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Autographer’s life-logging camera now has its very own Android app

Apr02
by on April 2, 2014 at 11:21 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Gadgets, Product Updates

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OMG Life, the company behind the Autographer life-logging camera, has finally released an Android app compatible with the device. Announced today, the app allows people who own the camera to preview images in chronological order, use multiple shots to create GIFs or stop-frame videos, tag images or share them on social channels directly from an Android device. Launched at the end of last year, the camera has until now only been compatible with iOS devices, so it’s good to see an Android version finally arrive. In addition to today’s launch, the company said there will be a waterproofing kit available…

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Autographer’s life-logging camera now has its very own Android app

Apr02
by on April 2, 2014 at 11:21 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Gadgets, Product Updates

Autographer
OMG Life, the company behind the Autographer life-logging camera, has finally released an Android app compatible with the device. Announced today, the app allows people who own the camera to preview images in chronological order, use multiple shots to create GIFs or stop-frame videos, tag images or share them on social channels directly from an Android device. Launched at the end of last year, the camera has until now only been compatible with iOS devices, so it’s good to see an Android version finally arrive. In addition to today’s launch, the company said there will be a waterproofing kit available…

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UK bank account holders can now register for Paym’s system to pay IOUs with just a mobile number

Apr02
by on April 2, 2014 at 10:14 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, UK

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The UK’s Payments Council has today announced that the Paym system that will allow UK bank account holders to make payments to friends and family using just a mobile number is available for pre-registration ahead of its launch on April 29. Essentially, what the service will allow is person-to-person payments using just a mobile number – there’s no need to remember the sort code or account number of the person being paid, meaning it should be quicker and easier to reclaim odd bits of money that you have lent to people here and there. “Friends tend to make IOUs on a…

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Lingua.ly helps you learn new languages simply by browsing the Web

Apr02
by on April 2, 2014 at 9:41 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Reviews

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“You push a button, and the world’s yours. You know how they talk about the world getting smaller? Well, it’s thanks to these that it is. Everywhere now is our own neighborhood.” This prophetic pronouncement was made by Canadian scholar Marshall McLuhan way back in the hippie sixties, so it’s clear this wasn’t him talking about the Internet (he was talking about telephones). The underlying sentiments, however, very much ring true today regarding this global village we call the Web. However small the world may be getting, figuratively speaking, there is still the inherent language barriers to circumvent. There are…

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LivingSocial exits Asia after selling its business to iBuy Group for $18.5 million

Apr02
by on April 2, 2014 at 8:34 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Asia

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Daily deals startup LivingSocial, which competes with Groupon, has called it quits in Asia. The company announced today (as spotted by Tech in Asia) that it has sold its business in Southeast Asia — the only region in Asia where it still operated in — to e-commerce firm iBuy Group for $18.5 million in cash. LivingSocial’s business in the region spans Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. John Bax, the chief financial officer of LivingSocial, says that the cash will help it go further in product development and marketing in the US and other regions which it still operates in. LivingSocial has had…

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