Mophie brings wireless charging to the current Apple and Samsung flagships

It’s not the first time Mophie is bringing wireless charging to Apple and Samsung devices. But for those who are using the latest flagships from both brands, then you’re in luck. Mophie just unveiled new charge force cases for the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus as well as the Galaxy S8 and S8+. These leather-wrapped cases support everything from Mophie’s wireless charging system to Qi to other wireless charging systems. The iPhone 7 cases are available in black, tan, brown, blue, and (PRODUCT)RED and goes for US$59.95. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S8 case only comes in black and is available for US$49.95.

Aside from that, the brand even released a wireless power bank of sorts. The mini charge force powerstation is a 3,000mAh battery you can stick to the back of the charge force case via magnets. Mophie keeps it sleek and slim so it won’t add that much thickness to your phone. It retails for US$49.95.

Source: Engadget

Apple original show ‘Planet of the Apps’ premieres on Apple Music

Apple’s first foray into content production has finally made its debut on Apple Music. The first of 10 episodes of Planet of the Apps is now available on Apple Music. The show is hosted by Zane Lowe and features advisors Jessica Alba, Gwyneth Paltrow, Gary Vaynerchuk, and will.i.am. It revolves around different people presenting their app ideas to the panel of advisors. The show is co-produced by Apple and Propagate. The four advisors are executive producers of the show along with Ben Silverman and Howard Owens. Episodes of the show will be available exclusively on Apple Music and will drop every Tuesday evening.

To give you a look at what the show is about, the first episode is available for free on iTunes and planetoftheapps.com.

Nintendo Super Mario Odyssey early access event announced for Vancouver and Toronto

Nintendo of Canada has announced that fans in Toronto and Vancouver will have a unique opportunity to play Super Mario Odyssey, exclusively for Nintendo Switch, months in advance of its holiday 2017 release. 

These special events will take place on Tuesday, June 13, Wednesday, June 14 and Thursday, June 15, but player registration will open on Saturday, June 10 at noon. Registration must be done in-person at each Nintendo Kiosk, and only a limited number of time slots will be available (first come, first served. One time slot per person).

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Microsoft Outlook on iOS now lets you edit your contacts

It might be considered a fundamental feature but until today the Microsoft Outlook app for iOS and Android couldn’t add or edit contacts. You’d need to be on the web browser or PC to do that. Finally, Microsoft updates its iOS app to let you add and edit Outlook.com and Office 365 contacts in the app (Android and Google contacts support to follow soon). You just need to head to the People section of the app to add details of certain contacts or include people from events, messages, and company directory. Outlook will let you save contacts to your phone’s native list, too. Microsoft also revamped the look of the contact cards. They now show key details like email addresses and phone numbers as well as recent conversations and meeting.

Source: Engadget