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OneDrive gets new photo views on Xbox One, high-res photo uploads on Windows Phone, and printing at Walgreens

Jun03
by on June 3, 2014 at 4:13 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Mobile

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Microsoft today made three major OneDrive announcements centered on photos. The Xbox One is getting new photo views, Windows Phone users are getting automatic high-resolution photo uploads, and all OneDrive users in the US can now print their snaps at Walgreens. First up, the OneDrive app for Xbox One can now be accessed by simply saying “Xbox, Go to OneDrive.” The command will take you straight to your most recent photos. To see your pictures from across all your folders organized by time and date, just like the “All Photos” view at OneDrive.com, you just have to select “more” at…

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OneDrive gets new photo views on Xbox One, high-res photo uploads on Windows Phone, and printing at Walgreens

Jun03
by on June 3, 2014 at 4:13 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Mobile

OneDrive
Microsoft today made three major OneDrive announcements centered on photos. The Xbox One is getting new photo views, Windows Phone users are getting automatic high-resolution photo uploads, and all OneDrive users in the US can now print their snaps at Walgreens. First up, the OneDrive app for Xbox One can now be accessed by simply saying “Xbox, Go to OneDrive.” The command will take you straight to your most recent photos. To see your pictures from across all your folders organized by time and date, just like the “All Photos” view at OneDrive.com, you just have to select “more” at…

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7 rebranding mistakes you should avoid

Jun03
by on June 3, 2014 at 3:10 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Design & Dev, Entrepreneur

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Ilya Pozin is a serial entrepreneur, writer, and investor. He is the founder of online video entertainment platform Pluto.TV, social greeting card company Open Me and digital marketing agency Ciplex. Rebranding can be a risky business. It’s more than just a fresh coat of paint on your company brand, it also signals your organization is embracing a new way of doing business. Plus, your current brand already has recognition and market share, so it’s important not to throw out the good with the bad.  Change can be scary, but it’s often necessary – especially as markets can be quick-moving and volatile. Learning from common rebranding…

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WatchESPN, MLS Matchday, Google+ and Crunchyroll now support Chromecast

Jun03
by on June 3, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Google, Product Updates

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Update: It seems WatchESPN wasn’t the only app to receive Chromecast support today. Google has revealed that the MLS Matchday app will also support its low-cost streaming dongle, giving you the ability to stream prime-time soccer fixtures to any TV set. The Google+ app for Android and iOS is also getting the same treatment; by pressing the cast button in the Photos section, you can easily stream all of your archived photos and videos. Finally, Crunchyroll has updated its app to support Chromecast – if you’re not familiar, it’s an on-demand streaming service that specializes in Japanese anime and Asian…

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OnePlus One review: Sublime in almost every way

Jun03
by on June 3, 2014 at 2:41 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Product Reviews

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OnePlus wants to enter the smartphone battlefield with a bang, not a whimper. Its motto “never settle” suggests a smartphone free of compromises and sacrifices. The best handset, both in terms of the hardware and software experience. The startup, born out of fellow Chinese manufacturer Oppo, is raising the stakes even higher with its pricing. Its first smartphone, simply called the One, will be sold for $299 (16GB) and $349 (64GB) later this year. That’s significantly cheaper than the Nexus 5, which is currently available for $349 (16GB) and $399 (64GB) from the Google Play store. It’s hard not to…

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