Samsung to debut 105-inch Curved UHD TV

Samsung has announced that it will be introducing what they touted as the largest curved UHD TV at CES 2014. The Samsung 105-inch Curved UHD TV is designed to produce almost two times as vivid image quality from any angle. It is said to have a “Quadmatic Picture Engine” to guarantee UHD-level picture quality from any source and an 11-million pixel 5120 x 2160 screen resolution alongside a 21:9 aspect ratio. 

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Facebook has introduced its Home launcher for Android to include notifications, time, and weather to the lock screen. What the social network also did was move the Facebook content back into the app more as you’re going to have to swipe to view the photos and posts that were previously displayed on the lock screen. Facebook Home also added new categories of wallpaper images, Cover Feed shortcut, and swipe down to unlock.

Microsoft unveils app to help coding newbies develop Windows 8.1 apps

Looks like Microsoft wants to increase the app count in the Windows Store with the release of Project Siena. The beta app is designed to help non-programmers develop HTML5 and JavaScript apps for Windows 8.1. According to The Next Web, Project Siena works best with the creation of visual apps such as catalogs and asset-based resources with videos, photos, and maps.