The popular lecture and presentation application, TED, has received a solid new update in Google Play. The upgrade brings the inclusion of over 20 new languages, which enables users to listen to presentations and view subtitles; thanks to some superb volunteers participating in TED’s Open Translation Project.

Since the Explorer launch of Glass, Google has distributed all Glassware through a separate service it specifically set up for downloading apps, which are compatible with the device. Explorers sign into the MyGlass website which enables them to browse and activate new Glass apps, and now it looks like the team at Mountain View HQ are looking to supply apps via the Google Play Store.

The popular iOS live broadcasting video streaming app, Hang w/, has at last made its debut on Android; empowering you to hang with your favourite people and celebrities in live real-time video that’s captured on their phone and played on yours, from just about anywhere at any time for whatever reason.

The official IMDb app for Android has been updated to bring movie ticket purchasing to users in the United States — a feature which was just added to the app’s iOS counterpart. The release also makes some improvements to the Watchlist feature, and promises performance enhancements.

AgileBits has teased a much-need update for its Android app that will bring a fresh new look and presumablyh new features. The last time 1Password for Android was updated was January 2012, and it’s aged a heck of a lot since then, falling way behind its Mac and iOS counterparts.