusively for Qantas by a…

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Twitter’s Group DMs are the Internet’s best new secret meeting place

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by on January 28, 2015 at 11:05 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Social Media

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Yesterday Twitter unleashed its long-awaited group DM feature. You can finally have private multi-person conversations on Twitter. While many of those discussions will be quick one-off chats about various subjects, like where to meet for lunch or which sports team will win Super Bowl (go sports team!), the new feature opens up a new way for Twitter users to interact without having to sign up for another social network or actually be friends on Facebook. I’d like to start a group DM. Ladies only. Inquire within. — Selena Larson (@selenalarson) January 28, 2015 Groups like the one started by Daily…

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