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Thinking ahead, specially in mobile

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Napping is increasingly being recognised as a way to improve your body, mind and general wellbeing. https://t.co/aMB8uRCf5a

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The app invites users with a good score to click a “show off” button and pimp their winning results https://t.co/aQlEHrvpG8

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Pallet, a cryptocurrency wallet, has been developed so that a cryptocurrency-based economy can really take off. https://t.co/9TxQmhExxx

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Apple today announced that it will now let third-party navigation and mapping apps to work with the service starting with iOS 12. Now you can use Waze, Google Maps, Here, or whatever other app you might want to use to get from A to B. https://t.co/o1hnz0xCm0

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By simply using your phone’s camera, you can measure the size of real world objects. https://t.co/sYdUziQejo

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an app for the parcel shipment which would automatically plan the best delivery route. https://t.co/8YDw36xUzH

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The idea is to let non-English-speaking audience members follow a show, word for word, on their phones, much as moviegoers or even operagoers have done with subtitles for decades. https://t.co/mSigghh6it

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Google has released a standalone Lens app in Google Play so now you can have yet another way to access the feature if your Android device doesn’t currently offer it. https://t.co/aCurvdTaJS

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In China cash is no longer king. Why? Because of the Alipay phenomenon. It's China's biggest mobile payment platform with 622m users, handling more than half of the country's $15.5tn payments market. https://t.co/Egn5oSq85W

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How to go back to an older version of an app on Android https://t.co/a0nZGhiQZT

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Cook and monitor your meals remotely with the Instant Pot app https://t.co/oRAue0DCTX

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Columbus Arts Festival attendees can use new mobile app, try their hand at stained glass making https://t.co/t99ktgRbAi

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The concept is clever: The app has a bunch of triggers and actions you can set from within the app, which you can then execute from top to bottom with the mere press of a button. https://t.co/kENhE4fcsq

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A beacon sensor is threaded on and a parent can program the perimeter on the app up to 170 feet. When the child gets out of that range, the parent's phone will sound and vibrate. https://t.co/rsfTbTJBAI

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Google incubator Area 120 has released an invitation-only Pigeon app for iOS that offers NYC subway directions based both on real-time train positions and user-submitted feedback. https://t.co/YbpJOuXiF3

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Google released an Android app for drawing in AR called Just a Line. Doodling in AR is fun; you can make things objects float in thin air, like an art class at Hogwarts. https://t.co/Z4liPPt65n

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New data reveals that the means by which iOS users discover games and apps vary drastically, and that browsing the App Store has become more important to app discovery following the introduction of iOS 11 in fall 2017. https://t.co/hBFH52AczG

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A lot of people are buying and selling homes but if you're entering the housing market, there are a few apps that could give you an advantage. https://t.co/kI33U6KSk8

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Photomath is a smart camera calculator which lets users simply point the phone’s cameras at a mathematical formula – with the answer appearing almost immediately on screen, has been a huge hit since its release two years ago. https://t.co/gNTwiGYENA