Wednesday
Feb182015

Open shared Dropbox links within mobile apps

Dropbox has updated its Android and iOS apps to make it easier to open shared links within the app. If you get sent a Dropbox link and you open it on your phone or tablet, it will open the said file or folder right within the app instead of through the mobile browser. If the document is already linked to your account, it will just take you to the account to do more with the file like rename it, favorite it for offline access, move it, etc. And if it’s a Microsoft Office file, it can be edited right from Office apps.

Source: Dropbox

Wednesday
Feb182015

HotelTonight App for the Savvy Last Minute Traveller

By Sonya Davidson

Tired of staying home and feeling a bit adventureous? HotelTonight App is definitely one to download on to your mobile device. This handy app opens the door to many boutique, chic...or "curated" hotel properties with serious last-minute booking discounts. When we say last minute, you can book as far as one week in advance but the best deals to be had are on same-day bookings. 

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Wednesday
Feb182015

Skechers launches wearable tech for kids

By Sonya Davidson

I've always got my eye out for wearable tech that is useful and fun. A surprising entry into this category was unveiled earlier at CES by Skechers with something fun for kids which earned the company bragging rights with the title of "Best of CES 2015 Finalist". What's even more surprising is how quickly it will be introduced into the market. 

Skechers Canada has just announced the newest collection will hit the shelves running with the latest line called 'Game Kids' just in time for Spring Break. 

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Tuesday
Feb172015

Google pulls Sparrow email app from App Store

Google seems to be shaking off more of its extra weight with the latest app it has pulled from the Apple App Store for iOS and OS X. The Sparrow app was a Google acquisition and like most of its purchases, updates have stopped coming in for the app. Google hasn’t made any official statements about the app being pulled. But you can see this as Google working to push Inbox forward and see how contextual email will work. Have you been a user of Sparrow? What will you miss about the service?

Source: TechCrunch | Via: SlashGear