All-black BlackBerry KEYone variant leaks

While many like the classic two-tone styling of the BlackBerry KEYOne, it looks like an all-black variant is on the way as evidenced by a leaked photo from Chinese BlackBerry site BerryLink. BlackBerry has always had some interesting and attractive colour combinations. Seeing how popular the KEYone is, it makes sense to have it available in various colours or, in this case, the absence of any colour. Are you feeling the look of this tactical KEYone?

Source: 9to5Google.com

Waze announces integration with Android Auto

Waze, the free, real-time crowdsourced traffic and navigation app has launched its integration with Android Auto. As of today, Android Auto users will be able to access Waze for Android Auto by updating their Android Auto mobile app. 

Using the Android Auto framework, Waze for Android Auto brings the usability and crowd-sourced traffic data of Waze right into your car’s center console screen, as well as through a vehicle’s steering wheel buttons, console touch screens and other console-mounted controls.

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Google Chrome adds support to MacBook Pro's TouchBar

Apple's opened up TouchBar support on its MacBook Pros since it launched the devices last year and Google Chrome, the leading browser on the Mac platform in now offering support for the feature. Now available, Chrome version 60, closely mirrors Apple's own Safari browser.

Chrome now gives users fingertip access to page back and forward, refresh, favorites and add new tab controls. Tapping a large central text box sporting the Google logo allows for quick input of search terms and web addresses. 

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eBay mobile app getting visual search functionality

eBay is introducing visual search functionality in its mobile app. This means that anyone using the eBay app on iOS or Android can take a snapshot of items they see anywhere IRL and the app will find possible matches on eBay.

The "Find It On eBay" function also gives users the ability share images straight from any social network or website to the online shopping platform's application. Just choose the website's logo with the "Find it now" tag line, click "search using this image" when it pops up and highlight the part of the photo you want to look up.

Coming this Fall, Image Search will be available on Android and iOS devices, Find it on eBay will be exclusive to Android users.

Source: Engadget