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Rebelmouse retools its Web and mobile apps with slicker design and new features for sharing content

Jun05
by on June 5, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates, Social Media

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Social aggregation and sharing service Rebelmouse has revamped its platform to introduce a more mobile-friendly design and new features, like the ability to automatically populate posts with images and other content. Keeping true to its core mission of providing users with a platform for grouping and sharing the most interesting content they stumble across on the Web all in one place, the changes are designed to increase the visual appeal of content shared on your page but without adding unnecessary clutter. For example, the refresh brings in full-width header images to drive higher engagement and a new navigation bar on the left-hand side…

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Rebelmouse retools its Web and mobile apps with slicker design and new features for sharing content

Jun05
by on June 5, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates, Social Media

mouse
Social aggregation and sharing service Rebelmouse has revamped its platform to introduce a more mobile-friendly design and new features, like the ability to automatically populate posts with images and other content. Keeping true to its core mission of providing users with a platform for grouping and sharing the most interesting content they stumble across on the Web all in one place, the changes are designed to increase the visual appeal of content shared on your page but without adding unnecessary clutter. For example, the refresh brings in full-width header images to drive higher engagement and a new navigation bar on the left-hand side…

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Remember that $3,890 connected ‘smart desk’? It now lets Fitibit users track their ‘standing up’ calories

Jun05
by on June 5, 2014 at 2:58 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Remember the Stir Kinetic Desk, the WiFi-enabled smart desk that costs a mere $3,890? Well, from today it also integrates with your Fitbit account. While the four-thousand-dollar pricetag is too punchy for most people to even dream about procuring, it does do some cool stuff. There’s real science behind the benefits of standing up while working for starters, but the Stir Connect Desk goes far beyond that – it learns and adjusts automatically to your preferences, and suggests times when you’re likely to stand or change positions. It also has a built-in touchscreen, letting you switch between sitting and standing…

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Microsoft releases 32-bit and 64-bit Windows drivers for the Xbox One controller

Jun05
by on June 5, 2014 at 2:43 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets

Microsoft today released PC drivers for the Xbox One controller, allowing Windows gamers to use the device to play games on their computer. You can download them now directly from Major Nelson: Windows 32-bit and Windows 64-bit. Microsoft says it plans to release the drivers as part of a Windows update, but wouldn’t share a specific timeframe beyond “in the near future.” Today, the company is giving PC gamers early access to test them out. The drivers enable the Xbox One controller to be used with any game that has gamepad support for the Xbox 360 controller. After you install…

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Control VR emerges from stealth with a motion capture glove for virtual reality

Jun05
by on June 5, 2014 at 2:30 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets

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Virtual reality headsets are super cool, but they need new types of input methods to go with them to make their experiences truly immersive. Later today, Control VR will bring its motion capture technology out of stealth with the launch of a Kickstarter campaign for a sensor-laden glove that tracks your hand movements down to the finger. Backers who contribute $350 or more can get an early version of the Control VR hardware, along with SDK access and tutorials. In a statement, Medal of Honor and Battlefield Producer Greg Goodrich called Control VR “the most significant development in virtual reality since Oculus.” The…

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