Twitter’s built-in translation feature that disappears and reappears at random is back again, but only in Tweetdeck this time. The feature, powered by Bing, shows a button for tweets that aren’t in the user’s native language and translates them instantly to a rough English version. The company confirmed to Marketing Land today that it’s launched inline translation with Bing in Tweetdeck again, but wouldn’t comment if it’ll be coming back to other platforms just yet. ➤ Twitter Returns Bing Translator To TweetDeck [Marketing Land]

The Apple Watch isn’t due until at least March, but someone’s already created an interactive prototype so you can try it for yourself in the browser. The demo, which was built by the company behind news app Pipes as an advertisement, lets you interact with an emulated Apple Watch right in your browser without any downloads or tricky configuration. It’s not quite as smooth as the real deal, but it’s a cool way to try a virtual Apple Watch for yourself right now. The demo includes the basic bundled apps, along with a number of mockups of how apps like Instagram and Shazam might…
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BlackBerry owners, rejoice! You can finally use PayPal on your phone, with the release of the company’s first app for BlackBerry 10 devices. The new PayPal app for BlackBerry allows you to do all the things you’d expect in PayPal like send/receive money, check your balance and see your transaction history. PayPal is touting the news as marking its app being available on all major mobile platforms, since it’s also on Windows Phone, Fire OS, Android and iOS. ➤ PayPal [BlackBerry World]

Visual Supply Company (aka VSCO), the Oakland California outfit behind photography/art apps and plug-ins such as VSCO Cam, VSCO Film, VSCO Grid, VSCO Journal and VSCO Keys, has acquired Artifact Uprising, a Denver company that specializes in transforming digital images into photo-based books, prints and gifts. Signature Artifact Uprising products, including its own iPhone photo creation app, feature high-quality photo books whose pages are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and a collection of handcrafted wood items from mountain beetle pine. Artifact Uprising will continue to operate as an independent entity led by its CEO, Jenna Walker. “Over the past two years, VSCO and Artifact Uprising have collaborated…
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With CES 2015 being all about curved displays, let’s not forget the LG line that started it all. We got some hands on time with the new G Flex 2 on the CES show floor, and the phone is as quirky as ever. Although the curve is still the defining feature of the hardware here, you’ll also notice a shiny new back piece. Whereas previously the phone had a faux-metal design, now it feels more like polished resin. I much prefer the new style, as it doesn’t look or feel like, well, plastic trying to imitate like metal. Unapologetically plastic,…
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