Unroll.me comes to iOS to help you get rid of email subscriptions

You might have tons and tons of email subscriptions you don’t know how to get rid of. Or you’ve been using Unroll.me on your desktop for a while already. If you’re an iOS user, you can now bring that experience to your iPhone or iPad with the new Unroll.me app. It turns tossing newsletters into a Tinder-like experience. You just swipe left the little cards these newsletter emails have been turned into if you want to trash them. If you swipe up, it will “roll up” these emails into a digest whenever there are a group of new releases. If you want to keep the newsletters, you swipe right. Unroll.me will keep them in the same place.

Source: The Next Web | Download: Apple App Store (Free)

Apple brings Categories to tvOS App Store

It can get cumbersome looking for apps to download for your Apple TV. Thankfully, Apple has decided to introduce its Categories section to the tvOS App Store. There are currently only two categories: Games and Entertainment. But those two seem to be central to the Apple TV experience anyway. Fourth-generation Apple TV owners will be able to find the Categories section at the top navigation bar of the App Store. If it isn’t there, force quit the App Store in the tvOS app switcher and then reopen.

Source: Apple Insider

YouTube now plays virtual reality videos

Get to watch videos that’ll make you feel like you’re there on YouTube. The streaming video giant is letting you watch virtual reality videos on Android. All you need to do is to have a Google Cardboard viewer and the YouTube app on hand. To get to watch a VR clip, just tap on the Cardboard icon seen in the additional options of a video and you’re good to go. You can try out the Hunger Games Experience or the other VR clips here. For creators, Google is offering you check out technologies like Jump to help you make VR videos.

YouTube on Android has also added the capability to watch any YouTube content on Google Cardboard. Again just tap on the Cardboard option from the video’s additional options and get that virtual movie theatre experience.

Source: YouTube Official Blog | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

All-in-one home monitoring solution Sentri now up for reservations

Smart home companion Sentri is now available for reservations over at the company’s website. The all-in-one home monitoring solution can be reserved for US$299 and for those who reserve starting now until Black Friday, November 27 will get free shipping of their devices. The units will start shipping on Black Friday.

Sentri comes with a high-definition 10.1-inch touch display with a 120-degree HD wide-angle camera capable of capturing live video, motion detection, and night vision. It even comes with optional access through a mobile app. The device can even be used to control other smart home products such as Nest Thermostat, Philip Hue lights, and Belkin WeMo switches.

Source: Sentri