Google now links you to iOS apps within Safari mobile

With Spotlight Search in iOS 9 it’s much easier to be redirected to apps you want to access, so why would you even need to use search engines to look for these things? That’s what Google is trying to fight against. The company’s hoping you still use its search engine to do as much you can, even in Apple’s iOS ecosystem. And so this time if you search for iOS apps or contents in these apps within Google search, you will be redirected to the downloaded app or to the App Store. Previously, you could only do this in Google Chrome browser or Google app. But now you can also do this within the mobile Safari app.

Source: Google Developers | Via: The Verge

Vine for Android now recommends related videos

If you find yourself watching one too many One Direction videos on Vine, the Android version of the app will now recommend related videos to you. There will now be a "Similar Vines" button at the bottom of the screen that will show you all the other Vines the app's algorithm think it might be of interest to you. The update has already rolled out to its users. So, get on it and lose yourself in the numerous content the app has to offer.

Source: Vine | Via: The Next Web | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

Facebook Messenger comes to the Apple Watch

Facebook releases a sizeable update for its Messenger app including a native Apple Watch app and support for iOS 9 features. The Apple Watch app lets you view and respond to conversations and send stickers right from the wearable. Messenger app also now supports the split-screen feature for the iPad. Also, all iOS 9 devices can show contacts and conversations on the Proactive Spotlight screens.

Source: 9to5Mac | Download: iTunes App Store (Free)

Logitech outs new z533 Multimedia Speakers

Logitech updates its line of speakers with a new one that can fit in anywhere you want it to. The z533 Multimedia Speakers come built with a wired control pod so you can control things like power, volume, and bass from it. It also has a headphone jack and extra 3.5mm input and other connectivity inputs such as RCA. With its audio output you can plug in things like a computer, tablet, smartphone, or even TV. It’s available in the US this month for US$99.99 and hopefully it makes its way here soon.