Inactive Account Manager is a new service offered by Google that allows users to determine how they want all their Gmail and other data dealt with after a certain period of inactivity (aka DEAD). You just pick a length of time and whether you’d like your data sent to predetermined contacts, or deleted entirely (I would probably choose this option unless you were writing a lot of emails to yourself about how if you’re found dead it was an Illuminati conspiracy and the mystery must be unraveled). So here’s what I did: set up a new Gmail account, imported all my contacts, clicked on every sketchy boner pill ad I came across on the internet, gave them my new email, then sat back and watched my inbox fill up with 20,000 pecker enhancing emails. Now I’m requesting if I don’t log in within two days to send the entirety of my inbox to everyone on my contacts list. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA. But seriously, some of you should look into them — girls talk.

Thanks to chichi, who agrees there should be an option to have all your email forwarded to heaven.

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Box subscribers that are appreciating the cloud service on an Android handset or slate can’t grumble about lack of updates to the app, and the exact same goes for those on one of the various other platforms. Today, nevertheless, it’s Box for Android that’s on the receiving end of some more useful and useful attributes, with version 2.1.5 bringing added choices to the app’s shared link permissions and the ability to (lastly) sneak peek media files. It’s worth nothing, however, that while all users can sample audio recordings on the go, the video function, on the other hand, will just be readily available to folks with a Box Business account– and mum’s the word on whether we can anticipate that to change at some point in the future. Regardless, we’ll leave you with the vid after the break for now, which lets all interested (and curious) celebrations see the brand-new bundle in action prior to they possibly start with the download.

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Once upon a time I thought I would be very short of charging solutions for my iPhone 5 thanks to the switch to Lightning. Now, for various reasons, I have an abundance of Lightning cables. One might even say an overabundance. But they do lack variety, and that’s what a new line of charging accessories from Scosche aims to address.

The new Scosche line offers both 5W and 12W dedicated car and wall chargers, an industry first for Lightning cables. The car chargers in particular are a nice addition to the line, since they’re designed to be low-profile with curled cables to keep them out-of-the-way when not in use, which has an advantage in a car versus a combination standard-issue Lightning cable combined with a car outlet adapter.

Finally, a retractable model fills out the new line, hiding a 3 foot charge and sync cable that remains coiled in a small package when not in use. I know a lot of gadget aficionados who will appreciate a Lightning version of this design, which has propagated like an unchecked bunny population in ideal mating circumstances over the past few years.

The Scosche cables range in price from $ 24.99 to $ 34.99, and are available from Scosche’s website and also from AT&T, Wal-Mart, Staples, Fry’s and other retailers soon. They’re MFI-certified, too, which means Apple has given sign-off on their designs, unlike a lot of the knock-off chargers and cables coming from Chinese accessory manufacturers. I may already have an overabundance of cables, but let’s be honest, you can always have more.

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We know you have actually got questions, and if you’re brave enough to ask the world for responses, then below’s the outlet to do so. Today’s Ask Engadget query is from Tom, who wishes to know exactly what’s the very best option to obtain linked during a journey over the pond. If you’re looking to ask among your own, drop us a line at ask [ at ] engadget [ dawt ] com.

“Hey Engadget, I’m a Verizon subscriber and I’ve got an upcoming journey to London and Dublin. As I’m on a CDMA network, my Galaxy Nexus isn’t going to be much use to me, so what options are offered to me? I’m only going for 8 days, so we cannot justify a big investment, however I just need calling and GPS (to get around). Thanks!”

You’re right that there’s no CDMA networks in the UK, however you aren’t without choices.

• Obviously, the most convenient and least expensive thing to do is persuade a buddy to loan you their unlocked GSM smartphone and purchase a SIM card when you show up in the UK, and then Dublin.
• Additionally, you might choose up a pay as you go smartphone from one of the UK’s budget carriers. Tesco Mobile provide the Motorola Motosmart, its least expensive with GPS, for & pound; 50 ($ 78), however if you can get by with making use of a map, then the Nokia 100 is available for simply & pound; 9 ($ 14).

However, dear commenters, this is where you come in. Got a much better idea? Toss it into the area below and help Tom stay linked wherever he go.

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As Sony Computer Home entertainment warms up its blue lighting and double-checks its playlist for February 20th, one unnamed SCE official states that the PlayStation 4 will function as even more of an estate enjoyment hub than what we have actually seen in the past. They included, according to the Nikkei, that the major selling point will not be the rumored eight-core AMD64 CPU or other hardware specs, but exactly how it opens new styles of play– something Nintendo is also concentrating on. Sony is going to push the new console as a real estate enjoyment “nerve center,” with a focus on the hardware’s capability to connect and share to mobile devices– the opponent that’s pulling gamers away from standard consoles. No discussion on any Gakai-powered cloud gaming just yet, however following its unveiling later on this month, the report specifies that the brand-new PlayStation ought to launch before the end of the year. A little a shame, then, that it’s still just February.

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