Bareo makes it easy to log and manage your food pantry

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Each week we’re profiling one company that has been selected for Boost – our early-stage startup growth program. Catch up with these companies in person a The Next Web Conference USA on November 18. Keeping track of your kitchen pantry can be cumbersome, especially if you’re trying to run some sort of food business. Bareo wants to make your life easier. It works with a simple three-step process: input your recipes, track your pantry, and then manage your food orders. It will then will automatically provide prices for all your recipes, help you restock before ingredients run out, and help you share…

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Radical.fm now lets you broadcast tunes and chat with listeners on your own station

Radcasting
Free internet radio service Radical.fm has launched Radcasting, a social music sharing experience that lets users broadcast tunes and chat with listeners on their own personal station. Curators can let friends know they’re ‘on the air’ via Facebook and Twitter, and queue up tunes to share with them, while receiving feedback on a live chat. Listeners can add songs they like to their own stations. You can now broadcast tunes and chat with listeners in real-time CEO Thomas McAlevey says, “Radical combines the sense of community of old-school FM radio with the personalization made possible by the Internet to deliver…

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Microsoft’s new Windows Phone app lets you recommend home maintenance services to friends

Home Team
Home Team, the latest app to emerge from Microsoft’s Garage initiative, is designed to let Windows Phone users share recommendations for home maintenance professionals — like plumbers and gardeners —with your contacts. You can recommend professionals for various household tasks and even ask contacts to share their favorites Of course, you aren’t restricted to those categories and can also recommend trusted doctors, babysitters, mechanics and more. The app lets you create a ‘team’ of professionals you trust and share their contacts easily with friends. You can connect with people on Facebook or join an office network to share recommendations with…

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13 of the best Android apps from September

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Coming off the back of the summer holidays always make September a busy month and this year it was no different. From useful spam fighting options arriving for Gmail to movie tracking and the launch of a huge repository of online tutorials across a range of subjects. We’ve sorted the wheat from the chaff and what follows is the best new and updated apps from September. All you need to do is clear a few minutes in your schedule and click your way through the list. Gmail Google rolled out an update last month for Android users (and on the…

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Adblock extension with 40 million users sells to mystery buyer, refuses to name new owner

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Adblock, a popular extension for blocking advertising in Chrome and Safari with more than 40 million users, was quietly sold today. The extension displayed a popup on October 1 saying that it is now allowing EyeO’s acceptable advertising — which allows advertisers to buy their way onto the whitelist — through the filter. Was casually browsing earlier using Google Chrome, opened a new tab, and this popped up: http://pic.twitter.com/BTmPabAwkd — Adam Haworth (@aahaworth) October 1, 2015 Buried in the bottom of that message, however, was a more notable change: Adblock has been sold. What’s strange is that the company won’t disclose who it’s been…

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17 of the best iPhone and iPad apps from September

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With the launch of iOS 9 last month, it was busy month for new and updated apps – from big names like Keep arriving belatedly for Apple’s OS to adblockers and Lil Jon’s new keyboard album Vext. Luckily for you, we’ve sorted the wheat from the chaff and what follows is the best new and updated apps from September. All you need to do is clear a few minutes in your schedule, make yourself a drink and click your way through the list. Basil If you’re an iPhone owner with a penchant for fine food – or just a need…

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Use this link to reverse search Google images on your phone

Reverse Image Search on mobile
Google’s reverse image search is one of the most underrated tools the company has created. And given that people take millions of photos a day on their phones, they should be able to look up related pictures easily. For some reason, Google hasn’t made that feature available on mobile devices — you can’t use an image as your search query in Google Now. Thankfully, perpetual tinkerer Amit Agarwal, who runs the popular tech tips blog Digital Inspiration, has built a little Web app to make things easier. Just visit this link and click ‘Select Image’ to load up a picture…

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YouTube Kids gets Chromecast support and guest-curated playlists

YouTube Kids
YouTube Kids has got an update on Android and iOS with a few useful features, including Chromecast support and curated playlists. In addition to beaming videos to your TV, you can now explore playlists curated by collaborators like National Geographic Kids, Kid President and Geena Davis. Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls and Vsauce will add their recommendations soon. Parents will also be able to set a personal passcode to manage how their children use the app. The company says it will soon roll out onboarding instructions to let people know how to customize settings, such as enabling and disabling the search…

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IceCream lets you pack more pictures into your iPhone by saving image calories

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We’ve all been there. You aim your iPhone camera at a must-have photo and get an error message: Your storage is shot and the device will not hold another image. That’s the point when you frantically start deleting photos from the camera roll — hell, you’re even looking for entire apps to trash — in order to free up space. Too late. You missed your shot, chump. IceCream aims to never let you get into that sort of trouble again. With a single button tap, you can instantly free up space on your phone. The app lets you select how much space you…

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