ARTIC's 5-in-1 smart USB charger is designed for gadget freaks

Having trouble hunting for a free plug to charge your new phone or tablet? ARCTIC's Smart Charging ICs can intelligently identify your device to deliver its fastest possible charge. Thus the Smart Charger 8000 can fast charge any USB device, smartphones and tablets from Apple, Samsung, LG, ZTE, HTC, Asus, Lenovo, Acer, Amazon, Huawei, Blackberry, Motorola, Sony, Nokia and more on all five ports.

With 8,000 mA the Smart Charger delivers even enough output to charge three tablets and two smartphones with high speed – all at once. The integrated voltage stability and overcurrent protection ensure furthermore that the charging is not only fast and smart but also safe. This is great news for any office and household that's running out of powerstrips.The Smart Charger 8000 is now available at a special price of 23.99 $ at Amazon and at ARCTIC.

Apple Watch coming to seven more countries, retail sales begin on June 26

With supplies finally ramping up and most editions of the Apple Watch becoming available, Apple has announced that their wearable is coming to seven more countries.  Apple also announced today that interested customers will finally be able to buy Apple Watch and bands in store starting June 26.

The Watch comes to Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland and Taiwan on June 26. "We're making great progress in our backlog of Apple Watch orders," said Jeff Williams, Apple's SVP of operations. Anyone who ordered an Apple Watch in May (except for the super rare Space Black Stainless Steel with Black Link Bracelet), should receive a shipping notice from Apple within the next two weeks.

Apple Watch gets to-do and list app with latest Fantastical update

Fantastical and Fantastical 2 for Mac OS and for iOS are examples of truly user focused and intuitive apps. The latest iOS update of Fantastical now features a Watch component which will work as a great complement to the native Apple Calendar app. Fantastical can give a good overview of to-do items as well as appointments from the Watch app or from the Glances feature which enables users to cycle through favourite apps.

Source: 9to5Mac

Apple now shows editorially-curated lists on App Store

Moving away from algorithmically-generated lists, the Apple App Store now shows editorially-curated content. There is no longer a “New,” “What’s Hot,” and “All iPhone (Free & Paid)” categories for games. What takes its place are curated lists like “Best New Games” and “More Games You Might Like,” which is based on your download/purchase history. This shift seems like a good idea particularly to help app developers that need exposure for apps that truly deserve the attention.

Source: MacRumors