Cute or Not is the Tinder-like app for pets

If you’re the type who likes judging other people’s pets or just want to show off your own adorable little pooch, BuzzFeed has the app for you. Called “Cute or Not,” the iOS app lets you share photos of your dogs, cats, or “other” cute creatures. Like what you do with Tinder (minus the real life “social interactions”), you swipe to the right if you find the pet cute or to the left if not. It’s that simple. You can also check out the “trending” pet photos on the app or sort through your own uploads. Sharing is available over at Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter to get more people to use the app.

Source: BuzzFeed | Via: Engadget | Download: Apple App Store (Free)

Motorola releases small update for Camera app

Making it more at home with Android’s Material Design, Motorola has updated its Camera app with a brand new icon design. The interface of the app has previously been updated to match the new UI. The update also introduces some bug fixes. The update should be coming your way. If you don’t have the app yet, you can get it from the Google Play Store.

Source: Android Central | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

LG Canada rolls out Android 5.0 Lollipop for G3 users

Your wait is finally over. LG G3 users in Canada are finally getting the latest OS update for Android, Android 5.0 Lollipop. Android Lollipop brings a new design language to Android with Material Design. The notifications bar gets a new layout and the colour scheme and other animations have been changed up, too. Lollipop OS runs on the new Android Runtime software that is said to boost overall performance.

If you’ve been thinking about getting a G3 but haven’t yet, now might be a good time to get yourself one. It is available through Bell, Fido, MTS, Rogers, Sasktel, Videotron, and Virgin Mobile Canada. It is also sold through national retailers like Best Buy Canada, Future Shop, Tbooth wireless, The Source, WIRELESSWAVE, WIRELESS etc…, and WOW mobile.

Source: LG

Twitter brings ‘While you were away’ feature to Android

A month after Twitter introduced its new “While you were away” feature to iOS, Android users are finally going to get a taste of it. Whether you like it or not, the new recap feature is on Google’s mobile platform and you can’t turn it off.

“While you were away” shows the “top” tweets you’ve missed since the last time you were on the social network. These tweets are chosen based on tweet engagement and user habits (much like what Facebook does with its News Feed). However, Twitter emphasizes that they’re still focusing on real-time updates and if you’re frequently on the app you won’t see the feature as often.

Source: Twitter