Month: June 2014

With more than 20 years of experience developing advertising, video back-office and interactive application platforms for companies such as SeaChange International Inc. and Alcatel-Lucent, Krishnan will lead YuMe’s Product group globally. Read the original post by Hispanic Business

Just as Apple took over Moscone Center in San Francisco earlier this month for WWDC, Google this week descends upon the very same venue for its annual I/O developer conference. And while the meat of the discussions are related to Google’s own platforms – Android, Chrome and all things related […] Read the original post…

After launching exclusively in the US earlier this month, Facebook’s Snapchat competitor service Slingshot is now available globally. The ephemeral photo sharing service handles messages slightly differently to Snapchat. To view an incoming image, you have to send an image back to the sender, without which you cannot view the […] Read the original post…

Amazon offers Prime members the Norton Internet Security 2014 3-User for Windows (pictured) for $18.99 with free shipping. (The download version is available for the same price. Non-members can spend $35 or more to qualify for free shipping; otherwise, it adds $4.48.) That’s a buck under last month’s mention and […] Read the original post…

The Xiaomi Mipad , which so happens to be Xiaomi’s attempt at breaking into the tablet industry, will be making its way to the China market this coming July 1st, which is about a week away, actually. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

As one of its daily deals, Woot offers a selection of Pyle HD Waterproof Sport Action Cameras, as listed below. Shipping adds $5. The deals, which end today: Pyle 720p Waterproof Sport Action Camera in five colors for $34.99 (low by $19, outside of the mention below) Pyle 1080p […] Read the original post by…

The Annual Meeting was adjourned to provide additional time for the Company’s new management team to prepare for the Annual Meeting. Read the original post by Information Technology

Don’t let its DevCon facade fool you: Google I/O has plenty of interesting stuff for everyone . Read the original post by Engadget

With less than 24 hours to go for Google I/O, Google’s version of the WorldWide Developer Conference, Wall Street Journal confirms that Google will unveil a new television set-top box to compete with Apple’s Apple TV and Amazon’s Fire TV. Continue reading → Read the original post by Gautam Prabhu

T-Mobile takes 25% off the SOL Republic Tracks On-Ear Headphones in Black, model no. 1211-01, via coupon code “SUNNYACC25″. These headphones feature a 3-button mic with music control, interchangeable headbands, speaker pads, and more. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

You don’t need a cable subscription to watch live-streamed sports content. Read the original post by Caitlin McGarry

Since the Reminders app for iPhone and iPad can use your location to dish up reminders based on where you are, Siri can add location-based reminders for you as well. Simply tell Siri what you need to be reminded of, and where, and you’re done! How to create a location-based […] Read the original post…

A new Today view and widgets promise even better interactivity in OS X’s new Notification Center With a new look and new functionality, Notification Center is getting a major overhaul in OS X Yosemite. There’s an entirely new view mode that gives you today’s items at a glance, plus widgets that […] Read the original…

There’s been some consternation recently about Apple rejecting apps that contain video ads encouraging people to watch them or share them in exchange for in-app rewards. No doubt it’s worrisome to the advertising agencies and developers involved in those apps, but some of the theories as to what exactly was […] Read the original post…

There have been some stories recently about Apple rejecting apps that contain video ads encouraging people to watch them or share them in exchange for in-app rewards. No doubt this was worrisome to the advertising agencies and developers involved in those apps, but some of the theories as to what […] Read the original post…