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Wednesday, December 23, 2015

SpeakEmoji translates your speech into emoji :)

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SpeakEmoji translates your speech into emoji


Use this new SpeakEmoji app,
       Your speech is converted into Emoji and you can share the result directly in a text message, on Facebook, Twitter, Messenger and via Email.It doing a pretty good job of translating everything we say, but it is not sure that it will understand all of the sentences if we sent.


It launches today and available on iOS, Android and web, Speak Emoji will translate spoken words such as “Brussels Sprouts” into a Belgian flag and a tiny, sprouting plant. The app intends to “help adults engage with their festive little ‘digital natives’… and make Christmas the meaningful family time it’s supposed to be.”
SpeakEmoji was designed by SapientNitro, who on witnessing “the birth of a new, universal language” created the app to translate voice to emoji and “ensure it’s not just teenagers having all the fun.
Now, download this app on Google PlayStore as well as in  Apple Store, leave your comment and rate the App.
Check This Video Of SpeakEmoji https://youtu.be/TIhxCNNG50E
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Google Testing Password-Free Logins

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 Google Testing Password-Free Logins


Google announced this morning,
      A new way to sign into your Google account without having to type in a password.The idea is similar to Yahoo’s recently launched “Account Key,” which also offers a password-free means of signing in involving a push notification sent to your phone that then opens an app where you approve the log-in.


 

Passwords are often the weakest parts when it comes to securing users’ accounts. This new password-free login option is about speeding up logins by offering a different way of signing in altogether.

You only have to enter your email address when you’re signing into your Google account. Afterward, a notification will appear on your phone asking you if you’re trying to sign in from another device. Approve the login by tapping “yes,” and you’re in.

The test was first reported by a Reddit user Rohit Paul, which was then spotted by the blog Android Police. According to Paul, he was sent an email invitation to join a test group being given access to try the new technology on their own devices.The group is called “Sign-In Experiments at Google,” and is found here on Google Groups. While the link to the group is public, you can’t view or participate without a direct invitation.

After accepting the invite and joining the group, the email explains that you’re then able to sign in without entering a password but you can continue to use your typed password if you choose.

A Google spokesperson confirmed:
“We’ve invited a small group of users to help test a new way to sign-in to their Google accounts, no password required. ‘Pizza’, ‘password’ and ‘123456’—your days are numbered.”

In addition, Google says it may choose to ask for your password as an additional security measure if it notices anything unusual about your current login attempt. (And it’s helpful to be able to use your password in case your phone is dead, or goes missing.)

Google tells testers they are able to turn off this new means of signing in at any time.Only a small number of users are being invited to test this new feature for the time being. Google did not comment on when it plans on expanding access to more testers or the broader public. The password-free sign in process works on both iOS and Android at present.
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Monday, October 12, 2015

Now Get Ready For New Android Version Marshmallow - Android 6.0

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 Now Get Ready For New Android Version Marshmallow - Android 6.0


  Start to roll out Android 6.0 Marshmallow to Nexus users,

The new Nexus 5X and 6P will ship with Android 6.0, straight from the factory. Android Marshmallow is the sweetest, smartest Android version yet. Now on Tap serves up assistance when you need it, battery-smart features keep your device going longer, and new app permissions give you even more control.


Assistance in the moment
Say you receive an email about meeting a friend at the Central Park Zoo. Just tap and hold on the home button, and Now on Tap will assist you by providing links to information about the zoo, shortcuts to relevant apps and even suggest a calendar entry for the date, time and location.  

Simplified security with your fingerprint 
For fingerprint sensor enabled devices, Android Marshmallow gives you a new way to protect your device. On Marshmallow, your fingerprint is the gatekeeper to unlocking your device, authorizing transactions in the Google Play Store, signing into 3rd party apps, and zipping through checkout with Android Pay.  

A longer lasting device thanks to a smarter, more efficient battery
  • With Android Marshmallow, we’ve added two new features which dramatically decrease your device’s thirst for power. Android recognizes when your device is idle and automatically goes into a deep sleep state to conserve power. 
  • The screen-off time of these devices running Marshmallow lasted 30%* longer on average!  So even if you forget to plug in your phone before bed, your phone’s alarm clock will still ring.
  • The other new battery-conserving feature is called App Standby. This puts your seldom used apps into a reduced activity state to conserve battery for the apps you use more frequently.

More choice and control to protect your privacy  
  • Android Marshmallow gives you the ability to customize and control which capabilities you give apps. With the new app permissions model, you pick and choose which permissions to grant apps at the time of use. Apps designed for Android Marshmallow only ask for a permission at the time it’s needed to use a feature. You can deny any permission and still continue to use the app. 
  • In addition, we’ve added new settings for permissions that allow you to turn on and off any permission, for any app, at any time.


Set up your new device lickety-split
With Android Marshmallow, you can breeze through setup on your Android TV or tablet too. Say "OK Google, set up my device" from your phone and you’ll quickly be up and running. For TV, we'll even transfer over your Wi-Fi passwords.

**The Nexus update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow occurs in stages and some carriers will receive the update later than others.
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