Bluetooth Beacons Will Help Blind People Navigate London's Tube
The Wayfindr system will let blind and partially sighted commuters travel on London Underground independently.
The Wayfindr system will let blind and partially sighted commuters travel on London Underground independently.
We've picked out some of our favourites for adding features and functionality to your device — use them as quick shortcuts for key tools without having to open up the full apps themselves.
Follow these steps to load up the console and you can easily spot the battery hogs causing you trouble.
Sadly not partnered with Huawei.
As one of the greatest ever TV beards adds a quiz app to his empire, we head behind the scenes of the cult that keeps on giving.
Multi-photo uploading and clever carousel functions are solely for use by advertisers on the photo-sharing app.
If you've got a well-organised contacts book, our hats are tipped in your direction. If not here are four apps for taking on the challenge of keeping your life in order. Well, at least as far as communication in concerned.
Don't know the local lingo? Your smartphone can help you cheat your way through.
No more wallet-stinging rides with Uber, as the company has bought up a mapping-tech firm to improve fare estimations.
Google has announced that social traffic app Waze is now officially a Google Mobile Service, which means it could come pre-installed on Android phones in the future.
Watch out PewDiePie -- the game tips vids of the future may be provided by Shazam.
Oldies are going to have to start shelling out £11 a month more than a 27-year-old.
Forget all this fancy mobile gadgetry coming out of MWC, the apps are still coming and we have the latest batch for you to enjoy.
BBC aims to improve output with new service that tailors content to individual viewers.
So far there have been no reports of unauthorised use of the information, though.
Tasker lets you program pretty much anything into a rooted Android – and the AutoWear plug-in lets you do the same thing with your smartwatch.