Google Maps may soon show your food snaps

Google is currently testing out a new feature for Maps that will let you share your foodie photos on the mapping service. The feature will supposedly be make it easy for you to attach photos with just two taps. Not only will this help you back to eating but it's going to be a quicker way for you to share your restaurant reviews with Google. Higher-level Map Maker guides are the only one who can test it out at the moment. If it's successful with them, we should all be seeing this soon. 

Source: Engadget 

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ASUS to out 256GB ZenFone 2

ASUS to out 256GB ZenFone 2

The internal storage on your device still feels inadequate? How does 256GB sound? ASUS plans to release a special edition ZenFone 2 that packs in 256GB of storage. It also features that 3D printed-like polygonal pattern back, which should be a hit with the trendy and edgy crowd. But let’s be honest, we’re there for that extra, and we do mean, extra boost in storage. This version, unfortunately, has been introduced in Brazil and there isn’t any word yet where they plan on releasing this device.

Source: The Verge

Incremental update on YouTube Android app revamps seek bar

YouTube updates its Android app to change the way the seek bar looks. The seek bar is the timeline with a button you can move to skip through parts of the video. With the 10.33 version, the button goes from white to a red ball. The bar seems to be thinner from the previous version as well. User interface-wise, there doesn’t seem to anything else introduced in the latest update. It’s currently available as an APK file over at APK Mirror. If you aren’t comfortable using APK files, the update should probably show up on your Android device soon.

Source: Android Police