Yahoo today released its Yahoo Screen streaming video app on the Xbox 360. The launch follows similar releases on iOS, Apple TV, Android and Roku. I can’t say that I know many people using Yahoo Screen, but it does have access to the extensive SNL catalogue. At the least, the app will come in handy later this year when Community relaunches with the help of Yahoo Screen. ➤ Yahoo Screen Now On Xbox 360 [Yahoo] Thumbnail credit: David Paul Watkins / Getty Images
Yahoo today released its Yahoo Screen streaming video app on the Xbox 360. The launch follows similar releases on iOS, Apple TV, Android and Roku. I can’t say that I know many people using Yahoo Screen, but it does have access to the extensive SNL catalogue. At the least, the app will come in handy later this year when Community relaunches with the help of Yahoo Screen. ➤ Yahoo Screen Now On Xbox 360 [Yahoo] Thumbnail credit: David Paul Watkins / Getty Images

With Glass becoming available to a wider audience and a general buzz around anything wearable in tech, the number of apps set to become available for the specs can only continue to increase. But the promise of one that lets you navigate Glass’s UI and carry out actions simply by thinking about it has got to be one of the most exciting possibilities on the horizon. There is, however, one problem. The first version of MindRDR‘s app from design studio This Place will live up to that promise – you can take a photo using Glass and share it on Facebook or Twitter just by thinking about…
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With Glass becoming available to a wider audience and a general buzz around anything wearable in tech, the number of apps set to become available for the specs can only continue to increase. But the promise of one that lets you navigate Glass’s UI and carry out actions simply by thinking about it has got to be one of the most exciting possibilities on the horizon. There is, however, one problem. The first version of MindRDR‘s app from design studio This Place will live up to that promise – you can take a photo using Glass and share it on Facebook or Twitter just by thinking about…
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Your tweets can help decide which World Cup finalist’s colors will light up Christ the Redeemer
The World Cup 2014 final is approaching, and that means one thing: time to deck yourself in the colors of the team you want to win. If you’re looking for another way to show your support, you can tweet to vote on which flag colors are shone on the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. To cast your vote, you’ll need to include #ArmsWideOpen and the hashtag of one of the finalists [spoiler alert: Argentina and Germany] in your tweet. Voting started today, July 9, and runs through July 12. The Archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro will light…
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