Sago Sago announces Sago Mini Space Explorer digital toy for iOS

Toronto-based Sago Sago is readying to release Sago Mini Space Explorer, the newest addition to the award-winning suite of Sago Mini apps.

Young star gazers will be over-the-moon as they explore outer space with Harvey the dog. The adventures take kids flying across space in an infinite universe to discover new friends (including hug-bot, moon moles and space monsters) and other delightful surprises. 

Ideally suited for 2-4 year-olds, the digital toy is designed to be an open-ended play experience that puts kids in control. Hit jump for the key features.

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QODE Thin Type Keyboard Case for iPad Air is finally here

Learn about the Belkin QODE Thin Type Keyboard Case for iPad Air

Lighter than the iPad Air, the QODE Thin Type Keyboard Cover protects your iPad Air without adding bulk, making it easy to slide your iPad Air into your purse, briefcase, or backpack and transforming it into an untraportable touchscreen notebook when necessary.

Smart sensing technology automatically turns the iPad Air keyboard on when you need it and off when you don't. The well-spaced TruType keys on this laptop-style keyboard are designed to promote typing accuracy. A spring mechanism underneath each key provides a tangible response with every stroke, letting you type quickly and with fewer errors as you draft emails, write papers, or chat online. The QODE Thin Type Keyboard is available online from Belkin and other retailers.

Cyanogen starts search for female volunteers to supply voice samples

Want to be part of developing one of the latest smartphones coming out? Cyanogen Inc. wants help from female volunteers to refine the custom wake-up command of the OnePlus One. The company needs females within the 18-75 age range to supply various voice samples that would help them fine tune the wake-up feature.  Cyanogen has put up more details on their Google+ page for those interested in helping out.

Google updates Camera app to let you take photos while shooting videos

After releasing the standalone app for the stock Google Camera, Google released a small update for the app that would help endear it more to avid smartphone video takers. The new version 2.1.042 finally lets users take photos while filming clips. It’s not a big update but the feature has been available on other camera apps for a while that it’s good that Google has brought it to its stock Camera app. The update is rolling out at the moment but if you can’t wait, here’s a link to the APK file.

Source: Android Spin