Amazon offers unlimited photo storage for Prime members
Amazon is focusing on photo storage by letting its Prime members store as many pictures as they want on the company?s cloud servers. The service, called Prime Photos, will upload photos from Macs, PCs, iOS, Android and Amazon Fire devices to the cloud and Prime member can also upload their existing collections, starting today.
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Google?s new Calendar app auto-schedules your life using Gmail
Google rolled out an entirely redesigned Calendar app for Android smartphones and tablets on Monday that pulls events and contacts directly from a user?s Gmail account, and presents appointments as an easy-to-read to-do list.
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Facebook, phones now part of election decisions
Cell phones and social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are playing a bigger role in how Americans get their political information, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center. Twice as many Americans used their phones to track information about this year's elections than did so during the last midterms four years ago.
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BBM gets Snapchat-style features
The latest BlackBerry Messenger update brings several Snapchat-style features. One of the biggest features is that you can now set a time limit for messages/pictures.
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