Google Fit adds new features to app

Google is making its fitness tracker app a bit more functional with the latest update. The app now tracks the distance and calories burned, better fitness history overview, a new watch face for Android Wear, and new widget. If you want to track distance and calories burned, you would need to include your gender, height, and weight. You can download the app for free in the link below.

Source: Droid Life | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

‘Supergirl’ gets first official trailer

CBS’ Supergirl is one step closer to making its official debut and we get a sneak peek of what we can expect from Superman’s cousin. It’ll be joining the growing ranks of DC adaptations for the small screen, like Arrow, The Flash, and Gotham. It’s created by Arrow and The Flash’s Greg Berlanti and writer Ali Adler. It’s starring Melissa Benoist as Kara Danvers a.k.a. Kara Zor-El. She’s also starring alongside Mehcad Brooks, Calista Flockhart, David Harewood, Chyler Leigh, and Lauren Benanti. It’s set to make its debut this November 2015 in the US.

Source: Forbes

Skype Translator is now available for everyone

Microsoft is giving us a glimpse of the future of video chatting with Skype Translator. It’s been available via invite for a while but now they’ve opened the floodgates for everyone. You can now try the service with live translating for English, Spanish, Mandarin, and Italian. Of course, it isn’t as fluid as natively speaking the language, but programs like these are bringing us closer to that reality.

Source: Skype | Via: Gizmodo

Sony introduces LED bulb with Bluetooth speaker

We’re not entirely sure if it’s practical to have an LED bulb with a Bluetooth speaker but if novelty speaks to you, then this new product from Sony might interest you.  Sony unveiled a 360-lumen LED bulb in Japan that pairs with your smartphone via Bluetooth, making it easier for you to adjust volume and brightness. It also has a dedicated remote control that can be paired with via NFC.

We can’t say yet if sound quality would be good on this and we can’t test it out yet since Sony hasn’t said if it’s making its way out of Japan. If you do find yourself in Japan and have around an extra US$200 to spare, perhaps you might want to check it out, for novelty’s sake.

Source: Sony | Via: Gizmodo