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TrooClick: This app will help you find incorrect facts, other errors in news stories

A new fact-checking app can catch 'glitches' in online news and highlight the most reliable stories for you to read.

Quixey, a new search engine to help users find the best apps

A California-based company called Quixey is now developing a search engine that can see inside apps to find what you need.

Now cities will be able to monitor noise levels using smartphones

A group of scientists led by an Indian-origin researcher in Australia has developed a new smartphone application that can be used to monitor stress-causing noise in urban areas.

Now cities will be able to monitor noise levels using smartphones

A group of scientists led by an Indian-origin researcher in Australia has developed a new smartphone application that can be used to monitor stress-causing noise in urban areas.

Google Hangouts Android app gets overhaul: SMS integration and more

Google's revamped version of its Hangouts messaging app for Android that was announced yesterday comes with a number of new features-- SMS integration, location sharing and support for animated GIFs.

Google Hangouts Android app gets overhaul: SMS integration and more

Google's revamped version of its Hangouts messaging app for Android that was announced yesterday comes with a number of new features-- SMS integration, location sharing and support for animated GIFs.

SpyMeSat: An app to let you know if satellites are spying on you

The app, SpyMeSat, provides notifications when spy satellites and unclassified imaging satellites are zooming above your head and may be taking your picture.

SpyMeSat: An app to let you know if satellites are spying on you

The app, SpyMeSat, provides notifications when spy satellites and unclassified imaging satellites are zooming above your head and may be taking your picture.

Tata Sky targets smartphone users with 'Everywhere TV' mobile app

Named 'Everywhere TV', the company said it will charge Rs 60 per month from its existing customers, who can initially watch over 50 channels on their mobile phones.

Tata Sky targets smartphone users with 'Everywhere TV' mobile app

Named 'Everywhere TV', the company said it will charge Rs 60 per month from its existing customers, who can initially watch over 50 channels on their mobile phones.