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Moleskine launches Adobe Creative Cloud Connected Smart Notebook targeted to on-the-go designers

Nov20
by on November 20, 2014 at 4:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Product Launches

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Even graphic designers who grew up in the digital age cannot help but be enamored by the tactile power of the pen-meets-paper workflow. Moleskine gets that, and in response, has teamed up with Adobe to launch a custom Moleskine Smart Notebook, that directly connects to Adobe’s Creative Cloud service. Targeted to creative professionals in the graphic arts and designed to turn hand-drawn sketches into Photoshop or Illustrator files on Adobe’s Creative Cloud platform, the Moleskine notebook is an actual paper notebook, but with a digital twist. It doesn’t just imitate the process of sketching on paper, it is sketching on paper —…

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The Basis Peak’s heart rate monitor now works with third-party apps

Nov20
by on November 20, 2014 at 4:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Lifestyle, Mobile, Product Updates

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The Basis Peak doesn’t try to replicate a smartphone on your wrist. Instead, it’s meant mainly for fitness and sleep tracking. To that end, the company announced today that the health tracker will now share heart rate data with third-party fitness iOS apps like Strava, RunKeeper and Endomondo. Unlike other health trackers or smartwatches, the Peak constantly monitors your heart rate without the wearer having to enable the feature. The feature uses the Bluetooth GATT protocol to share data with the apps, and Basis has a page where it will list compatible iOS apps. As for Android apps, Basis states the following on…

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The Basis Peak’s heart rate monitor now works with third-party apps

Nov20
by on November 20, 2014 at 4:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Lifestyle, Mobile, Product Updates

1120_basis
The Basis Peak doesn’t try to replicate a smartphone on your wrist. Instead, it’s meant mainly for fitness and sleep tracking. To that end, the company announced today that the health tracker will now share heart rate data with third-party fitness iOS apps like Strava, RunKeeper and Endomondo. Unlike other health trackers or smartwatches, the Peak constantly monitors your heart rate without the wearer having to enable the feature. The feature uses the Bluetooth GATT protocol to share data with the apps, and Basis has a page where it will list compatible iOS apps. As for Android apps, Basis states the following on…

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You can haz updated Cheezburger iOS app to remix your photos

Nov20
by on November 20, 2014 at 3:40 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Cheezburger, Failblog, Lolcasts, Product Updates

Cheezburger, home of the now venerable Lolcats and FAIL Blog, has updated its free iOS app to turn it into a yet another outlet of the meme machine. The app has been around since April 2013 but has now had a major overhaul to let you remix and share your own photos. The app collates content from more than 50 sites including FAIL Blog and Memebase but now includes a self-publishing tool. It lets you remix and create your own memes with gifs and static images that can be shared via social and non-social channels including Twitter and Facebook. ➤…

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You can haz updated Cheezburger iOS app to remix your photos

Nov20
by on November 20, 2014 at 3:40 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Cheezburger, Failblog, Lolcasts, Product Updates

Cheezburger, home of the now venerable Lolcats and FAIL Blog, has updated its free iOS app to turn it into a yet another outlet of the meme machine. The app has been around since April 2013 but has now had a major overhaul to let you remix and share your own photos. The app collates content from more than 50 sites including FAIL Blog and Memebase but now includes a self-publishing tool. It lets you remix and create your own memes with gifs and static images that can be shared via social and non-social channels including Twitter and Facebook. ➤…

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