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Amazon Appstore now allows HTML5 web apps
Anuradha •Following an interesting development, it is now possible for users to discover, download, and subsequently install HTML5 web applications in the Amazon
Rovio's Angry Birds Go! teaser shows new twist to an old favourite
Anujeet •It looks like Rovio is all set to come up with the next installation of its hugely successful Angry Birds series, titled Angry Birds Go!, which could be a racing game...
Google expands people widget to businesses and brands
Nishtha •Google has expanded the people widget tool to include brands and businesses too now. Using the tool, customers that receive emails from brands on Gmail will
Amazon debuts storyboarding app for aspiring writers and film-makers
Nishtha •Amazon Studios has launched a fun, new tool for aspiring film-makers and writers that turns their movie scripts into storyboards. The tool is currently...
Google files for patent for unique facial gestures to unlock phones
Naveen •Passwords that you type could soon be a thing of the past as tech companies are looking for new ways that would enable users to access their devices and
Google debuts Maps Engine API to help enterprises create custom maps
Nishtha •In order to help developers create accurate custom maps for enterprises, Google has announced the Google Maps Engine API. Using this API, developers will be
TweetDeck gets a brand new look
Nishtha •Twitter has given the web-based version of TweetDeck a massive makeover in a major update. After killing off the Android, iOS and AIR versions of the app last
DC Entertainment's new format to make comics more interactive
Nishtha •DC Comics has announced two new digital comic formats that it will be letting users access. These new formats will let you unravel the comics' artwork as
Transfer 1GB files with your friends on Facebook with Pipe
Nishtha •Say hello to the first ever file-transfer system that you can use over Facebook. After a year of invite-only and beta status, Pipe, the Facebook-integrated app
Vine 'breaks' as teenager RickRolls the service
Nishtha •Everyone who has used Twitter’s video-sharing application Vine would have seen some really creative and fun clips on it. This one takes the cake