Pebble App Store Launches Tomorrow!

If you own the 'original smartwatch' then tomorrow the app store for iOS is opening, with Android coming soon. You will no longer have to get apps from third-party websites, so you will be able to find everything in the same place. 

Once central app store will help getting apps onto your smart watch a lot easier and a lot safer. But a downside is the Pebble can only have up to eight apps loaded at once, so you will have to choose which ones you want and don't want. 

Apple's rumoured iWatch is said to have a health focus, as well as Nintendo taking a bid at health to bring back their fortunes. Almost every tech company is also taking a bid at smart watches, so is wearable tech the next big thing? Let us know in the comments.  

Now I know we moved our news to an affiliate site, but we had a huge amount of problems with the people and funding. So we are coming back here and going to be writing more. Also if you want to become a writer, let me know in the comments. 

Top Free Email Services

There are plenty of free email services around today so I have gathered up the ones what I think are the best:

1. gmail.com 

By Google, it has lots of features and lots of room, secure to. They have lots of ways to help sort your emails out, although sometimes they do get messed up, you can also have add-ons, I once saw one where you can turn it into a game and see how many emails you can reply to in a minute. 

2. outlook.com
In second place its email by Microsoft. This is the new windows live, and Microsoft are currently transferring people over. I like it, its a lot more modern and faster. It brings it into line with the upcoming and great windows 8. Also it has Skype, and Facebook chat.

3. yahoo.co.uk/mail
Yahoo.....who? So yahoo may have been going under the raydar recently but they still do have a pretty good email service. There might not be much to it, but its good for beginners or people who don't understand email that well.
Simple, easy, classic.

4.mail.com

A not so known but still popular service by 1&1.

It does seem a bit outdated, but you have 200 domains to choose from, so its not just the boring @mail.com you can have @cooldude, @lawyer, @workaholic, @birdwatching, @england to name just a thew. It's not so big on organizing and features. But because the amount of domains it gets 4th place. 

Some other email services are AOL, Zoho and Kids email which I would recommend.

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