Thursday, December 17, 2015 at 9:30AM 
An portable and practical option to most Google Cardboard VR glasses, Homido mini is a foldable, pocketable device that's comptible with iPhones and Android devices. The Homido mini launched this week for $15 from the Homido website, and will be on Amazon.com on December 20.
Thursday, December 17, 2015 at 8:32AM 
Creekcats LLC today announces Le Menu Dit 1.0, their English to French menu translator for iOS devices. Le Menu Dit (French for "the menu says") presents each line of the original menu with the translation immediately below it, so French-speaking travelers can easily order while traveling in the United Kingdom, the United States and other English-speaking countries. Users simply take a photo of the menu, crop as needed, and tap "Translate." No Internet connection is required.
Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 9:21PM 
Apple Watch users can now control their GoPro cameras thanks to an updated app that lets you preview shots, start and stop recording. Apple Watch needs to be running the latest software and GoPro 2.11 for iOS needs to be installed in the companion iPhone which makes it easier to use the Watch to control various camera setups quickly.
Source: GoPro
Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 9:01PM 
Business users on Android now have access to Skype’s enterprise capabilities. Skype for Business on Android now has a new dashboard to better locate things like the contact search bar, recent chats, and upcoming meetings. The app is now up on Play Store and it replaces Lync 2013 as an automatic update.
Some of the new features include “modern authentication” system based on access tokens and options for admins to set multi-factor authentication for others. Contact management is said to be better with this app. You have a Global Address List where you can search a phone number, name, or email address and search within a specific group. You can easily join created meetings too with “Quick Join” option.
Source: Office Blog | Via: Slash Gear
