Jawbone to introduce new playlist service to let you suggest songs to friends through Twitter

Jawbone is looking to introduce a new music service called Drop. The Next Web stumbled upon the new service through Twitter’s Flight mobile developer conference and its Twitter account that asked attendees to request songs for the event. Jawbone’s Drop account then responded with a link to drop.jawbone.com.

The app will let you choose a song to “drop” as a tweet to a specific user. It will then take you to the Twitter app with a pre-composed tweet. It is currently an iOS app with no word when it’s coming to Android.

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‘Hearthstone: Heroes Of Warcraft’ to land on Android tablets before the year ends

It looks like the wait for Hearthstone: Heroes Of Warcraft to hit Android tablets is almost over. Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly planning to release the game before the year ends. Fans who have waited for a while for the game to make it to their Android devices wouldn’t mind waiting a bit more. Hearthstone has been available for the iPad since March.

If you’re waiting for it to land on Android smartphones, it would seem there is a bit more wait for that. Blizzard wants to smoothen any issues that might arise from playing the game on a smaller screen.

Source: Hearthstone Blog | Via: Android Headlines

10-year-old entrepreneur steps into philanthropic 'Love Sandal' startup

Toronto's Abi Smithson is 10 years old and the youngest member of Ryerson University's Digital Media Zone. She started Love Sandal two years ago. “The Love Sandal was an idea I had this summer when I was enrolled in the Girls Learning Code Inventors Camp in downtown Toronto.  I noticed my Mom had ugly tan lines on the top of her foot and thought what if the tan line was a heart, and the Love Sandal was born. Love Sandal is about chasing your dreams and following your heart!"  Love Sandal donates 10% of its sales to Sick Kids. Read more about Abi's exploits in her Indiegogo page. Hit jump for the rest of the release.

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Google announces Inbox Gmail app for Android and iOS

Google just rannounced Inbox by Google an Android and iOS standalone app for Gmail that's designed to organize email better for smartphones and make mail more actionable.

At first glance, it looks and feels like a mix of Google Now, Google Plus and gMail.Currently available on an invite-only basis, Inbox was an idea that sprang out of Google’s Kitchener-Waterloo offices and Canadian engineers were part of the team created Inbox. You can learn more about it on Google's blog.