Here’s a little bit of an FYI for anyone out there who might be running the BlackBerry 10.3.2 beta but are not actually part of the beta program. BlackBerry has just sent out an email highlighting an important update happening with BlackBerry Protect that will affect ALL BlackBerry 10.3.2 users whether you’re in the beta officially or you used the leaked files to get it installed. If you used the leaked files, then chances are you never got the email so here’s what you need to be aware of.

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Dark Angels, the latest expansion pack for the sci-fi turn-based strategy game Space Hulk: Ascension, is now available to purchase and download for the Mac, PC and Linux platforms via Steam.

The price of Dark Angels is normally $7.99 but it has been reduced from now until April 22 by 10% to $7.19. Dark Angels is the third expansion for Space Hulk: Ascension, which is based on the Games Workshop board game set in its Warhammer 40K universe. Here’s what players can expect from Dark Angels:

Featuring over 25 hours of content, Space Hulk: Ascension – Dark Angels continues to add incredible features and value to the turn-based strategy game. Written by Black Library author Graeme Lyon, the story campaign “Bringer of Sorrow” sees the planet Corinthe under attack by Tyranid forces, with a newly emerged Space Hulk that has to be eliminated by the Deathwing. Plasma Cannons shoot out huge fireballs of glowing plasma that splash across large areas, causing insane amounts of damage. They can be overcharged for additional splash damage. The Apothecary is a support class that complements players command slot in their squad, and bolsters the resolve of nearby Terminators and supports defensive play styles.

Developer Full Control, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, first released Space Hulk: Ascension in 2013. It recently announced that the game would be the last new project from the studio, although it will continue to support Space Hulk: Ascension and all of its previously released games.

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• $7.19 until April 22 – Download now on Steam

Unclutter 2.0 has arrived, bringing more powerful capabilities to organizing your files, notes, and more.

Updating with a new design for OS X Yosemite, Unclutter 2.0 also adds a number of new features to help keep you organized. For instance, there are more options for arranging the Files panel, and you can also drop files into folders on the Panel. You can also create as many new notes as you want. You can find the complete list of changes in version 2.0 here:

• Finally, a completely new, light design, matching the new OS style.
• Create as many separate notes as you need. Organize your notes better, without creating clutter.
• Arrange items in Files panel more flexibly. Sort them by date added, date modified, name or kind.
• Drop files inside folders in Files panel, without having to open them first.
• Search contents of Notes and Files panels.
• Full support of multi-display setup.
• Lots of tweaks, performance optimizations and bug fixes.

Unclutter 2.0 is available as a free update to existing Unclutter users. For new users, the app is available now on the Mac App Store right now for $1.99, 60% off its normal price of $4.99.

• $1.99 (normally $4.99) – Download Now

Two popular Windows Phone apps, 6tag and Adobe Photoshop Express, got updated today, but they appear to only offer some bug fixes and small improvements to those app.

Don’t be put off by expensive wireless chargers. There are affordable options that do exactly the same thing.

It wasn’t uncommon to see ridiculous price tags on the newest OEM wireless chargers, especially after flagship devices started packing Qi-compatibility. Shortly after, however, aftermarket manufacturers stepped in — providing essentially the same convenient chargers — but at a fraction of the price.

This brief list of affordable wireless chargers will give you the sweet freedom from cables that most of us desire without breaking the bank.

Critically acclaimed puzzle platformer ‘Kalimba’ is set to receive a ‘major’ free content update, courtesy of Microsoft Studios and PressPlay Games.

The DLC will arrive for free on April 22nd, with some aspects becoming paid content after May 6th. The patch will add a ton of new game modes and levels, both for solo and multiplay.

The global rollout of the BlackBerry Leap has begun starting with the UK and one of the first carriers on board is Vodafone UK. Right now, the BlackBerry Leap is being offered on their website for free when you go with one of their Pay Monthly plans which start at £22. The Leap is only being offered in shadow grey for now but when you place your order, you should have it within 2-4 days with free shipping of course.

Looking for more info about the Leap? Hit up our review for all the details or head on over to the Vodafone UK site to place your order. Interesting to note, despite previous reports of the Leap only being available for business users on Vodafone, that’s not the case at all.

How big is the Apple Watch market?

That’s the question many people, analyst and consumer alike, have been asking both before and after pre-orders kicked off on April 10. We’ve got experience now with everything from phones to tablets to set top boxes, but the Apple Watch is something new. To try and find out, Goldman asked over 1,000 “nationally representative” consumers about how they see the Apple Watch fitting in their lives. The answer, according to Bloomberg:

1. encouraging initial demand, with +11% of iPhone users “very likely” to purchase an Apple Watch this year,
2. regular watch wearers are among the most likely to order an Apple or other smart watch, suggesting high displacement rates for traditional watches from smart watch adoption,
3. young consumers are substantially more likely to buy an Apple Watch than older consumers, and
4. those likely to buy a smart watch most often indicate Fossil, Seiko, Casio, Rolex, Timex, and TAG Heuer are the watch brands they wear today.

Anecdotally, I know that even among my non-tech enthusiast friends and family members, interest in the Apple Watch has only increased since the new ad started running and try-ons began.

Our first look at Huawei’s flagship phone for 2015

Android outlier Huawei has put out some surprisingly solid devices in the past 12 months. The Chinese manufacturer’s 2014 flagship, the Ascend P7 was a decent phone marred by stuttery performance and dated software. But the Mate 7 and Honor 6 Plus, which followed later in the year, proved that this lesser-known brand could, in some areas, compete with the big boys. Now Huawei’s back with a new flagship phone for 2015, and it appears the gap is closing further.

Head past the break for our initial hands-on impressions of the new Huawei P8.

Band Pro is a simple Windows Phone app for sending customized wallpapers to your Microsoft Band.

The app was updated recently to iron out a few bugs and deliver a few more features into the mix. For starters, the issues related to the HTC M8 One has been fixed and you now have the ability to search the cloud for background images.

The update takes Band Pro to version 1.2 and definitely has the Windows Phone Band app headed in the right direction.