Twitter gets 1Password integration on iOS

It’s now much easier and safer to log into your Twitter iOS app. The app gets an update that adds 1Password integration to it. This will come in handy when you sign in multiple accounts or when you’re logging into Twitter for the first time on your mobile device. iOS users get first dibs though with Android hopefully getting the same feature soon.

Source: The Next Web

OneDrive promo will let you keep your 15GB storage

In a baffling move, Microsoft plans to reduce its free storage from 15GB to 5GB. Of course, the immediate response wasn’t positive. So, Microsoft is backtracking somewhat with a new promotion that promises users they can keep their 15GB if they want it. And if you use Camera Roll Bonus, that is also another 15GB. But you have to opt-in before the end of January 2016. You can claim your storage from this link.

Source: Droid Life

Samsung brings the Gear VR Consumer Edition to Canada

Canadians who have been waiting for Samsung and Oculus Gear VR Consumer Edition have to wait no longer. Samsung Electronics Canada has brought the VR set to the country. This latest version of the Gear VR works with the Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 edge+, S6 and S6 edge. It’ll make use of the Super AMOLED displays to give you the virtual reality experience you want. The unit is also said to be 19 percent lighter than the Gear VR Innovator Edition and it comes with an improved touchpad as well to make using the Gear VR more intuitive.

Samsung and Oculus boast that now more than ever there are more content options available for users such as Samsung Milk VR appicaltion, which has become available for download in Canada today.  This will bring high-quality content to Canadians, including exclusively developed content like GONE, a thriller produced by Robert Kirkman and David Alpert’s Skybound Entertainment. You can even watch things like The Hunger Games: Mockingjay and other channels for music, sports, action, and lifestyle. The Samsung Gear VR Consumer Edition will be available in Frost White and it comes to select Canadian retailers and Samsung Experience Store for $139.

Gogo offers cheaper ‘messaging pass’ for in-flight Wi-Fi

Just want to message people while you’re in transit? Gogo-enabled flights will start offering “messaging pass” for passengers to use messaging apps during flights for less than US$3. According to Gogo’s Chief Commercial Officer Ash ElDifrawi, “Our messaging pass is a low-bandwidth solution that is offered at a lower price point than our internet service, making it the perfect solution for passengers who simply want to exchange messages with other app users on the ground.”

Source: Mashable