1. Can’t carry a tune in a bucket? Then turn the bucket into a tune.
A new – – can turn any household object into a musical instrument. The device is a synthesizer that can turn anything considered conductive into an instrument. Not only does Ototo let you make an instrument from something as simple and analog as an eggplant, but you can also connect the synthesizer to your computer if you want to use it digitally.
Read more: (Engadget)
2. This app makes it easier to create animated GIFs
With the latest iOS update, the GIF creator has added a new camera mode that finds and creates moving images on its own. You can also add captions and share to Pinterest.
Read more: (Engadget)
3. The latest exercise craze? A 7-minute workout app
is an app that is similar to other seven minute workout apps – basically an intense cardio regiment, with no machine exercises – but this time with a few moves.
How does it work? Download the app, exercise, and even track your progress. The app also features a Quick Abs add-on that costs $1.99, in addition to the 99 cents the app already costs.
Read more: (TheNextWeb)
4. This is how you can tell if your Gmail has been hacked
No, last week. It was just temporarily shut down, causing panic across the Interwebs. However, if you’re the worrying type, this is how to find out if your Gmail has ever been hacked: In the bottom right hand corner, under your list of messages, click “Details” and a list will show locations your account has been logged-in from and what time it was last accessed.
Read more: (BusinessInsider)
5. Smartlabels automatically categorizes your emails for you
Gmail has introduced new functionality to their feature. If you have Smartlabels lab enabled, you will not only see the “Social” or “Promotions” label, but also “Travel,” “Purchases” and “Finance.”
Read more: (LifeHacker)
