Tuesday, September 2, 2014 at 11:19PM 
HTC likes to give its user's perks and anyone who has invested in a recent model will get an additional 100GB of storage from Google Drive. Owners of the HTC One M8, HTC One Max, HTC One Remix, HTC Desire 816, or HTC Desire 610 can check their email in the coming days and manage their storage.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014 at 8:19PM Revocharge is offering a fuss-free way to charge your smartphones with its new Magnetic Snap-On Wireless Charge and Sync System. The Kickstarter-funded device is designed to charge your Android, iPhone 5, and even upcoming iPhone 6 wirelessly. It is equipped with Autosense technology and conductive charging to make sure your device (no matter what brand it comes from) to get a full charge. The battery they provide can also be removed, recharged, and replaced to make sure you have a constant source of power with you—with or without cables or cords.
You can still back the project on Kickstarter from the link below and those early backers will be able to pre-order the wireless charge case, magnetic battery, and micro USB charge/sync cable for US$39.
Source: Revocharge Kicskstarter
Tuesday, September 2, 2014 at 8:03PM If you want to inspire your friends with your brilliant entertainment recommendations or inflict your bad viewing choices on others, you can do that now with Netflix. Users in Canada and the U.S. can now send content recommendations to their friends, family, acquaintances, awkward dates, and the like. According to Cameron Johnson, director of product innovation at Netflix, you will be prompted to recommend the show to people in your Facebook list after you finish watching a show. You don’t have to worry about them seeing how much bad television you watch though, that will be kept to you. Also, if your friends’ Facebook accounts aren’t linked to your Netflix, the recommendations will be sent as a Facebook message.
Source: Netflix | Via: Consumerist
Tuesday, September 2, 2014 at 7:37PM 
A fan of all things shiny and sparkly? Well, Samsung has unveiled a Swarvoski-clad strap for its new Gear S smartwatch. The two companies have an ongoing partnership to produce blinged-out versions of various Samsung devices. What’s new about the Gear S strap is that it features Swarovski’s new product dubbed “Crystal Fine Mesh.” It lets them embed the crystals directly into the metal mesh to create a more pliable band. It’s the first time this material has been used on a gadget. It will be available at Samsung’s online store starting next month but they haven’t given a price yet.
Source: Samsung Mobile Press | Via: SlashGear
