Sales of Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition smartphone begin in EU

The entry-level dual-SIM Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition is available for sale if you're in the European Union. The first of its kind Ubuntu powered smartphone features a  1.3.GHz Quad Core Cortex A7 processor, 1GB of RAM and a  2150 mAh battery. Basic specs to be sure, but what is interesting is that Ubuntu seems to run on hardware designed for Android phones. which means that it shouldn't be too hard to see this OS running on other devices.

Source: BQ

Adobe Photoshop turns 25

Adobe Photoshop turns 25 today. The iconic image editing program revolutionized everything from image editing, magazine layouts, video and film and remains the leading image editing applications for professionals and novices alike. Hit jump for information on how Photoshop affects the world we live in as well as what's in store to celebrate this momentous occasion.

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Manage company Twitter accounts better with TweetDeck Teams

It is a security risk having multiple people manage a single Twitter account with the shared password and all. But Twitter wants to change that. Using their TweetDeck client, Twitter is introducing TweetDeck teams, it will let team members access the account without having to share a password with them. There will be two account levels—admins and contributors. The admins will be able to add and remove team members and tweet (including building lists, following and unfollowing accounts, and sending as well as scheduling tweets), while contributors can do what admin can do when it comes to tweeting but they can’t add or remove members nor can they can’t use it outside of TweetDeck.

Source: Twitter

Read on your Android Wear smartwatch with PaperWear

Extending functionality of smartwatches further is a new app for Android Wear. PaperWear will let you read top news articles right on the device. It pulls articles from sites like Medium.com, qz.com, Vox.com, etc. and it refreshes content every 12 hours to keep you updated. If reading gets a bit challenging, you can prompt it to save the article to be read later, which means you can read it right on your smartphone.

Source: Android Community | Download: Google Play Store (Free)