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Adobe Creative Cloud for Android lets you manage and view design files on the go

Oct06
by on October 6, 2014 at 10:04 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

Over the weekend, Adobe quietly released a Creative Cloud app for Android. It’s labeled as a “preview” in the Play Store, however, which means there could be a few bugs and missing features. If you’re invested in Adobe’s ecosystem of professional, design-focused applications, you can use the Creative Cloud app to manage all of your projects. The Android version lets you browse, organise and preview files stored in Adobe’s cloud, including those produced in Photoshop or Illustrator. Adobe is fully committed to its subscription-based Creative Cloud platform, but if you’re yet to take the plunge this new app could still prove…

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PlaceUs, the automated smart location-sharing app, lands on Android

Oct06
by on October 6, 2014 at 9:38 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Launches

Alohar Mobile, a new startup led by former Google Maps architect Sam Liang, has launched its smart location-sharing app for Android. This move comes three months after PlaceUs launched for iPhone. It’s core goal is to help people stay connected with a close circle of friends and family. To do this, you must permit it to monitor your every move, as it learns your routines so it can send a message to your other half when you’re on your way home from work, or perhaps stuck in traffic. Moreover, PlaceUs can also observe if you haven’t been to the gym in…

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PlaceUs, the automated smart location-sharing app, lands on Android

Oct06
by on October 6, 2014 at 9:38 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Launches

Alohar Mobile, a new startup led by former Google Maps architect Sam Liang, has launched its smart location-sharing app for Android. This move comes three months after PlaceUs launched for iPhone. It’s core goal is to help people stay connected with a close circle of friends and family. To do this, you must permit it to monitor your every move, as it learns your routines so it can send a message to your other half when you’re on your way home from work, or perhaps stuck in traffic. Moreover, PlaceUs can also observe if you haven’t been to the gym in…

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Skype to stop users in India from calling domestic mobiles and landlines from November 10

Oct06
by on October 6, 2014 at 9:23 am
Posted In: Around the Web, India

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Skype users in India will soon be unable to call landlines and mobiles based inside the country. The feature will will be unavailable from November 10, reducing the usefulness of the cross-platform call and messaging service. Skype didn’t give a reason as to why it was abandoning domestic voice calls. Skype users in India will still be able to call landlines and mobile phones based outside of the country, however. Conversely, Skype customers in other countries can continue to call numbers based inside India. In a support page, Skype said: “If you’ve bought a subscription to India specifically to call…

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Skype to stop users in India from calling domestic mobiles and landlines from November 10

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by on October 6, 2014 at 9:23 am
Posted In: Around the Web, India

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Skype users in India will soon be unable to call landlines and mobiles based inside the country. The feature will will be unavailable from November 10, reducing the usefulness of the cross-platform call and messaging service. Skype didn’t give a reason as to why it was abandoning domestic voice calls. Skype users in India will still be able to call landlines and mobile phones based outside of the country, however. Conversely, Skype customers in other countries can continue to call numbers based inside India. In a support page, Skype said: “If you’ve bought a subscription to India specifically to call…

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