Patent shows Samsung might be making a smartwatch with a rotating bezel

We all know that patent filings don’t necessarily mean we get to see the actual product. But it does give us a glimpse of what companies can offer us in the future. Samsung reportedly applied for a patent of a smartwatch with a rotating bezel. Based on the design, it has a ring you can control with a simple rotation and it shows tasks and to-do lists in a pie chart sort of way. Putting a rotating bezel on a smartwatch would definitely be something new. Hopefully, we get to see this applied to an actual product soon.

Source: Galaxy Club | Via: Android Community

adidas brings Microsoft MixRadio to miCoach Smart Run watch

adidas has chosen Microsoft’s MixRadio as its new source of music for its miCoach Smart Run watch. There are over 34 million songs available in MixRadio’s catalogue and you can play those online. But to gain access to this you would need to sign up for a subscription. There is currently a six-month free access promo from adidas but you will get access to this if you download the over-the-air update for Smart Run, which you can access in the settings menu.

Source: Engadget

Screeny helps make screenshot deleting on your iPhone easier

You hoard screenshots like it’s nobody’s business. Or rather you forget about them once you pass them on or post them. Helping you make it easier to get rid of these screenshots (and save up some space) is Screeny. The app scans your camera roll to help you select the screenshots you want to delete. It will also let you know how much space you recover by deleting these screencaps.

Source: The Verge | Download: Apple iTunes App Store ($0.99)

Facebook releases update for beta app on Windows Phone

There is a new Facebook beta app on Windows Phone and it brings a slew of new updates to it. The new update includes a new design, video upload capability, messenger support, ability to comment on photos and edit comments, tagging and upload improvements, and you’ll be able to view sticker comments. There are also performance improvements and bug fixes such as fix for “dead end” notifications as well as issues with upload resiliency and data sense settings.

Source: Ubergizmo | Download: Windows Phone Store (Free)