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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 available to pre-order in UK from tomorrow, arriving in-store October 10

Sep18
by on September 18, 2014 at 11:01 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Mobile, Product Launches, UK

Samsung has confirmed that the latest in its line up of phablet devices – the Galaxy Note 4 – will be available to pre-order for customers in the UK from tomorrow, and will be on retailer’s shelves near the beginning of October. Samsung Experience Stores across the UK will be allowing pre-order signups, but if you wanted to reserve one via a regular online or high-street retailer, you’ll have to wait until September 26 to get your orders in. Regardless of where you order, it’s due to go on sale nationwide from October 10. Samsung didn’t say exactly how much it would cost,…

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Twitpic user wanting to rescue your images before it closes? Mobypicture has a tool for you

Sep18
by on September 18, 2014 at 10:45 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Product Launches, Social Media

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With the news earlier this month that TwitPic will be closing down its social network-tied image hosting service on September 25, many users are wondering how to keep hold of the masses of images they’ve uploaded over the years. While Twitpic has indeed provided a simple export option for users directly from the platform, it only provides a ZIP file of images and a text file with the image names and descriptions. Now, however, there’s a simple tool from Mobypicture that lets you download all your images and videos in a way that keeps them usable and searchable. To carry out the process, simply…

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Photos shot with Google Glass will now sync with your iPhone immediately

Sep18
by on September 18, 2014 at 9:09 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Google

Google has updated its Google Glass companion app for iOS devices, MyGlass, with the ability to quickly access photos shot with the wearable. So once you’ve accrued a collection of images by uttering “Okay Glass, take a picture,” they’ll appear on your iPhone for easy editing and sharing. All of the images should be accessible both in the MyGlass app and as a separate MyGlass album in the iOS Photos app. Updating the iOS app should trigger a message on your device about Photo Sync; hitting Turn On and Okay will ensure everything is set up properly. Alternatively, you can go…

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