Following our review of February's best Android products, The Next Web reviewers took a look at the past month's interesting iOS apps. Outread An application that teaches you to read quickly. It appeared in the App Store a month ago, but then it could only be used on the iPhone and iPod touch. is now Outread available for iPad. Initially, Outread highlighted keywords on the page with a yellow highlighter. Now this function has been replaced by another - it highlights words above all others.

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The developers of Rebump have created a service that forces Gmail users to respond to important emails by sending them reminders without their desire, writes Techcrunch. Rebump is a free add-on to the popular email service that works in Chrome and Firefox browsers. Once installed, Gmail users have the option to enable reminders for the recipient when sending an email. When an email recipient does not respond to a message within 24 hours, Rebump sends them a reminder email.

Reviewers of The Next Web have prepared a list of the best applications for the Android platform that became popular last February. Meet Me Halfway As the name suggests, the application helps two acquaintances located in different parts of the city determine the place where it is most convenient for them to meet. Meet Me Halfway not only offers restaurants and bars, but also a variety of attractions, parks and events.

The world's largest search engine will help you decide on a place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Using the “Show menu %name” command, you can view the full list of dishes offered in certain establishments without unnecessary clicks, writes The Verge. The service is currently only available in the United States and not all restaurants have joined it yet: The Verge staff managed to find the menu of two establishments out of five that they checked.

CamMe, Snapchat, Perfect365 and other applications along with the stars suitable for them This week, our imagination was sparked by the CamMe app, which allows you to take selfies remotely using the recognition of a clenched fist. TJournal decided to figure out what interesting things there are on the market of mobile applications for taking selfies, and imagined which famous people could use them. 1.

The Russian blogosphere exploded after reports of Russian troops entering Ukraine Russian blogs literally exploded after reports that Vladimir Putin asked the Federation Council for permission to send troops to Ukraine.