Google officially debuts bright red Nexus 5

The rumoured red version of the Google Nexus 5 makes its official debut on Google Play Store. The color option is meant to entice people who want to have an attention-grabbing device. It features the same specs as the black and white models and is also priced at $349 for the 16GB and $399 for 32GB. Both variants are unlocked versions. It is currently available in Canada, US, France, Italy, UK, Germany, Spain, Japan, Korea, India, Hong Kong and Australia.

Source: The Verge

BlackBerry entices users to share BBM with gift cards and movie tickets

BlackBerry BBM users from Canada and US are being encouraged to spread the word about the messaging service with a new promotion. The Canadian telecommunication company is offering up free movie tickets and gift cards to users who share the app, meaning you promote the app on your social networks and you stand a chance to win the swag. The promo is said to go on until February 27. You can find out more details here.

Google Maps for iOS to help you find quickest way home

Google Maps users on iOS can now find the fastest ways to get home with a new update. The iOS version is finally getting the feature that has been available for Android for about a month. You can chart a route home and set that as Google Maps shows you traffic data in real-time and inform you of the quickest way you can get home. You can choose to re-route or stick with your original plan. This feature works for countries where navigation is supported.

Source: Ubergizmo

For The Term Of His Natural Life ebook app is now available

For The Term Of His Natural Life, the classic story by Marcus Clarke  tht merges  literature, history, and film into one is now available.

Speaking on the success of the app, Patricia Payne, producer of the mini-series For The Term of His Natural Life, says, "I am thrilled by the amount of support the story has received here in America and that people are recognizing that the app platform provides a terrific opportunity to present this timeless tale for the tablet audience in a way never seen before."

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