Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 8:53AM 
AOL just announced it is launching three new apps for the Apple Watch in time for the anticipated wearable's launch tomorrow April 24.
The new Watch apps include Pip, the newly redesigned The Huffington Post app, and the AOL app. Available on April 24. Hit jump for more information on the new apps.
Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 1:24AM
The previously rumoured Facebook app that can block callers is now official. The social network debuted Hello, an Android caller ID app. The app shows you the Facebook information your caller is willing to share with his or her friends on the site. The app also shows you how many times the caller has been blocked and automatically block those who are repeat offenders. At the moment though, the app seems to just be available in Brazil, the US, and Nigeria. No word yet when it'll be spreading to other countries but we're pretty sure that'll happen soon.
Source: Engadget
Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 11:18PM 
Working as a creative in this day and age requires more flexibility. And Adobe is hoping to help the Apple Watch-wearing creatives (which we're sure will be cropping up) by updating three of its apps to work with the new wearable.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 8:53PM 
Developers looking to market their apps to their target audiences are going to get some help from Yahoo. The company is introducing Yahoo Gemini video app install ads, which can be used to promote apps across different Yahoo properties and apps. With the self-serve UI of Gemini, it'll be easier to create video app install ads. They even integrated Flurry Personas so you marketers can target their apps to their intended audiences. You can find out more information about Gemini over here and on Yahoo App Marketing over here.
