Live from the Apple Event in Cupertino

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Cupertino -We're an hour away from what many Apple insiders are saying is going to be a historic event here at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, not far away from Apple's global headquarters. Tech journalsits as well as varuous fashion writers are congregating here outside the historic theatre which saw the launch of the Macintosh in 2004 and the iMac in 1997.

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Google Play Movies and TV now lets you watch offline on iOS

It seems like an odd omission but Google Play Movies and TV on iOS used to not let you watch shows or movies offline. At least Google finally address this issue with a new update.  You can indeed save the shows and films you’ve purchased on Google Play Store on your iOS device.

The app is still pretty limited though because you can’t buy or rent stuff on iOS. You can only watch those you’ve bought on an Android device or through Google Play Store. This just might come in handy for those who switch back and forth from their Android and iOS devices.

Source: The Verge | Download: Apple App Store (Free)

Facebook adds view count for videos

Facebook videos are soon going to look like YouTube videos. The social network is adding view count to videos posted on their site. So, if you want to know if your video has gone viral, you’ll soon be able to see just that. The view count will be available for public videos posted by individual users and those posted by company pages. It is rolling out at the moment and we’re not sure how long it’ll take for Facebook to bring it to all its users.

Source: Facebook Newsroom | Via: CNET

HP introduces powerhouse desktop and mobile workstations

HP is expanding the functionality of its enterprise machines with the new Z Workstations. The Z Desktops and ZBook Mobile Workstations are intended to address the needs of industries requiring high-capacity machines, such as media and entertainment, architecture, photography, finance, healthcare, etc.

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