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Boomerang for Android adds support for Microsoft Exchange accounts

Apr16
by on April 16, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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Baydin, the company behind the Boomerang for Gmail apps, has announced today that its native Android app now offers support for Microsoft Exchange accounts. Available since June last year, the Android build has always been pretty handy at helping users deal with their inbox, but the omission of Exchange support on mobile devices would have ruled it out for people that wanted to manage work and personal accounts. Now, that’s not a problem any more. The company said the app will support customizable gestures and features like snooze, send later and response tracking. Users can also search Microsoft Exchange accounts,…

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Boomerang for Android adds support for Microsoft Exchange accounts

Apr16
by on April 16, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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Baydin, the company behind the Boomerang for Gmail apps, has announced today that its native Android app now offers support for Microsoft Exchange accounts. Available since June last year, the Android build has always been pretty handy at helping users deal with their inbox, but the omission of Exchange support on mobile devices would have ruled it out for people that wanted to manage work and personal accounts. Now, that’s not a problem any more. The company said the app will support customizable gestures and features like snooze, send later and response tracking. Users can also search Microsoft Exchange accounts,…

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DabKick adds public viewing rooms to its media sharing iPhone app

Apr16
by on April 16, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Real-time media sharing app DabKick has branched out beyond its one-on-one focus with the addition of public “DabKick Rooms” for consuming content with other users. The service will start off with a single curated room that will play free content around the clock. In the future, DabKick envisions adding specific rooms for celebrities and artists to interact with their fans. It also hopes to work with content distributors, such as Comcast, on rooms that would require logins to view TV content. DabKick also said it will soon introduce private rooms that users can create to watch videos and share photos….

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Compare any two gadgets (and more) instantly with Versus for Android

Apr16
by on April 16, 2014 at 2:23 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Launches

Versus, the minimalist ‘comparison engine’ we previously covered when it launched on the Web as Versus IO back in 2012, hits Android today with an app that lets you compare any two gadgets instantly. Whether you want to see how the Samsung Galaxy S5 compares against the HTC One (M8) or just want some help deciding whether it’s better to buy a pair of earphones or a tablet computer today, Versus is a handy tool. You can actually search for cities, academic institutions and more too. If you’ve ever wanted to compare King’s College London to some Beats headphones, now’s…

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Why ‘bandwidth as a commodity’ could be a huge new market

Apr16
by on April 16, 2014 at 2:05 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Profiles and Interviews

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It is widely believed that while successful tech companies build good products, the real innovation comes from those that build new markets. A typical example of this would be Apple, which can take most of the credit for the mobile app and tablet markets as we know them today. The most exciting thing about technology is that once in a while it makes possible something that we could not even imagine a year or two before, opening endless possibilities for both consumers and businesses. Starting with the invention of the electricity, to radio, to the Internet — every breakthrough of that…

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