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• ABC brings live television streaming to its iOS app, currently available in New York City and Philadelphia
• Google to launch streaming music service at Google I/O tomorrow
• JellyLock: An excellent lock screen launcher for your iPhone
• Cydia creator Saurik releases Substrate, Winterboard for Android
• iPhone 5S may feature sapphire covered capacitive home button with fingerprint sensor
• Siri now prompts you to ask questions in fewer words when they’re too long
• Feedly, the best replacement for Google Reader [Review]
• BlackBerry announces plans to release BBM app for iOS later this summer
• Apple plans to add Galaxy S4 in second patent case against Samsung
• How to use Google voice recognition with Siri

ABC brings live television streaming to its iOS app, currently available in New York City and Philadelphia Posted: 15 May 2013 05:00 AM PDT American Television Network has released a new version of its iOS app to bring live television streaming from local stations in Philadelphia and New York City. ABC has also renamed the app from ABC Player to Watch ABC. Continue reading →

Google to launch streaming music service at Google I/O tomorrow Posted: 14 May 2013 09:25 PM PDT It has been widely speculated that Apple and Google are planning to launch a streaming music service. The Verge now reports that Google may launch the music service as early as tomorrow at its annual Google I/O developer conference tomorrow. Continue reading →

JellyLock: An excellent lock screen launcher for your iPhone Posted: 14 May 2013 01:21 PM PDT Android’s looks have significantly improved over its last few versions, bringing it on par with, and in some cases even exceeding, iOS. I’ve really liked the lock screen on stock Android Jelly Bean. So I was glad to see JellyLock, a new jailbreak tweak that brings the same experience to the iPhone. Continue reading →

Cydia creator Saurik releases Substrate, Winterboard for Android Posted: 14 May 2013 12:14 PM PDT Cydia creator Jay Freeman, a.k.a saurik, has today released a version of his popular Mobile Substrate framework for Android. Mobile Substrate, in case you’re not aware, is the powerful framework that powers most tweaks on your jailbroken iOS devices. Continue reading →

iPhone 5S may feature sapphire covered capacitive home button with fingerprint sensor Posted: 14 May 2013 11:49 AM PDT There have been several rumors that claim the next iPhone will feature a fingerprint sensor, and according to a new rumor, the sensor would be a part of the iPhone’s home button, which will reportedly be touch sensitive and covered with sapphire crystal. Continue reading →

Siri now prompts you to ask questions in fewer words when they’re too long Posted: 14 May 2013 10:53 AM PDT The next time you ask Siri a question that is too long, it may prompt you to ask the question again with fewer words along with quotes from famous people like William Strunk and Thomas Jefferson. Continue reading →

Feedly, the best replacement for Google Reader [Review] Posted: 14 May 2013 10:14 AM PDT Feedly is a modern application built for reading RSS feeds. It grew in popularity as being an alternative client for Google Reader. Since Google announced it would pull the plug on Reader, Feedly has gained more attention for stating that it will provide its own feed aggregation service and provide a seamless transition for Google Reader users. Is this the news app for you? Read on to find out. Continue reading →

BlackBerry announces plans to release BBM app for iOS later this summer Posted: 14 May 2013 08:31 AM PDT After years of rumors and speculations, BlackBerry has announced that it will be bringing its popular BBM messaging service to other mobile platforms such as iOS and Android at its annual conference in Orlando, Florida. BlackBerry is planning to launch the BBM service on iOS and Android later this summer. Continue reading →

Apple plans to add Galaxy S4 in second patent case against Samsung Posted: 14 May 2013 06:45 AM PDT Now that Samsung has launched its new flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S4, Apple not surprisingly wants to also add it to the second patent case against the Korean company, reports FOSS Patents. The report notes that Apple has submitted a statement in response to Judge Koh’s April 24th order to limit the patent claims to five per side and the infringing products to ten per side. The filing reveals that it wants to include Galaxy S4 to the list of infringing products.   Continue reading →

How to use Google voice recognition with Siri Posted: 14 May 2013 05:31 AM PDT I prefer using Google’s Search app instead of Siri for couple of reasons, Google’s voice recognition technology does a better job of translating and I also love the way the text is streamed on the fly, so I can quickly figure out if it has translated what I saying correctly. However, one of the disadvantages of using Google Search is the lack of integration with stock iOS apps like you have with Siri. Continue reading →

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