MyFitnessPal Launches Paid Premium Service

For fitness enthusiasts who keep track of their calorie intakes, apps such as MyFitnessPal are probably known to them. The app is free to use and for the most part does a great job of keeping track of what you eat, your weight, and more. However it looks like the company will be taking things further by launching a paid premium service.

Google 'Project Fi' Wireless Service: 10 Amazing Facts

Google has just launched its long-rumored wireless cellular service that comes up to give a tough competition for AT&T and Verizon communication.

Yes! A wireless Service for Cell Phone users.

Microsoft Announces Azure Service Fabric, A New Framework For Building Highly Scalable Cloud Services

Microsoft today announced Azure Service Fabric, a new Azure service that aims to make it easier for developers at startups and ISVs to create highly scalable cloud applications.

Amazon Home Services Gets Its Official Launch

Amazon has officially introduced Amazon Home Services, as TechCrunch reported it would last week, the marketplace for professional services including things like TV installation, house cleaning, waiting, plumbing, electrical work and more.

Microsoft Launches Azure App Services, A New Set Of Tools For Web And Mobile App Developers

Microsoft is launching Azure App Service today, a new cloud-based service that gives developers a single service for building mobile and web apps, combined with tools for automating business processes across cloud services, and a new service for building and consuming APIs. All of these services revolve around Microsoft’s oft- (and over-) used mantra of “mobile first, cloud first.”

Apple Web Television Service Would Awaken A Sleeping Apple TV Giant

Apple is set to launch a dedicated streaming TV service beginning in September, according to the Wall Street Journal. The offering would boast around 25 channels, including major broadcasters like ABC, CBS and Fox and would likely be priced around $30 or $40 a month, with an initial unveil in June (most likely at WWDC).

Japan’s Recruit Buys European Restaurant Booking Service Quandoo For $219M

Restaurant reservation service Quandoo, a major European rival to OpenTable, is being acquired by Japan’s Recruit in a deal worth 27.11 billion yen, that’s around $219 million.

SPB TV to Showcase Intel(r) Enabled "Mega Encoder" and Introduce New Service in South Asia

Switzerland's SPB TV AG, a leading global provider of end-to-end OTT TV, IPTV and mobile TV solutions, will show its newest mobile TV technology and announce new launches in emerging markets at the Mobile World Congress 2015 on 2-5 March 2015.

Google acquires photo backup service Odysee

Google has acquired mobile backup serviceOdysee for an undisclosed sum today. The company will join the Google+ team, and will likely use its expertise to boost Google’s photo management offerings.

Google Shuts Down Maps Coordinate, Its Mobile Workforce Management Service

Back in 2012, Google announced the Maps Coordinate service, a tool for managing mobile workforces with the help of mobile apps and a web-based dashboard. Using Maps Coordinate, businesses could track and dispatch their mobile employees, whether they were truck drivers, pizza delivery guys or plumbers.

Microsoft Band gets guided workouts in its first major update

Microsoft has released its first major firmware update to the Band fitness tracker, adding an exercise feedback feature to the device.