‘Fallout Shelter’ to land on Android on August 13th

You have less than a month’s wait if you’ve been keeping your eye out for the Android debut of Fallout Shelter. The first-ever mobile game from Bethesda Game Studios is designed to promote the upcoming Fallout 4 release. The free-to-play game has you taking care of residents in your own post-apocalyptic Vault-Tec Vault. You need to find supplies and make sure the residents aren’t happy and won’t wreck the place. Fallout Shelter first came out on iOS in June.

Source: Android Police

Meet Moleskine’s new backpack and laptop bags

As discreet yet stylish as their notebooks, Moleskine has a new backpack and a slew of laptop bags to suit your needs. The limited edition leather backpack features adjustable padded backpack straps. It features two side pockets at the outside and it’s water-repellent as well. On the inside, it has one pocket with a zipper and a dedicated pocket for a tablet or laptop up to 15”. The back is padded for extra security. It retails for US$149.95.

Moleskine also has laptop bags that can handle up to 15.4” devices. It can come in horizontal or vertical designs, depending on what you need. These are designed to help keep the contents in your bag organized, whether you carry around your portfolio or a laptop. Prices for these start at $99.95.

Gear up for the new school year with Moleskine notebooks

Moleskine wants to help you and your kids get ready for another school year with its handwritten-to-digital products. With the Livescribe Notebook by Moleskine, you can use the Livescribe smartpen to back up your handwritten notes on the notebooks in real-time to an app. You can even tag these notes and record classes to run alongside the digital notes. The Livescribe Notebooks are sold at US$29.95, while the Livescribe pen retails for $149.95.

They also have the Evernote collection. That makes it also easier to digitize handwritten notes. One of these products is the Sketchbook with Smart Stickers. It’s designed for easy content capture. You just need to take a photo of the page with the Evernote app and it’ll instantly digitize this for you. The Evernote collection starts at $11.95. 

Send self-destructing emails with this Chrome extension

Gmail already lets you recall sent emails with its Undo feature. Now, you can even send emails with a self-destruct timer through a Chrome extension called Dmail. If you send sensitive personal information and don’t want it floating around your sent box or your recipient’s inbox, you can set pre-defined timer on your message. You have your pick between an hour, a day, or a week. You can also decide to just delete it manually from your recipient’s inbox with the Revoke Email button you’ll be able to see on sent messages.

The service will work best if the receiver also has the extension but even regular Gmail users can see your messages through a link. Your recipient will be notified once the email “destructs” or gets revoked.

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