Chromixium, a Linux distro with the ChromeOS touch
Chromixium OS is a Linux build based on the 32-bit version of Ubuntu 14.04 that imitates the features and look of ChromeOS.
Which apps are draining your smartphone battery?
Analysis on the performance and consumption of mobile apps, and tips to save battery in your device.
Manage your Android from your PC with Mobizen
Mobizen is an all-purpose device-interaction tool that lets you manage your smartphone or tablet with your mouse from any web browser.
Facebook releases Hello, its own caller ID service
Hello is a free Android app that identifies any incoming call with data from Facebook.
How to roll back to a previous version of an Android...
The new version of our official Uptodown app includes a wizard to take any app back to a prior version.
Original uses for Twitter you probably haven’t thought of
Twitter can do many things you probably haven’t even thought of beyond its most common uses.
Manage your daily tasks with Any.do lists
Any.do is a multiplatform app that lets you catalogue all your pending tasks through a service that is very simple.
Freya, the new version of Elementary OS, is now available
Elementary OS has released its new version that bets on stability, sober graphics, and minimalism while integrating additional packages.
BitTorrent releases its own browser: Project Maelstrom
BitTorrent has launched its own web browser, Maelstrom, that can share webpages over P2P networks and comes with an integrated torrent download tool.
Facebook Messenger integrates its own app range
Facebook Messenger lets you send animated GIFs, add filters to your videos, or create photo compositions using external apps.
