InkHunter's AR tattoo app exits beta on Android as startup looks to wider, b2b play
The startup behind a fun, augmented reality tattoo app called InkHunter, covered by TC back in April, is launching its Android app out of beta today — after racking up some 2.5 million downloads on iOS.They've been beta testing on Android before, as they worked on ensuring their AR tech could handle a range of hardware and slower Android devices, but are launching officially now.The team is also fleshing out its evolving business model, having spent the summer in the ERA accelerator in New York, relocating to the U.S. from Ukraine.
MechDome promises to rewrite your Android app for iOS in seconds
Image: Brandon Vigliarolo/TechRepublicWe live in a world of two operating systems, and I don't mean macOS and Windows: Today's operating system war is happening right in your pocket.It's Android vs. iOS for smartphone supremacy, and anyone who develops apps knows they need to be available on both to reach as many people as possible.For most companies that means hiring two developers: One for Android and one for iOS.
How to upload videos and manage the YouTube app for Android
How do I upload to YouTube on Android?Watching videos and subscribing to channels is what YouTube's all about, but there's so much more you can do, like uploading your own videos, messaging other YouTubers, and all those settings that'll help make your experience more enjoyable and help keep your data usage to a minimum.Here's how to manage YouTube so that it works for you.
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