Cute or Not is the Tinder-like app for pets

If you’re the type who likes judging other people’s pets or just want to show off your own adorable little pooch, BuzzFeed has the app for you. Called “Cute or Not,” the iOS app lets you share photos of your dogs, cats, or “other” cute creatures. Like what you do with Tinder (minus the real life “social interactions”), you swipe to the right if you find the pet cute or to the left if not. It’s that simple. You can also check out the “trending” pet photos on the app or sort through your own uploads. Sharing is available over at Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter to get more people to use the app.

Source: BuzzFeed | Via: Engadget | Download: Apple App Store (Free)

Motorola releases small update for Camera app

Making it more at home with Android’s Material Design, Motorola has updated its Camera app with a brand new icon design. The interface of the app has previously been updated to match the new UI. The update also introduces some bug fixes. The update should be coming your way. If you don’t have the app yet, you can get it from the Google Play Store.

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

Pebble releases developer SDK for Pebble Time

Pebble isn't wasting any time. After shattering Kickstarter with the announcement of the coloured Pebble Time, the company just released their developer Software Development Kit (SDK). Pebble says that it will be easy to make existing apps work with the Pebble Time.

With our SDK, developers can start designing and building new color apps for Pebble Time, or upgrade their current Pebble apps to support Pebble Time. The SDK now includes an entire emulator (on cloudpebble.net or on your local machine) so you can get started on your apps before you get your Pebble Time. Documentation for timeline APIs is available as well.

More information can be found in the developer blog post: pbl.io/update3 or dive right in at developer.getpebble.com.

Google aiming for enterprise with Android for Work initiative

After saturating the consumer market, Google is taking aim at enterprise with their Android for Work initiative.

Google is actively working with device makers, application developers and management solutions to provide CIOs with a secure, flexible, economical and consistent mobility platform. Some of the partners include Blackberry, Samsung, Citrix and more. Hit jump for more details.

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