Following up on Microsoft and Samsung’s announcement of Office apps, along with OneDrive and Skype to be pre-installed on some Android tablets, Microsoft has also revealed that Dell and 10 more OEMs will install those apps on their own Android products later in 2015.

Twitter is working with Foursquare to turn your location from a town name to a specific location.

Users will soon be able to tag locations on Twitter with more information than just a generic location thanks to Foursquare. Previously Twitter only allowed for locations to be tagged with the name of the town you were in, which wasn’t always helpful. Foursquare has a huge database of locations, and many would rather tag their tweet with an exact location than just a city or state that they happen to be in.

Twitter users will soon be able to select from a list of actual locations, such as Burger King, Target, Home Depot, or where ever they may be at the time. The addition of these locations acts similarly to Foursquare’s check-in app, Swarm, but does not require the use of the app or even an account to have access. There is no timeline for the rollout of the integration, but Twitter’s support page does say users in select areas may see these locations already.

Source: Twitter

Taxify, a taxi booking service based in Europe, has announced it has launched a public beta version of its Windows Phone app after previously offering apps for the Android and iOS platforms.

A few weeks ago, in a verbose and engineering laden press event Apple announced their new MacBook laptop. Not quite the MacBook Air nor MacBook Pro, the MacBook is Apple’s premium, ultralight Ultrabook competitor. While the design and the thinness were praised, the single USB Type-C port was greeted mostly with jeers, especially for a device that starts at $1,299.

Despite Apple’s self-congratulatory accolades on making the new MacBook, Samsung announced a similar device back in January with little to no fanfare. The new ATIV Book 9 (2015) was the answer to Apple’s MacBook before it was even announced months later.

The ATIV Book 9 (2015) is already available to purchase, and we managed to get our hands on one. Here are the ways that it is better than Apple’s MacBook.

The third episode of Telltale Games’ six-part adventure game based on the Game of Thrones HBO TV series from HBO is due for the Mac March 24, followed by the iOS version March 26.

The third part is titled “The Sword in the Darkness” and Telltale has released a quick story summary of what to expect in this episode:

Asher, the exile, heads to Mereen in search of an army to take on the Whitehills. Meanwhile, far across land and sea in Westeros, Mira must deal with the lethal politics of King’s Landing. Her family’s safety is paramount and she will do anything to protect them, but nothing is given freely, and her choice of allies may soon come to haunt her. To the north, in Ironrath, the Whitehill occupation continues. Gryff Whitehill, fourth-born son, is out to prove himself, and brutality and violence grows daily, pushing the Forresters to make far-reaching decisions. Finally, at the Wall, Gared learns that he must head north if he is to help his house survive. But fate is cruel, forcing choices that will change his path forever.

There’s also a new gameplay trailer that shows some sword fighting action and even a quick glimpse of a dragon at the end. The two episode of the series are currently available for $4.99 each for iOS and all the other episodes are scheduled to have the same price. Mac owners have to pay $29.99 up front to get all six episodes as they are released.

• $4.99 – Download now for iPhone and iPad
• $24.99 – Telltale Store for Mac
• $29.99 – Steam for Mac

Source: Telltale Games

The third episode of Telltale Games’ six-part adventure game based on the Game of Thrones HBO TV series from HBO is due for the PC March 24, followed by Xbox One and Xbox 360 versions March 25.

The third part is titled “The Sword in the Darkness” and Telltale has released a quick story summary of what to expect in this episode:

The third episode of Telltale Games’ six-part adventure game based on the Game of Thrones HBO TV series from HBO is due for Android devices Thursday, March 26.

The third part is titled “The Sword in the Darkness” and Telltale has released a quick story summary of what to expect in this episode that will be available for download in the Google Play Store:

Every week new games are released for the Xbox One. Whether they are indie titles or AAA titles we want to make sure they’re on your radar. So get your wallet ready and clear some space on your hard drive, let’s take a look at what’s coming out this week for Xbox One.

If you’re in the market for a new Xbox One and a small Windows tablet, the UK Microsoft Store may have just the deal for you. For a limited time you can snag the console and a HP Stream 7 Signature Edition (aka no nasty bloatware) for £329.99.

Amazon Music has been updated, adding more features for Prime members. New features include Prime radio stations, a new design, and more.

Prime Stations allow you to get ad-free radio stations with your Prime subscription with unlimited skips. You can also now get personalized recommendations for Prime songs and more. Check out the list below to see all of the changes in Amazon Music 4.0:

• Introducing ad-free Prime Stations with unlimited skips
• Personalized recommendations on Prime songs, albums, and playlists
• New design for easier browsing of Prime Music and your library
• Simplified navigation and faster performance

Amazon Music 4.0 is available from the App Store now.

• Free – Download Now