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Fan of BlackBerry Messenger (BBM)? But can’t use it because you own an Android or an iPhone. Well there’s good news for you. BlackBerry is planning to make BBM, their wildly successful mobile messaging service available to iOS and Android users this summer (subject to approval by Google Play and the Apple App store, as applicable). That means you can …
SoundCloud Google Plus sign-in option has been added to its iOS and Android apps in addition to the existing option of Facebook and email. This comes after Google had announced Google+ sign-in option for apps in February, to rival Facebook Connect. It launched its sign-in service with 10 partners including Banjo, Fancy, Shazam, Open Table and Fitbit. The update for …
Built by Google as a rival to the iOS Game Center and Games Hub on Windows Phone, news on Google Play Games started going around sometime last month. The Android Police found and researched extensively on a new Play Services APK. Play Services is the part of Android you don’t have direct access to, but it has it’s own functions …
Flipboard has introduced its magazine curation service to Android devices. The popular service, which was only available to iOS owners, will now allow Android users to create their own feed centered around topics of personal interest. Flipboard’s magazine creator initially only worked on iOS devices, but Android users could stil view those magazines. But now, users can create their own …
A new Google code has been released that enables a few new functions, such as Gmail’s ability to open the links directly in Chrome (on iOS), which had made quite a few people envious. By having access to the OpenInChromeController class(with x-callback), developers can make it so that InApp links open in Chrome, and it let’s you return to the …
