Washington: Google Fit, an Android app, to trak your fitness and workout nature has been updated with new features. The app, which is available on the Google Play Store, will now let you estimate the distance you’ve travelled and how many calories you’ve burned in a day. Google Fit alsoRead More

Washington: Skype has removed the sign-up requirement for its Skype Translator Preview program and this is now available to all. According to the Verge, the Skype Translator preview app works in English, Spanish, Italian and Mandarin in real time. Earlier, users had to be approved to get the app, butRead More

Washington: Google has updated its News and Weather app for the Apple Watch. According to the Verge, Google News and Weather offers news on the Apple Watch, but only headlines are present. User will not be reading full news stories of the day. However, the updated app does offer theRead More

London: A new research has revealed that WhatsApp voice calling could be costing you a small fortune . WhatsApp calls, which require a mobile or Wi-Fi internet connection, allows users to make free phone calls to WhatsApp contacts, wherever they are in the world, the Daily Express reported. The AndroidPitRead More

New Delhi: A number of start ups are jumping into the market for feature loaded mobile applications that enable parents to monitor their children’s activities on the Internet. The apps, available easily as free downloads on both Android and iPhone devices, broadly enable parents to block specific web categories, setRead More

Washington: There’s a new app in market with which you can share photo timelines with your friends, but only for a day. The newly launched social photo-sharing app Rewind, is very much like it’s name, and while you can post your most recent pictures quickly by sliding your finger toRead More

New Delhi: Google celebrated Mother’s Day by paying tribute to mothers all around the world with a heart-warming doodle. Visitors on the homepage are treated with a doodle which depicts mothers from the animal kingdom to the human world giving out unconditional love for her children. The third alphabet ofRead More

New York: With more than a billion active Facebook accounts worldwide, “non-use” of the social networking site is now fairly common, finds a study. The team from Cornell university found that a third of Facebook users take breaks from the site by deactivating their account and one in 10 completelyRead More

Seoul – A simple, thermometer-like device that could make diagnosing heart attacks easier in remote or low-income locations has been developed. Diagnosing a heart attack can require multiple tests using expensive equipment. But not everyone has access to such techniques, especially in remote or low-income areas. Now scientists have developedRead More

Mumbai: Facebook is launching an open platform for online content and application developers to join its Internet.org service, in a move the social media giant said would boost efforts to get people online in low-income and rural areas in emerging markets. The platform, unveiled on Monday, will be open toRead More