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Samsung has released the official hands-on video of Samsung Gear 2 and Gear fit to highlight their features. The video showed different features of both devices like built-in heart rate monitors and display notifications from the phone.

And many features of HTML5 have been built with low-powered devices such as smartphones and tablets in mind.

Why do people go to Twitter for customer service? Because it's the last place they know they won't get an automated attendant, outsourced call center or crappy documentation. People want help, from human beings-and they want it now. Twitter is a speedy and human way to respond to customers, but sometimes you need to say more. We built LongReply for people who care more than 140 characters.

"But now you can protect yourself before you go on the Web - with WhiteHat Aviator, the Web's most secure and private browser. With WhiteHat Aviator, you get the industry's best and tightest security and privacy safeguards - all built-in, all activated, all ready-to-go."

Microsoft released a language translation app, Microsoft Translator, in line with its cross-platform philosophy, as a mobile app with built-in support for the Apple Watch and Android Wear.

Showcase your product in one single page with featured image and description on the right. Lots of iPhone App websites are built this way.

Yesterday, BoingBoing posted an article with a new Facebook Icon for "Meh" Button, opposed to "Like". Inspired by this, PubNub developers built the Facebook "Meh" Button and added real-time to it. This button can be used with the Facebook "Like" button or standalone.

Leading user interface designers UI Centric today announced details and first images of their upcoming tablet computing interface for Windows 7 devices - codenamed Macallan.The Macallan user interface (UI) is designed from scratch specifically for tablet/slate form-factor devices. As a purpose built tablet UI it is not an adaptation of a desktop or mobile phone operating system UI. It aims to offer the most intuitive and responsive user experience of any tablet device.

The TOR Project provides free, distributed worldwide proxies for anonymous browsing and private downloading. TOR comes with a built-in Firefox add-on, but Chrome users can get a handy on/off button for TOR with this setup, explained by commenter brssnkl.

Opera Software release for Android running devices, Opera Mobile 10.1 beta is reported to feature in-built geolocation support...

Even during this recent economic recession, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have proven resilient, continuing to produce a steady stream of innovation. In fact, the start up mentality was built for the trenches. Unlike the gluttonous tech companies at the turn of the century, today's start up thrives on low cost innovation, minuscule resources and minimal encouragement.

After cashing Intel's check and appearing more competitive than expected against Clarkdale 2010 is like a fresh start for AMD. The news gets better. Late last year AMD said that before the end of 2010 it would be sampling its first APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) - codenamed Llano. Today AMD is announcing that the first Llano samples, built on Global Foundries 32nm high-k + metal gate, SOI process will be sampling to partners in the first half of this year.

In the new economy there is one major truth that stands above the rest. Trust equals revenue. If you are a small to mid-sized business it is the amount of trust you can build between clients that strengthens your brand.With trust comes happy clients and with happy clients come referrals. Trust is a fundamental block of building business. Marketing is built under the assumption that stories can create an emotional bond between a consumer and a brand… a client and a service. Can you tell a story… create a service and en experience that builds trust?

Google has built from scratch, a fully-playable version of the game with the complete 255 levels and authentic sound and graphics.

Diaspora is the social network that puts you in control of your information. You decide what you'd like to share, and with whom. You retain full ownership of all your information, including friend lists, messages, photos, and profile details. "Share what you want, with who you want." Full Control: built-in If you take twenty photos at a party, you can show the three least-incriminating to your coworkers, while posting the whole set to your friends. Your coworkers can't find out that they're seeing the expurgated version. Future employers can't either. You can post updates to everyone, to just your close friends, to just your family, or to any other subset of your friends. It's easy to make these groups, called "aspects," and it's straightforward to share different things with different aspects. Diaspora doesn't expose your information to advertisers, or to games you play, or to other websites you visit. It's inherently private - you tell Diaspora who gets to see those pictures of your kids, and only those people will see them. Period. Choose a home, make an account, and invite your friends to join you! Take back your network.

Convozine is an expanding network of zines that lets people create and share content, upload images, find the new/important/awesome - and be part of diverse, growing communities built around what they're interested in.

LinkedIn Labs hosts a small set of projects and experimental features built by the employees of LinkedIn. We share them here as demonstrations and to solicit feedback, but please remember that they are intended to be low-maintenance experiments, and may be added and removed over time based on popularity and support.

Pixlr is the creator of online cloud-based image tools and utilities. Today we have three applications in our suite: Pixlr Editor, Pixlr Express and Pixlr-o-matic. They are built in Flash and you need to have the Flash plug-in (get flash) to get it to work, however, 98% of all computers have flash so you are probably set. We also provide screengrabbing tools Pixlr Grabber and one click photo sharing imm.io.

This new service is built on the same core as Chrome TweetDeck, with the same UI and broadly the same product features, but it is a standalone web site and is therefore not limited to any one web browser.

Quixey is a functional search engine for apps. You use apps in your everyday life. You use apps in your phone, in your browser, in your social network and in your software at work. Soon, you'll even have apps in your car, on your TV and built into your home appliances. Quixey is a new type of search engine, a functional search engine, designed specifically for apps. It helps you find apps to do what you want on an ever-growing number of platforms.