Prep for fright night with Crackle’s ‘Kill Count 3’

Halloween is fast approaching and Crackle wants to ready you for the occasion. The multi-platform entertainment network just announced “Kill Count 3”—an annual collection of horror flicks. You can start watching the films today until the 31^st. 

Listed below are the 20+ movies you can check out on your Android, Windows Phone and iOS devices; Sony, Samsung, Vizio, LG, and Toshiba TV products; Roku players, Amazon Kindle Fire, Xbox Live, and Barnes & Noble’s NOOK tablets.

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Facebook for BlackBerry gets update, adds chat improvements, link previews, in-app post deletion

Facebook has released version 10.2.2. for its BlackBerry 10 app with some new features. The new app version includes sharing updates from your friends and pages to your wall or other places on Facebook, adding friends to group chats, preview links before posting, viewing app and videos in landscape, and deleting posts within the mobile application.

Xerox commemorates 75th year of xerography

Exactly 75 years ago, Xerox made its first xerographic copy inside a rented second story room in Astoria at Queens, New York. This image created by Chester Carlson led to the establishment of the Xerox Corporation that we know today.

This month, Xerox kicks off a celebration with the anniversary theme “The Next 75” and will announce the upcoming activities to commemorate the company’s past and future on its social media accounts.

Netflix for Android update improves performance, design

Netflix has started to roll out an update for its Android app to smoothen out the performance and meet design guidelines of the mobile operating system. And according to Android Police, the Netflix works better with Chromecast. What’s missing is the Netflix profiles support. Perhaps we can expect that on the next upgrade from the streaming service.