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Google splits Docs and Sheets into standalone apps for Android and iOS

Posted: 30 Apr 2014 11:57 AM PDT

Google Drive is where users go to create and edit documents on their mobile devices, but Google has decided to separate the document aspects from Drive's primary purpose as a cloud storage service. Google Docs and Google Sheets are now standalone apps for Android and iOS. The apps can create or edit documents, save to Drive, and then resume editing on a computer or other mobile device. They also include editing, comments, sharing, and group collaboration. Google says that the change was made so it would be easier and quicker to get to documents, and Slides app is launching soon. Download Docs for Android // iPhoneDownload Sheets for Android // iPhone
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Motorola announces new phone debuting May 13, Moto X on sale May 1

Posted: 30 Apr 2014 11:22 AM PDT

Motorola will make the month of May a busy one. Following LG's announcement that it's launching a new smartphone next month, the company owned by Google and soon to be controlled by Lenovo will announce its new phone May 13.
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Hulu will stream some TV shows to mobile devices for free later this year

Posted: 30 Apr 2014 10:17 AM PDT

Hulu has announced a new programming change is coming to its streaming television and movie service. Though it currently requires that anyone wishing to watch videos on a smartphone or tablet subscribe to a monthly Hulu Plus plan, Hulu will stream some TV episodes with ads rather than a subscription requirement.
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Touch ID is now faster and accurate with iOS 7.1.1

Posted: 30 Apr 2014 09:25 AM PDT

If you've noticed that Touch ID unlocks your iPhone 5s somewhat faster since updating to iOS 7.1.1, it's not an illusion. Your phone is moving faster because Apple has fixed a couple of issues that affected fingerprint reading.
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OnePlus clarifies production schedule after questionable marketing campaign

Posted: 30 Apr 2014 08:00 AM PDT

OnePlus did well to launch its One smartphone after a drawn-out, hype-heavy run-up to the official announcement last week. However, the company has had more than a few missteps since then, including how to sell its phone.
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LG G3 will debut May 27

Posted: 30 Apr 2014 06:10 AM PDT

Yesterday it was confirmed that LG would soon launch the G3 in order to help improve smartphone sales in the second quarter of 2014. Today we learn the exact date of the unveiling will be May 27. LG has sent invitations for six global events in London, New York, and San Francisco on May 27, followed by Seoul, Singapore, and Istanbul on May 28. Aside from being tech and media hubs, those cities also represent potential markets the phone could launch soon after it is announced.
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