By Brandon Russell |
Google’s new Gmail revamp is no longer a secret. The search giant on Wednesday introduced its brand new inbox layout—available for iOS, Android and desktop—which organizes emails into tabbed categories. The goal here is to make email appear less overwhelming by giving users a more…
By Brandon Russell |
Some of the more entertaining YouTube videos, aside from the typical cat shenanigans, is anything that’s in slow motion. Someone falling on their face? Painful, but in slow motion, hilarious (and still painful). Many cameras and editing software gives users the ability to control how…
By Brandon Russell |
The Next Web is reporting Gmail could see some big changes across the Web, Android and iOS, with a new five tab layout for easier organization. Following an earlier rumor from Android Police, sources are saying Google is preparing to introduce new categories to Gmail…
By Brandon Russell |
Wednesday’s three hour Google presentation covered a wide spectrum of information—some exciting, some not—that included a pretty massive update to Google Maps. It looks different, and acts different. Is that a good thing? Absolutely. This is easily the best, most comprehensive Maps experience ever. The…
By Brandon Russell |
One of Google’s biggest unsung announcements at I/O yesterday was a completely new Maps experience, which Google said was built from the ground up. Not only is there a hugely noticeable fresh coat of paint, but Google said everything has been designed to be more…
By Todd Haselton |
Google I/O kicks off today and we’re expecting to hear tons of news around Android, Chrome, Google Glass and more. Last night, however, Google accidentally slipped and published a page that showed off some of the new features of the Google Maps refresh. It sounds…
By Brandon Russell |
The distinct look of Google Maps—yellow, gray, white and orange color scheme—is as much part of the service as Street View. But the search giant supposedly wants to shake things up with an all-new look that, to our eyes, looks much less well-defined. What currently…
By Todd Haselton |
I love Google Keep on Android. I use it all of the time to take notes on books I need to read, songs friends recommend that I need to listen to and restaurants I need to remember to check out. It’s similar to Notes on…
By Ron Duwell |
Mozilla has announced that it and Samsung are teaming up to deliver a next-generation smartphone browser called “Servo.” The new browser will be written in a new programming language called “Rust,” which Mozilla has been working on for the past several years. The new browser…
By Sean P. Aune |
If you’ve been looking for an easy way to send Web content to your Kindle, Amazon has got your back. Amazon has announced support for a “Send to Kindle” button that can be added to websites and blogs. The new feature does exactly as it…
By Maximum PC |
Latest stable build features new tray popup UI San Francisco-based cloud storage company Dropbox on Tuesday updated its desktop client, transforming the hitherto bland tray menu into something much more pleasant and useful. Although this is the eighth time that the Dropbox desktop client has been updated…
By Sean P. Aune |
TweetDeck will be no more as of this coming May, Twitter confirmed yesterday. As one of the most popular Twitter apps, this is a sad day indeed. While there may not be a fix for a stand-alone app on iOS or Android (yet), there is…
By Sean P. Aune |
Google is once again trying to show itself as the friendly service that feels you own your on data by adding a couple of more service to its Takeout product. While Facebook continues to do everything possible to hold on to your data for as…
By Sean P. Aune |
Microsoft has listened to its users, and SkyDrive document editing is about to get a whole lot easier. Over 1 billion documents are now on SkyDrive according to a blog post from Microsoft this morning. This is leading to a lot of collaboration on various…
By Sean P. Aune |
Microsoft’s new advertisement for Internet Explorer is a salute to every fad you can think of from the 1990s. What executive at Microsoft thought it was a good idea to compare one of their premiere products no fads that no one wants to remember? Technology…
By Todd Haselton |
Google announced recently that it will begin to charge businesses $50 per user, per year to use its premium Google Apps for business suite. Before yesterday, the service was free for small businesses. Thankfully, it will remain free for anyone who already has the service…
By Sean P. Aune |
Google is moving three of its most popular Gmail Labs features into full production. Say hello to Send and archive, Quote selected text and Default reply to all. Gmail Labs is where Google tests out new features that it thinks users may like, but they…
By Todd Haselton |
Google announced on Wednesday that it has updated the cards that are available in Google Now – the smart software engine that can alert you of sport’s scores, the status of a shipped package and much more. The software, available as part of Android 4.1…
By Adriana Lee |
You see (or create) something of interest, so you shoot that sucker for online posterity. But after the upload to YouTube is complete, a slow creeping dread starts to come upon you. You begin to wonder — “Can I get this back? Or is this forever…
By Adriana Lee |
Got a burning need to edit Google spreadsheets on the fly? Say, for keeping holiday shopping lists, gift budgets or other tasks? If so, then you may be happy to note that Google has imbued its Google Drive apps for iOS and Android with spiffy features for…
By Brandon Russell |
Google Drive, Google’s homebred cloud oblation, is a favorite among the TechnoBuffalo staff, often utilized to share video and collaborative documents. And, as is the Google way, the service is being improved through direct integration with Gmail. Without ever leaving a drafted email, users can…
By Brandon Russell |
Microsoft on Tuesday announced that Outlook.com has surpassed 25 million active users only a couple months removed from its summer launch. To celebrate, the company is implementing a handful of new features to the email service, including improved keyboard shortcuts, one-click archive, new themes and…
By Adriana Lee |
Have you taken a tour of Google’s new indoor maps for desktop users yet? There’s a lot to parse, as the company just pushed out a new update that catches it up with the Android version — complete with a total of 10,000+ floor plans…
By Killian Bell |
Those of you who picked up a Wii U this week will likely be spending some of your free time this Thanksgiving enjoying your new console. You’ll be pleased to know, then, that you can now use it to show off your favorite YouTube videos…
