Alexa is coming to the Amazon app on Android, starting this week
This spring, Amazon introduced Alexa to a wider audience by making the virtual assistant a feature that could be accessed within the retailer’s main shopping app.
Clips app adds Disney/Pixar & Apple-designed effects, has over 1M monthly unique users
After launching Clips for iOS back in early April, Apple is today releasing an update for the social video editing app that adds a handful of notable new features. We also confirmed that the app now has over a million monthly unique users to date.
Microsoft Regains Turnaround Momentum on Strong Cloud Growth
Azure sales almost double; Office 365 app revenue rises 43%
D-ID’s tech protects your privacy by confounding face recognition algorithms
D-ID, a startup currently taking part in Y Combinator, wants to solve the problem with tools that process images to make them unrecognizable to face recognition algorithms, but still look similar to the original picture.
LastPass lets you share passwords with its new Families subscription
Sharing some accounts with friends or family members has its perks, but it can also be risky. Many people expect to use simple passwords, which is why you may be tempted to go for something that’s easy to remember. Not to mention that they also lose the credentials from time to time, so you have to share them again via email or texts, which is not really safe.
New solution streamlines IoT connectivity
The IoT presents a challenge for organizations as they have to configure, secure and manage massive numbers of devices.
Panic releases Transmit 5 for the Mac
Transmit has been one of first choice applications for our Macs, and Panic has just released a major new upgrade, v5, which is built from the ground up to be faster and more efficient.
Microsoft finally brings OneDrive ‘Version History’ support to all file types
OneDrive “Version History” is a really useful feature of Microsoft’s cloud storage offering. If you aren’t familiar, it lets you restore older versions of files when you need to do so. Did you mess up something you are working on and need to roll back? No problem. Well, actually, that isn’t entirely true. There is one big problem — it only works with Microsoft Office files.
Avast now owns CCleaner after acquiring Piriform
Today, those two programs are joined together in a financial matrimony. You see, Avast announces that it has acquired Piriform. Not only does the acquired company make CCleaner, but many other solid programs too. In fact, the rest of Piriform’s library — Recuva, Speccy, and Defraggler — are staples of the Windows freeware community.