Burn Calories with UC Calorie Browser!

Check out the revolutionary Calorie Browser at http://www.ucweb.com
. Calorie Browser is a highly intelligent gesture-controlled mobile browser designed to get your body moving while surfing the internet! By using your body gestures to perform browsing functions, Calorie Browser gives you a healthy, all-in-one web experience! http://bit.ly/caloriebrowser

Main Features:
Refresh Page - spin 360 degrees like a ballet dancer!
Zoom in - stretch your arms out to your sides as if you are swimming the breaststroke.
Incognito Mode - Roll on the floor to activate.
Download - Run to start downloading. The faster you run, the faster the download speed. Run like Usain Bolt to download a movie in 10 seconds.
Bookmark Page - Hurl an imaginary javelin through the air.
Speed Dial - Shake your body to go to Speed Dial.
New Tab - Jump as high as you can to open a new tab.
Page Scroll - To scroll down the page, take forward steps while jabbing your arm. To scroll back up, do the same motion backwards.

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Burn Calories with UC Calorie Browser!

Google Now is coming to the Chrome for Windows and Mac

Google today announced Google Now is coming to the Chrome stable channel for Windows and Mac “starting today and rolling out over the next few weeks.” This means Google Now notifications will finally be available to desktop and laptop Chrome users, in addition to Android and iOS users.

Read more: Google Now is coming to the Chrome for Windows and Mac

Google Chromecast arrives in Canada on March 19

Chromecast is coming to Canada.

On Tuesday, Google Inc. revealed it would be bringing its popular digital media streaming device to 11 countries outside the United States, including Canada, on March 19.

Google will begin selling the Chromecast in Canada for $39 through its online Google Play store and Amazon.ca.

Launched in the U.S. last July, Google’s Chromecast is a small dongle that plugs into the HDMI port of a high definition television which enables users to stream media content — including music, videos and photos — to a screen via a smartphone, laptop or tablet over a WiFi network.

Read more: Google Chromecast arrives in Canada on March 19