Twitter for Mac gets supports for multiple photo uploads per tweet

Twitter for Mac gets a significant update that will please people who love to tweet photos. Mac users can now upload multiple photos in one-go. It lets you upload up to four photos in one tweet and share these photos via DM as well. It has been around on other platforms for a while but that doesn’t mean we don’t welcome the update. Twitter, of course, included performance improvements and bug fixes with the new update.

Source: Ubergizmo | Download: Apple App Store (Free)

Spotify adds CarPlay support

With Spotify making its official debut here, here’s one more device you can use it on: Apple’s CarPlay units. Spotify updated its iOS app to add support for CarPlay system. So, once these units arrive, you’d get access to millions of songs right from your car’s dashboard. It joins music apps like Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and Apple’s Beats Music that support the automotive version of iOS.

The iOS version of Spotify also now supports Quebecois and Swedish and fixed a few bugs for iOS 8.

Source: iMore | Download: Apple App Store (Free)

Flipboard finally launches Windows Phone app

After its brief, accidental appearance on Windows Phone platform, Flipboard has finally debuted its official app for Microsoft’s mobile operating system. The newsreader works with Windows Phone 8.1 devices with at least 1GB of RAM. It has been redesigned to work for smartphones and provide easy access to Cover Stories’ highlights, sharing, and search options. Flipboard is reportedly working on compatibility with phones carrying less memory.

Source: Flipboard | Via: Engadget | Download: Windows Phone Store (Free)

We Day Report: Free the Children and Telus launch a fresh We365 App

By Sonya Davidson

You may have noticed a bit of social media buzz today for the launch of the North American We Day Empowerment Tour with organization Free The Children.

The event hosted 20,000 kids in Toronto at the Air Canada Centre for the inspirational event with speeches and performances by celebrities and social justice movers and shakers like the Queen Noor of Jordan, Colonel Chris Hadfield, Katie Couric, Hedley, Kendrick Lamar, Big Sean, Joe Jonas, and corporate leaders from Telus, Ford, RBC, Globe and Mail and many others. Hit jump for the details.

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