Sunday, March 9, 2014 at 12:02AM
Tumblr is going a bit old school with a new feature that lets users post audio clips by dialing a toll-free number. Users have to configure their settings first to be able to call the number (1-866-584-6757) to start posting. You don't have to wait for a confirmation to start posting. Once you setup your phone, you're good to go.
Source: Tech Crunch
Saturday, March 8, 2014 at 11:34PM
Rovio has unveiled a teaser for its upcoming Angry Birds games that takes the famous birds to the medieval times. There isn't much revealed in the teaser but the company claims it is "the next epic Angry Birds game." And it will be landing on our shores and Australia first before the other countries. We just have to wait and see what the new game is all about when it makes it debut.
Source: The Verge
Friday, March 7, 2014 at 7:13PM 
Faux leather treatment comes to new Samsung Chromebook
Nokia approves Nokia X hack that allows it to run Google Android apps and services
BBM enables photo sharing in multi-person chats, larger file transfers in upcoming version
Apple's CarPlay initiative improves in-car iPhone integration
Review: Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4
Microsoft ushers in the end of the Windows XP era, what you need to know
Dual-boot Windows and Android phones reportedly coming this year
D-Link ships world's first portable 11AC Router and Charger
BlackBerry 10 gets Microsoft OneDrive
Moto G now available to Virgin Mobile subscribers for $149.00
Facebook Messenger lands on Windows Phone san voice messaging and chat heads
Video: Quick look at Sony Xperia Tablet Z2
SlideShow: 2014 Sony Dealer Show
Motorola reads your notifications out loud with Touchless Control app
Evernote introduces handwriting and highlighting support to Android
Friday, March 7, 2014 at 6:51PM 
The latest iteration of Microsoft’s Windows Phone will reportedly support 20 notifications per app through the Action Center, a notification hub for the mobile operating system. This function was allegedly discovered through some APIs claiming that users can view up to 20 notifications per app. Persistent notifications will also reportedly be visible for up to a week. Reports claim that developers will be given the ability to send, replace, remove, tag, and group notifications. They will also be able to provide expiry periods for the notifications.
Source: Ubergizmo
