MURMER GADGET

Apple today launched her official application for the 2013 Worldwide Developers Conference scheduled for Monday 10th 2013 which is just few days away. As in tradition, official WWDC app are released a week to the conference with schedule for all activities that would take place at the conference . The app is not an update of the 2012 version but a new one completely with a new video integration feature. The application is available free of charge and available for the iPhone and iPad. Video sessions from the conference will be available daily to stream for registered developers. Furthermore, previous WWDC content can also be watched. Head over to the Apple app store to get your download.  Type WWDC in the search bar and download the 4.5mb app so that you can be abreast with all information that would be released.  It requires iOS 6.1 or later.  However,  no worries if you cant download we would always keep you informed on all relevant information.

Assassins Creed: Pirates is now available on the Apple App Store for download. This should be great news for gamers, especially those familiar with the title.  Assassins Creed Pirates is a highly anticipated title and as mentioned by Ubisoft, the title Assassins Creed: Pirates is exclusive to only Tablets and Phones and wont be available on consoles. According to Ubisofts blog post, “ You play as Alonzo Batilla and explore the Caribbean, upgrading your ship and engaging in real-time naval battles on your path to claiming a legendary treasure and becoming the most feared pirate of your time. Upgrade your ship with better sails and weapons and recruit new crew members to acquire perks that will make you a better captain. Use cannons, mortar and swivel guns in battle to tear your enemies apart up close or from a distance, and rise through the ranks of the pirates of the era.” Keep in mind that this is an Assassin’s Creed title, so you can expect to cross paths with Templars an...

Months back, Google pushed out minor updates that to most android phones giving them opportunity to track, remote wipe and locate their phones.  To an extent, this was a step in the right direction to officially have an Android security tool from Google.  Usually, to activate this security feature, one has to go into phone Settings/Security/Device Administrators which could be difficult to locate for some. Now, Google have released Android Device Manager as an app dedicated to the task of locating, Wiping or Tracking a missing or stolen phone. The app interface is just as sleek as the web interface. Its fast, responsive and clean.  On launching the newly downloaded  Android Device Manager, you are presented with some text and then asked to accept. Upon Acceptance, it takes you straight to the app where you would see your device location at the top and menus to Lock, Ring and Erase your device. Furthermore, if you have multiple Android devices, you can easily switch f...