Loom photo-sharing app adds video support

Photo-sharing app Loom just added video support. The app previously allowed free users to store and sync up to 5GB of photos and now it can do the same for videos, too. It even creates different versions of a video to allow for faster playback. Loom works to free up space on your iOS devices as well once you sync your photos and videos with the app. Paid storage for Loom costs US$3.99 a month for 50GB and $9.99 a month for 250GB.

Microsoft launches app for Office 365 administrators

Microsoft Office 365 administrators can now access the service from personal devices with the newly launched iOS and Android applications. The mobile app lets you conduct health checks of the service while on the move. You can view maintenance status updates, configure data refresh intervals of the app, see service health information, and filter data by service subscriptions. 

Viber introduces feature to allow mobile and landline calls

Viber follows the cue of Microsoft Skype and lets you call other mobile numbers without Viber as well as landline numbers with Viber Out. The company claims the prices for this feature will be lower than Skype. You can access the feature and buy Viber Out credits by tapping on the “More” tab on your iOS, Android or desktop app. A Windows Phone version of this feature is said to be coming soon.

Source: Tech Crunch

Microsoft Socl gets mobile apps

Microsoft’s search-based social network Socl has launched new applications for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone 8 devices to extend the reach of the site. The app lets you create and share collages as well as memes and share these will other social networking sites.