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Samsung Gear S2 Watch Would Eventually Work With iPhones

Samsung Gear S2 for now only works with Android phones but Samsung is going to take a step further - maybe later this year to open their Gear S2 to make it compatible with devices that use Apple's Operating System software. This would allow iPhone owners to own a Samsung GearS2 watch to make calls, send text and receive notification. The statement that GearS2 would be made compatible with iPhone and other devices that use iOS came at CES Las Vegas on 5 January 2016.

"More", "Less", and "Better": These 9 Apps will Help You Reach Your New Year's Goals

Here are 9 apps that can help people achieve their new years resolutions. With the help of the smartphone, people can read faster, eat better, and save more.

Google's new feature allows users to login without password

Google is testing a new feature that will allow the users to sign into their Google accounts without having to type password. The users will only have to authenticate the login with their smartphones.

Prismatic will shut down its news app for iOS, Android and Web

Prismatic declared that it will no longer be available for iOS, Android, and web news reader products

Facebook shuts down Creative Labs and removes apps from iOS, Google Play stores

Facebook killed its Creative Labs project along with the apps that division had created such as the Slingshot, Rooms, and Riff from iOS and Google Play app stores.

'Monument Valley' Apple's Game of the Year for 2014 , now free on iOS

Monument Valley, an adventurous puzzle game awarded Apple’s game of the year for 2014 which usually sells for $3.99 on iTunes, although it has been free on android, is also now free on iOS.

Apple Store's new products are opening up the kitchen for automation

The Apple Store is selling products that are helping consumers improve or automate certain tasks like drinking water or sous-vide cooking.

Oppo R7S, the rose gold Android to launch in US and Europe

China smartphone maker Oppo will launch rose gold smartphones called Oppo R7S in the US and Europe on Dec 1. The phone adopts the latest iPhone's colour which has became popular among smartphone users.

Newest Android and iOs Games of 2015: Paradise for Gamers

The android and iOs game collection of 2015 is full of merriment, excitement and prized possession for avid gamers. If you have not tried any of them, do try the November collection to make your pastime exciting and enthralling.

Google's Redesigned iOS Voice Search App Includes Now Cards, NBA, and Soccer News

Today Google redesigned its own iOS application with another look. This is to a great extent a visual revive with a specific spotlight on voice search and Google Now cards.

Android users’ loyalty fell after a new iPhone launched

Ericsson published a report of a research examining customer's loyalty to smartphone brands including iOS, Android, and Windows phones. The report showed that Android users have a higher loyalty than iPhone users until a new iPhone is launched.

Mozilla Release its Long Awaited Firefox for iOS

Firefox released its long awaited version for iOS on Thursday. After years long refusal, Firefox finally provides iPhone and iPad users the option to use Firefox in their gadget.

Apple Music: iTunes for beta Android

Apple launched music app, 'Apple Music' which is made available for the beta version of Androids except for few features missing. Apple Music presents a wide range of other functionsincluding Connect, Beats 1 and custom music suggestions through an Apple ID.

Apple iOS 9’s Wi-Fi Assist should not be eating up your data plan

The latest Apple's operating system, iOS9, is now equipped with a new feature named Wi-Fi Assist. With this feature, people can stay connected to the internet even if they have a poor Wi-Fi connection. However, iOS users complain of data charges. Apple responds that Wi-Fi Assist should not be eating up your data plan.

Waze finally gets an update after Google's acquisition

After three years, Waze gets its major updates. The version 4.0 is free to download on the App Store. Google said it will soon become available in Play Store as well.

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