Microsoft OneDrive on iOS adds Touch ID and PIN code support

Looking to make your files stored on the cloud safe from unwanted eyes, Microsoft has updated its OneDrive app on iOS to add some security features. The app now has Touch ID support to let you sign into app. You can also use a PIN code to prevent other people from tampering with files on your phone.

The app now also lets you sort files and folders by name, date, or size in ascending or descending orders. And for those using the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, the OneDrive has been adjusted to accommodate the larger screens.

Source: Venture Beat

Feet-in with artist-collaborated HUELY socks

I think we can all agree that colourful socks are a great addition to any outfit. In a growing sock market created by the more notorious household brands like Happy Socks and Bugachi, there is now a brand that dares to be different, Toronto-based HUELY socks. Rather than focusing on computer-generated abstract designs to catch eyes and sell, HUELY takes a different approach to garnering its' attention, all designs are curated by local artists in the Toronto area. This not only helps amplify the designs of artists who deserve their time in the spotlight, but it also ensures they are properly compensated for their work - a known bane in the art world.

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Google seems to be going full steam ahead with its redesign. The tech company has just rolled out version 5.0.31 of its Google Play Store to bring Material Design to it. You see a flatter Play Store icon and more bold colors and animation with its new look. There is new animations for the slide-in panel and a change in how “What’s New” section is displayed. The Play Store also feels quicker to load and navigate through. The new look is rolling out bit by bit so just be patient and wait for it to come to you.

Source: Android Central