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Sprint was clearly hungry for capacity when it bought spectrum from US Cellular last fall, and it’s at last getting its fill — some of it, at least — by closing the deal today. The carrier has officially taken possession of 20MHz in airwaves across Midwestern cities like Champaign, Chicago and South Bend, as well as 10MHz in St. Louis. The customer handover isn’t quite as grandiose as was mentioned in November, however: Sprint is ultimately adopting 420,000 US Cellular customers, rather than the originally claimed 585,000. It should be a relatively bump-free transition, no matter who’s included in the group. Sprint expects the switch to take several months, and it’s keeping the US Cellular network active while customers go hunting for discounted phones.

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Stitcher just announced a new car mode for its iPhone app, bringing a simplified interface that works in both portrait and landscape positions. Accessible by tapping the Stitcher logo at the top of the screen, car mode offers a pared-down version of the app’s standard UI, with bigger buttons and only the essential audio controls. It’s nowhere near as flashy as Stitcher’s BMW integration, mind you, but the point is to keep your eyes on the road and off your iPhone’s screen. The app gets a few other updates this time around: a front page with top headlines, one-tap access to shows and podcasts you’re searching for and improved playback when you’re picking up in the middle of a show. Head to the source link below to give the app a spin, and drive safely!

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Sure, you could see and manage your Google Drive files from within the comfort of your PC / Mac file management system, but you couldn’t publicly share them with friends — until now. Google Drive files are now sharable via right click directly on your desktop, meaning the Drive desktop app now has one more feature that Dropbox already had several years ago. We hope you’ll forgive our lack of enthusiasm for Google’s catchup effort, but it’s hard to get all jazzed up about functionality that should’ve probably been there at launch. Anyway, if you’re not seeing the new feature pop up on your dashboard yet, Google says it’s “rolling out over the next few days.” Hold tight!

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Where’s the fun in owning an exercise tracker like the Nike+ FuelBand if you can’t lord your healthiness over others? Nike must have wondered the same thing, as it just updated the FuelBand’s iOS app to add Nike+ Friends. Wearers can now learn where their step count places them relative to their peers and share the results for all to see. Should there be any doubters, owners can attach photos, locations and mentions of nearby friends to back up their boasting. Yes, it’s an upgrade that’s primarily focused on oneupmanship, but it’s good in our book if it makes us walk just a bit further each day.

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Wunderlist, the popular to-do app from Berlin-based 6Wunderkinder, will quickly be offered as a subscription-based service. Prior to you get too stressed, the current app will continue to be free, however if you want a few of the features consisted of in the brand-new Wunderlist Pro, as it’s being called, you’ll should pay $ 4.99 a month or $ 44.99 a year for the privilege. Exactly what you get in exchange for some money are some additions that 6Wunderkinder thinks will attract small companies looking for a job management option. Specifically, Wunderlist Pro includes the capacity to assign tasks, an essential function that is crucial once you have even more than a couple of people on the same shared order of business. There will be a brand-new Smart List that builds up jobs that have actually been …

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Chrome Beta for Android just hit version 27 today, delivering with it a few nice enhancements to what is already arguably the best mobile browser on the market. The two biggest tweaks are the ability to view your tab history on the tablet version by holding down the browser back button and the addition of a fullscreen mode on the phone. Scrolling down to make the address bar disappear on a handset is a extremely welcome change. A lack of fullscreen browsing was one of the few quirks of Chrome that occasionally had us contemplating a return to the stock Android browser. There are a couple of other, less notable, tweaks such as support for client side certificates. The Omnibar will also now continue to display any search terms you enter, instead of the URL for the results. You can see the full change log at the source and download Chrome Beta for Android at the more coverage link.

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It’s been about 2 years since Cablevision introduced its Optimum for iPad app that brought its live TELEVISION channels streaming to the tablet, and now it’s lastly prepared to offer the attribute even when individuals are far from their house WiFi network. That capability is can be found in an upgrade presenting this evening, however presently it just puts on the News 12, News 12 Traffic & Weather & MSG University networks. All those are at least partially owned by Cablevision, which must help it prevent the sort of legal obstacles suffered by its initial rollout. Various other tweaks in version 3.1 consist of improved guide details for shows, the ability to erase numerous audios and an indication when scheduling an in-progress audio. Naturally, a lot of subscribers will want to stream various other, more preferred networks to their mobile devices and Computers no issue where they are– we’ll see if they start appearing soon, and how rapidly the suits fly later on.

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While Toshiba’s currently got a bevy of e-readers on tap for its Japanese online e-book shop, it simply added a budget-oriented monochrome providing: the BookPlace Mono. It’s a slightly smaller sized but otherwise exact same looking version of its BookPlace DB50 reader, carrying a 6-inch E Ink screen with 758 x 1,024 pixels, along with an 800MHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, WiFi, 4GB internal memory, a Micro SD slot and a USB port. According to Japanese e-book site ITMedia, 9,800 yen ($ 100) gets you the reader plus a set of books, with the cost climbing to 13,500 yen ($ 150) after that. Modifications to Toshiba’s BookPlace e-book shop mean purchasers there will need to traipse over to among a network of bookstores to get it, though– either by tennis shoe or mouse, we presume.Com mentsVia: Newlaunches.com Source: ITMedia(translated), Toshiba(translated)

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Google, Amazon and Microsoft are lastly getting the syncing cloud storage space thing right. But, Dropbox is still the player to catch. While the rest are still working on really getting the desktop client stuff ironed out, the famous blue box is spreading its tentacles across the web. Today Yahoo! announced a collaboration that puts the lead-in storage space service right in your inbox. Yahoo! Mail is now tightly integrated with Dropbox, allowing you to share files directly from your folders online or conserve attachments to them. The tie-in comes courtesy of Dropbox Chooser, which also means an end to size limitations for email attachments. Anything over 25MB is shared with a Dropbox link, rather than directly affixed to your message. If you’re a Yahoo! user you need to see the brand-new choices in your inbox today.

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