Microsoft Outlook gets Android Wear watch face

Microsoft wants to make it easier for you to see your schedule and unread emails with its new Outlook for Android Wear watch face. You no longer have to rely on notifications from the Android Wear app but you can just raise your wrist to check your calendar and email as well as the time, of course. There are also different background and accent colors for you to choose from to make it somewhat your own. You can still interact with Outlook the same way you did with the Android smartphone app. You still have the options to respond to RSVP request, send replies from a pre-set list, and use voice dictation to compose a customized message.

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Twitch announces live streaming schedule for E3 2016 as Expo’s Official Broadcasting Partner

Twitch, the world’s leading social video platform and community for gamers, today announced its return as the official live streaming partner of E3 2016. In addition to featuring the expo’s most notable press conferences and shows, Twitch will be broadcasting E3-related content beginning the weekend before doors open and throughout the entire conference. Based on the community’s positive reception last year, there will also be multiple foreign language broadcasts and the ability for the community to co-stream content.

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The Apple Beat: Mighty MacBook Pro up for redesign

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The 13-inch MacBook Pro and its 15-inch variant are undoubtedly two of the greatest laptops ever made. My 2013 13-inch MacBook Pro has been dropped multiple times, has survived chaotic press scrums, and traveled with me all over the world and it still runs like a clock.

The size, amount of ports and combination of processing power and portability, plus the ability to run the latest version of Mac OS X and that class-leading Retina Display, makes the MacBook Pro one of the most compelling notebook options out there. So how can it be improved?

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Viber releases beta version of Windows 10 app

If you use Viber and have a Windows 10 device, you finally get a native Viber, albeit in beta. According to Microsoft, the messaging app has been built from the ground up and it can be used across all Windows 10 devices. Viber for Windows 10 has been built with responsive resizing so it should work well no matter what screen size your device has. If you’re new on Viber, the app like many other free messaging platforms offer things like Public Chats, sticker, group messaging, etc. It also recently announced end-to-end encryption. The app maintains a clean user interface and in the teaser video above shows that it also allows for drag-and-drop files from the desktop immediately into the chat. The app is already available for download from the Windows Store.

Source: SlashGear