Sony puts an end to Ustream game broadcasts on PS4

It seems the partnership between Sony and Ustream is now over. Sony has announced that starting August 1^st, PlayStation 4 players will now only be able to live stream games on Twitch, YouTube, and DailyMotion. Aside from that, you won’t be able to view Ustream videos from the “Live from PlayStation” portal on the console, mobile PS app, and PS Vita. It wasn’t explicitly specified why the support has ended. But Ustream hasn’t really been making news when it comes to game live streaming. The last we heard from them was when they were bought by IBM to power enterprise broadcast services.

Source: Engadget

Review: Papago! GoSafe 268 mirror mounted dash-cam

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Dash-cams are a very viable and low-cost product worth considering if you want to add some tracking and security to your daily commute. Not only do they provide HD quality footage that may be admitted as evidence in the event of a collision or accident, they also act as deterrents to some would-be thieves. The Papago! GoSafe 268 is a clever turn on the dash cam, since it is also a rear view mirror, which means it doesn't take up valuable dash or windshield space.

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Norton looks to protect your mobile devices with WiFi Privacy app

We rely a lot on public Wi-Fi hotspots, in fact data from the Norton Wi-Fi Risk Report claims that 89 percent of Canadians use public Wi-Fi with 71 percent of Canadian users accessing this via smartphones. However, these aren’t particularly safe. Your smartphone stores a lot of personal and sensitive data; if this gets into the wrong hands, then you’re in a lot of trouble. And that’s why Norton by Symantec is introducing a new Android and iOS app to help protect your smartphones and tablets. The WiFi Privacy app adds bank-grade encryption to protect your devices while on public Wi-Fi. It lets you browse the web anonymously as well and access your favorite apps and content like you would on a secure server at home. The app can even help encrypt your data on a no-log virtual private network so no one can track your activities.

The WiFi Privacy app will be available for purchase on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The iOS version comes with a free 30-day trial, while the Android app comes with a seven-day free trial ahead of the yearly subscription plan. A yearly subscription service for one device will cost $39.99 and PC, Mac, and multi-device availability will be coming in the future.

Blink lets you annotate and add emojis to screenshots

If you take a lot of screenshots and send these to people, a more fun Skitch is headed to iPhone users in the form of Blink. This iOS apps lets you annotate, highlight, draw, and add emojis to screenshots. It’s a simple app to use. Just take a screenshot and edit away. There’s a social aspect to the app, too, as it lets you create memes that you can share.  The app is available for free download on the Apple App Store.

Source: Lifehacker