Evernote’s Scannable app helps you go paperless

Looking to declutter your life? Evernote is making it easier for you with a dedicated scanning app for iOS. Scannable works on iOS 8 devices or higher and you don’t need an Evernote account to use it (but that is an option). It speeds up scanning and digitizing and it doesn’t require you to store them on Evernote notebooks. You can export them elsewhere or save them in the camera roll. It can even scan business cards and import the details to LinkedIn, if you want it to. At the moment, there is no Android version of the app though.

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Google ends Glass Explorer program, hints at future versions

Updated on Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 2:57PM by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Many people have been recently wondering if there was still hope for Google Glass. The once aggressive wearable project seems to have sputtered and gone silent.

Google, just announced via its Google Plus page that it is closing its Explorer Program. January 19 will be the last day for interested parties to purchase the exisiting Google Glass hardware and that Google Glass is exiting the Google X labs and is being transitioned to its own team at Google. Hit jump for the juicy details.

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Selfish is a new iOS storytelling and sharing app

Selfish is a new interest-based platform storytelling app that gives the users easy but powerful controls over who sees what.

People love to share their important moments, the experiences that matter and the ongoing interests in their lives, but often that thread gets lost in today’s timelines,” says Moody Fayed, Cofounder and President of Selfish.  

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New TomTom Rider helps bikers find the most exciting way from A to B

TomTom launched the all-new TomTom RIDER, a motorcycle-specific GPS device designed to make every motorcycle ride more exciting. For the first time, bikers can choose the level of twists and turns they want to ride to create their own adrenaline-filled adventure.  Check out our review of the older TomTom Rider.

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