Runtastic and Oculus Rift to offer 3D fitness exercises

Runtastic, together with Oculus Rift, are introducing the future of health and fitness with Runtastic for Oculus VR. They are bringing a selection of popular strength and toning workouts to the Oculus VR including squats, lunges, yoga routines, and 7-Minute Workout. This will let you complete workouts whether you are while you’re visualizing exercising atop a hillside, inside a beachside villa, or in a futuristic black hole. There will be other “locations” added in the future to help create that ideal fitness or meditation area for you. Runtastic will be showcasing this new technology at CES 2015 at Booth #74107 in Tech West from January 6 to 9, 2015.

Source: Runtastic

SourceCode: For BlackBerry, all roads lead to NYC for Classic launch

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

BlackBerry is set to close the year by launching the BlackBerry Classic smartphone across various venues with the main event taking place in New York this Wednesday. What does BlackBerry hope to achieve with this device and more importantly, who is its desired audience?

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Readdle’s PDF Office for iPad lets you edit text on scanned document images

Readdle is helping you edit PDF files much easier with PDF Office for iPad. The app will let you edit a scanned image of a document. It brings full editing and creation features and will let you convert other files to PDF. You can edit existing PDFs to allow inline text editing. You can even add annotations and pictures to PDFs.

If you wish to use this app, you will have to shell out $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year. If you use PDF Expert 5, you will get a year’s subscription for free. According to Readdle, they will make PDF Office available for other platforms in the future.

Source: The Next Web | Download: Apple iTunes App Store (Free)

YouTube 6.0 introduces live chat area on Android app

Chatting on YouTube live streams isn’t particularly new. But it was previously a desktop-exclusive feature. It would seem the feature would be making its way to Android though. In the teardown of YouTube 6.0 APK, one of Android Police’s readers found a new “Live Chat” option at the bottom of a live streaming video. You just need to tap the up arrow or slide the bar to the top of the window to check out the live chat. The 6.0.13 should be rolling out to users now, just wait a bit for it to head your way.

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