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!

Outlook Web App for Android

Outlook Web App for Android will help your smartphone fit in at work
3/31/2014 5:19PM by Jon Fingas
It's easy to find Android phones that can handle the Exchange-based email you often find in the workplace, but they don't always support all the latest features. That won't be a problem for much longer, though, as Microsoft has just revealed plans to bring Outlook Web App to Google's platform later this year. Much like its iOS counterpart from 2013, the Android release should let you take advantage of Office 365 technology that might not make it into third-party email software. The app may not be all that exciting by itself, but it could be the key to using your preferred phone for work instead of having to switch to company-approved hardware.

Engadget
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Samsung Galaxy S5 review: Incremental is the new cool

We’ve taken a look at an almost finished version of the S5 for this review — Samsung says the software isn’t quite ready yet —  so read on to find out just what the company is bringing to the fight this year.

The Next Web
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How much storage space does your phone really have?

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HTC M8 Software Leak

Here you can see the HTC M8 software in all its glory, we find new unlock features, and better images of the new UI. Please follow @gadgetleaks on twitter.