Watch YouTube videos in sync with others using ShareTube

ShareTube is offering a rather simple yet rather useful solution for when you want to watch YouTube videos simultaneously with your friends or family without having to crowd one screen. It lets you create playlists and sync playbacks for everyone in the room. It’s not an entirely new concept but what does set it apart is it isn’t just for music videos. You can create shared video playlists of any YouTube video and talk about each one. Just search for the video you want and you’re good to go.

Source: Lifehacker

GoDaddy launches Professional Web Services in Canada

GoDaddy is the world’s largest technology provider dedicated to small businesses, launched its Professional Web Services (PWS) in Canada today. GoDaddy’s PWS products include Website Services, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Services and Logo Design Services, which all help SMBs create an effective online presence at a fraction of a design agency cost.

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Tumblr highlights its GIF-creation tool on iOS

In case you were privy or not, Tumblr had a GIF-creation tool inside its photo post option. Their making it more prominent though as a separate options so users will be aware it exists. You won’t just be able to create GIFs from your clips but also draw on top of them, or place emojis, or superimpose text, much like what you can do with Snapchat. Of course, it isn’t a comprehensive editor but you can tweak your GIFs as you please. It’s currently available on iOS but should be making its way to Android soon. 

Source: Engadget

Yahoo Mail introduces a slew of new features for iOS and Android

Yahoo Mail debuts a different set of new features for iOS and Android users. The iOS update centers around sharing, while the Android update is all about your contacts. For iOS, the app gets a new link preview feature, which shows your recipient a visual card of a link you send. You can opt to place this at the center or bottom of your email. This enhanced link is easier to share on social media. iOS users also get stationery themes courtesy of Paperless Post, which lets you customize your emails with designs like Floral, Thank You, and Happy Birthday, to name a few. It’s also easier to share content from other iOS apps as Yahoo Mail is now accessible in the share option.

Android users, on the other hand, can now see all the people they contact via Yahoo Mail through the People Smart View tab in the sidebar. All you need to do is click on the “see all contacts” to see and edit the list of people you’ve communicated with. Android users can now also sync Yahoo Address Book contacts with contacts on your smartphone. This feature is off by default and can be turned on in the sync settings of your Android phone. There are new animations on Android (like when you star or delete an email) as well as a congratulatory message for when you hit inbox zero. Yahoo is also opening an open beta for Android users who want to try out new and experimental features.

Source: 9to5Mac + 9to5Google