iOS App Update
Digg has been working on a reader ever since Google announced the imminent shutdown of its prominent Google Reader. Now it appears that Digg is close to finishing the first phase of the project, releasing a beta version of Digg's desktop reader earlier this week and then adding the reader to Digg's iOS app.
On Wednesday, Twitter released an update for its app on both Android and iOS. With the update, Twitter is promising the ability to tweet a photo in just six seconds. And they, of course, had just the Twitter application (the 6 second Vine) to show you how it's done.
It's a commonly shared truism that people are inundated by too many notices, updates, and, especially, emails every day. For people with Gmail accounts, Google's upcoming facelift for Gmail's mailbox might be just the thing to sort out the chaos of your insane inbox (at least a little).
On Tuesday, Google released a new version of its Google+ mobile app for iOS, bringing Apple fans up to speed with Android users, who have had some of these features for about a week now. The newest incarnation of the app, version 4.4.0, is Google's 43rd update for their social networking application. Here's what the new Google+ will look like and feature on your iPhone.
On Tuesday, Google released a new version of its Google+ mobile app for iOS, bringing Apple fans up to speed with Android users, who have had some of these features for about a week now. The newest incarnation of the app, version 4.4.0, is Google's 43rd update for their social networking application. Here's what the new Google+ will look like and feature on your iPhone.
An app war between powerhouse Apple and tech giant Google looks to be be underway for 2013.
Lakers Nation is now in the digital age.
Now, you can catch 'em all--on your iPhone or iPad.
It seems that Apple's iOS has a step up on the Android in regards to internet traffic from mobile devices.
Business Insider reported that the company is now forcing its employees to use Androids in efforts to improve its app on the device.
