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Minggu, 11 Mei 2014

new spotify look,Spotify for Android gets a new look, adds a few otherchanges



spotify-redesign

Gadget Gosspot,Spotify for Android gets a new look, adds a few other changes


Earlier this month the web, desktop and iOS versions of Spotify saw a redesign that featured a darker theme and a less complicated interface. On the time, Android users had been overlooked of the darkish (see what I did there?), however no longer.

As of today, the new Spotify experience is rolling out to Android users. That said, this is a staged rollout and may take a few weeks to reach everyone. For those that don’t wish to wait any longer than they have to, Spotify is offering the APK directly from their website.

So what exactly is new here, aside from a redesigned look? Probably the biggest change outside of the new design language is the addition of “Your Music”, which replaces “Collections”. This is more than just a name change, as the new music section allows you to directly save albums to your music list, something you previously couldn’t do.

There’s also improvements to the “Browse” feature, offering better, more relevant content according to Spotify. This change includes a new “Genres & Moods” section that has things like mood, party, pop, workout and several other categories.

Overall, Spotify feels less cluttered and easier to use then before. Of course it also is a bit of an adjustment for regular Spotify users. To check out the app update for yourself, you can either grab it via Spotify’s website or through Google Play.
What do you consider the brand new look? Like it, or do you favor the original UI?

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Minggu, 27 April 2014

Ubuntu 14.04 "Trusty Tahr" Brings Small Changes, Long-Term Support

Ubuntu 14.04 "Trusty Tahr" Brings Small Changes, Long-Term Support

Canonical released the latest version of Ubuntu Linux this week, with a bit of polish all around. Here's what you'll find.

The latest version, 14.04—also known as "Trusty Tahr"—doesn't bring a ton of new feature to the OS, instead adding a bit of polish to the OS for its "long term support" release. 14.04 comes with a number of small tweaks to the appearance, like borderless windows, a new lock screen, some theme changes. It also brings menus back to the apps (rather than a universal menu bar along the top). And, as usual, built-in apps have been updated to their latest version.

Ubuntu One is unfortunately no longer, but the rest of the OS is a worthy update for Ubuntu users. Hit the link below to check it out, or see ZDNet's review for a more in-depth rundown of what's new.

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS



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Rabu, 26 Maret 2014

Spotify updated, adds follow features and a few other changes

Spotify

A new update has arrived for Spotify, bringing several new features with it. Probably the biggest change is the ability to follow people directly from your profile. According to the change-log you can simply tap the friends icon to find people you know and discover what kinds of tunes they listen to.

In addition to the ‘follow’ changes for the Android app, there are also a few other minor changes listed in the change-log including the ability to long press to delete previously played stations in Radio mode, and new “pretty images” in the playlists. While not specifically mentioned, we imagine that there are also at least a few unspecified bug fixes.

As you can see, this might not be a major update, but there are still a few welcome changes. Now if Spotify would just get its act together and introduce Chromecast support, but I digress. To grab the latest app update you’ll want to head on over to Google Play.

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Kamis, 20 Maret 2014

Motorola Assist and Motorola Camera updated, bug fixes and a few other changes

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Motorola is introducing new updates to two of its apps, Motorola Assist and Motorola Camera.

For Motorola Assist, the big change here is that you can now choose which calendar you wish for the app to monitor, which is very handy for those folks that keep multiple calendars such as one for work and one for personal.

Once you choose which calendar you want to link with Assist, the app will then monitor the calendar and automatically mute itself during scheduled meetings (just like before). Motorola also notes that there are several bug fixes in the update.

As for the Motorola Camera? In addition to bug fixes, Motorola is now adding the ability to take pictures on your phone by hitting the volume key on your phone or Bluetooth headset. A minor change, but still useful for those that like the idea of pushing a physical button for taking a picture.

To grab the Motorola camera update for Google Play, you’ll want to click here. The Motorola Assist update is also available now on Google Play.

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