Twitter kills #Music app

Twitter has officially pulled the plug on its #Music app and has pulled out the app from the App Store yesterday. The app will stop working on April 18. #Music was Twitter’s attempt to build conversations around music and help users discover new music on the social network. Unfortunately, it wasn’t able to lure listeners away from other music apps out on the market. The company has said it is looking to develop “new ways” to incorporate music into Twitter.

Later this afternoon, we will be removing Twitter #music from the App Store. If you have the app, it will continue to work until April 18.

— Twitter Music (@TwitterMusic) March 21, 2014

Source: The Verge

LG Canada's Dealer Show reveals focus on 4K, webOS HDTVs and wearables

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

LG Canada showcased its recent products, many of which haven't been seen outside of CES 2014. The focus this year was more affordable 4K HDTV's, the newly-acquired webOS SmartTV operating system, IPS panels of LED HDTVs and various lifestyle and wearable products.

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HTC to stream ‘All New HTC One’ launch

HTC to stream ‘All New HTC One’ launch

Just because you can’t be at the New York or London launch of the new HTC flagship doesn’t mean you have to miss out on it. HTC will be putting up a live stream on their website so you can watch the Taiwanese tech company unveil the “All New HTC One.” Canadianreviewer will be covering the event live so stay tuned for video and photos from the event.

Join us for the countdown to next Tuesday's BIG announcement live streaming here. #HTCOneUp http://t.co/hJnpGb60tx

— HTC (@htc) March 21, 2014

Source: NDTV Gadgets