Google is throwing open the doors to the Play Store’s Early Access section, which allows the brave souls who crave the latest apps the chance to try them out before a stable release. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Opera doesn’t have an inexhaustible supply of extensions like Chrome does. It also doesn’t have endless customization options like Firefox does. What it does have is a set of smart, well-executed features that you often need extensions and add-ons for in other browsers. More of this article in MakeUseOf.com
Whether you’ve been using a Mac for as long as you can remember or you recently switched over from Windows or Linux, there’s one feature of the operating system that you absolutely need to know: the ability to create custom keyboard (CA/UK) shortcuts for ANY app. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
If you use Twitch – either to watch others play games, eat, or create art; or to stream such things yourself – then you have something in common with millions of other people. Twitch’s popularity has soared since its humble beginnings on Justin.tv. More of this article in MakeUseOf.com
The two-finger zoom gesture is old hat by now—we’ve been doing it for almost 10 years, after all. And starting Wednesday, it finally works in the one app that needed it the most, the photo-centric social network everyone’s hopelessly addicted to: Instagram. More from this latest news in PCWorld.com
I want Lenovo’s innovative new Yoga Book, and here’s why. It’s not because it’s small, thin, and light, making it easy for me to take it anywhere—though that’s a plus. It’s because Lenovo turned the keyboard side into a large, touch-sensitive surface, adding sketchpad superpowers that make it a tool for creativity as much as productivity. The Yoga Book stretches the boundaries of what a computer can do for you. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Google’s Inbox app is getting a few new drops of machine learning. A new search experience is appearing for many users that categorizes some of the items you may want to find, such as frequent contacts, your accounts with various companies, and other categories that may better offer up what you’re looking for. Get to know more from this article in PCWorld.com