Gadjo's Father's Day Gift Guide 2016

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla 

There’s a lot of choice for tech and lifestyle Father’s Day presents in the market this year. With health and fitness becoming more popular plus technology reaching unprecedented peaks with the latest smartphones, notebooks and tablets, there’s much to consider. 

As a father, here are some gift Ideas that will certainly delight me and I think many other fathers will agree. You can also check out Sonya's Father's Day Gift Guide 2016 for some more stellar ideas.

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YouTube helps businesses create video ads

You don’t have to be a big corporation to be able to share your online ads on YouTube. The streaming video giant is now helping out small businesses create their own video ads with its new suite of products called YouTube Director. The free YouTube Director for Business app is available for iOS users in Canada and the U.S. and allows you to create video ads right from your smartphone. You don’t even need to worry about editing as well. You can check out the app in action in the video above where YouTube challenged five video owners to create their ad.

Or if you want YouTube to create a video ad based on your app, if you have one or if that’s your business. YouTube Director can generate a video ad based on the assets you have like logos and app screenshots in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Source: YouTube

Android N may have found its name

Google has been asking for suggestions for Android’s upcoming version. But it might seem like they’ve already found a name. An Easter egg found in the latest developer preview version of Android N shows its new name: Android Namey McNameface. Android Vice President Dave Burke joked about this at Google I/O, so we’re not surprised the cheeky devs at Google decided to put this in the beta. Yes, this isn’t the final name (or could it be?) for Android N but we just have a bit of a wait until Google makes Android’s new name official.

Source: The Next Web

Nintendo Pokémon GO set for July release

The wait is almost over. Nintendo’s augmented reality-based version of Pokémon they were working on with Niantic is set to land on Android and iOS smartphone starting next month. Pokémon GO brings the catching Pokémon experience into the real world with the use of AR. You can choose between using programmed backgrounds or use your smartphone camera to have the Pokémon appear on your streets. The more Pokémon you catch and train, the more experience points you get, meaning the more powerful you become. The stronger you are, you can catch stronger and rarer Pokémon. Trading Pokémons aren’t in the mix yet as the company wants to develop that feature further and have users get used to playing the game and catching Pokémon first.

The game also comes with a fitness tracker-like Bluetooth device called the Pokémon Go Plus that’ll send you alerts and let you catch “wild” Pokémon even without taking out your phone. This will supposedly come out in “late July” and will cost US$34.99 (CA$45). The app, though, is free-to-play. It’ll also have some sort of interaction with upcoming Pokémon Sun and Moon games but that’ll be available at a later date, too.

Source: Polygon | Via: Android Police