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One of the more popular areas of Reddit is the Ask Me Anything subreddit, enabling visitors to engage with others who are holding an AMA session to answer all questions put forward. The website has launched an official app on iPhone and iPad since these sessions can attract a fair number of Reddit users. It can often be difficult for anyone to follow exactly what's being published by the author. This dedicated app is set a neat solution.
The main advantage to the app is how it's able to parse through the entire session and remove questions that weren't answered by the thread starter, making it easier to breeze through questions and responses. If you're in a live session, the Reddit AMA app also enables you to put forward questions to be answered. It's a simple solution overall, but one we're sure many AMA fans will enjoy using. If you find yourself frequently enjoying said sessions, we highly recommend you check the app out.
You can download the AMA app on iPhone and iPad.
Via: The Verge
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Following the launch of the all-new HTC One yesterday
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Both HTC and Verizon have confirmed that an update bringing Android 4.2.2 along with Sense 5 is on its way to Droid DNA owners today. It's certainly been a long time coming (as other HTC devices start to hit Android 4.4), but we'll never turn down such a huge update. While bringing all of the modern features of 4.2 and Sense 5, the DNA will now be up to speed software-wise with the HTC One on Verizon, which is important.
Members in our own forums are starting to see the updates on their own Droid DNAs, first in the form of a small update to prepare the system and again in a larger — about 600MB — update to make the jump to 4.2.2. Are you seeing the update on your own device? Sing out in the forums and let everyone else know how you're getting along with it.
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Time Warner is now offering a new, affordable plan that lets you get HBO and about 20 channels for just $30/month for the first year. Great news for anyone who doesn't want to be saddled with 70 channels they're never watching.
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