Livescribe adds Android support

If you’re an Android user and have been waiting for Livescribe support, it’s finally coming your way. There’s now a Livescribe+ Preview Edition app on Android. It’ll work on devices running KitKat or higher. To use your Livescribe 3 or Livescribe 3 Pro, you’ll also need to install Livescribe Link Preview Edition for Bluetooth pairing purposes. For those who haven't gotten to used the accessory, the If you don’t have a Livescribe yet but want one, the company is offering a US$25 discount for both devices: $130 for the Livescribe 3 and $175 for Livescribe 3 Pro.

Source: Livescribe | Via: Engadget

UltraTuner uses your Apple Watch to tune your guitar

If you want to bring your guitar tuning skills into the digital age, IK Multimedia will help you with that with their UltraTuner app for iOS. The app will show note information onto your Apple Watch while you tune your axe. If you want full visibility, the app comes with a Stage mode. In this mode, you’ll see a chromatic tuner on your smartwatch. The company boasts that the app is 10 times more accurate than mechanical strobe options (down to +/- 100^th of a cent).

Source: IK Multimedia | Via: Engadget | Download: Apple App Store ($5.79)

Google Now on Android adds new app cards

Google continues to bring more features to Google Now. There are new app cards available on the service. This time around, users can view a recommended playlist card from Spotify. There are also TuneIn and YouTube playlist recommendations. Breaking news from ABC News, Circa, and Feedly. There are also cards for Eat24, Runkeeper, Jawbone, Adidas, OpenTable, and All Recipes.

Source: The Next Web

Lenovo’s new ThinkCentre Chromebox Tiny geared towards enterprise, schools

True to its name, the seven-inch tall and 1.4-inch wide Lenovo ThinkCentre Chromebox Tiny won’t take up too much space on your desk. And at 2.2 pounds, you can mount it easily. Lenovo’s suggesting it works well with their Tiny-in-one 23-inch monitor. It comes with four USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, audio jack, DisplayPort, and Ethernet. Other than that, there aren’t too many details about the specs of the device but the Chrome OS box retails for US$199 and they’re gearing it towards schools and the enterprise market.

Source: Lenovo | Via: SlashGear