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[iPhone] Capture and share online content with Clipboard

Brett September 18, 2012 0

Clipboard is a new app from the creators of clipboard.com. It’s main purpose is to share different types of online content (called clips) with your friends, co-workers, and the rest of the clipboard community.

When you sign up for a new (free) account with them, the first thing you will [...]

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[iPhone] Oversee and manage your computers from your phone with PC Monitor

Brett September 18, 2012 1

Have you been looking for a way to manage your computer/server from your phone? Would you love the idea of shutting down your computer directly from your phone? How about install Windows Updates from afar? If you are intrigued by the thought of any of these scenarios, then PC Monitor [...]

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[iPad] Share your location in many languages with Addr2u Lite

Kathryn September 17, 2012 0

The concept behind Addr2u Lite is fairly simple. In this internet age, we make friends all around the globe – friends in some cases who don’t even share our same native language. Addr2u Lite offers the ability to share an address in a different language, letting your penpal in Korea [...]

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[iPad] Edit your photos with flare using Ultimate Photo Editor

Kathryn September 17, 2012 0

If you’re looking for an easy way to edit the photos you take on your iPad without having to send them to your desktop first, Ultimate Photo Editor is a good choice. It allows you to take photos right from within the application, and then immediately go into edit mode [...]

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[iPad] Live The Hunger Games story with The Hunger Games Adventures

Kathryn September 17, 2012 0

I admit – before the movie came out, I’d only vaguely heard of The Hunger Games. I recognized the covers of the books in stores, though “I should probably read that, some time,” and then moved on to get whatever book I’d gone in for. Then the movie came out, [...]

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[iPhone] Enjoy some rollercoaster fun in Madcoaster

Brett September 17, 2012 0

Madcoaster is just simply a lot of fun to play. In game play, it reminds me a lot of the original Super Mario Bros., as you not only have to smash your enemies to pieces, but sometimes dodge them as well. The ultimate goal of Madcoaster is reach your highest [...]

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[iPhone] Create shopping lists with Organizy Tote Bag

Brett September 17, 2012 1

Organizy Tote Bag is a simple shopping list creator for your iPhone. The goal of the app is to develop a shopping list utility that is easy to use when you are actually shopping. When you are in the store and you have a short list of items to get, [...]

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[iPhone] Book hotels the easy way with Booking.com

Brett September 17, 2012 0

Booking.com is an all-in-one tool for booking online hotel reservations.  The app currently has over 243,000 hotels featured in 176 countries across the globe, with absolutely zero booking fees. Booking.com also claims to have nearly 17 million individual guest reviews and over 3 million hotel photos to ensure that you [...]

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Want a free iPhone 5 or Galaxy S III? Grab a job at Yahoo

Ashraf September 16, 2012 4

As far as the industry is concerned, Yahoo is a dying breed. Because of its lack of competitiveness in the services and products it offers, users are flocking away from Yahoo and to its rivals — especially when it comes to search, a once-staple product in Yahoo’s portfolio. As a [...]

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[iPhone] Keep all your sensitive information and media safe with Private Pal

Brett September 16, 2012 0

Private Pal is not your typical app for securing your photos and videos. The developer has gone out of his way to create a powerful security app that will not only protect your media, but also keep items such as passwords, messages, bank cards, web accounts, files, and more secure.[...]

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[iPhone] Post to Facebook and Twitter quickly with WordOut

Brett September 16, 2012 0

WordOut is a neat little app for users that post frequently to Facebook and/or Twitter. When you add your Facebook and Twitter accounts to the app, you will notice that they are placed at the bottom of your screen (as shown in the screenshot) with an ON/OFF button next to [...]

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[iPhone] Try searching through a labyrinth in the dark with Reveal The Maze

Brett September 16, 2012 0

Reveal The Maze is is the ultimate game of mazes. Sounds fun, but there is one problem, someone has turned the lights out and you (represented by a round object) need to find your way. Reveal The Maze boasts over 90 levels and 3 different levels of difficulty. You must [...]

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Samsung ad shows how much better the Galaxy S III is than the iPhone 5

Ashraf September 15, 2012 7

It does take a genius to know the Galaxy S III is iPhone 5′s biggest competitor. It also doesn’t a take a genius to know Samsung is going to attack Apple on all fronts. So it isn’t surprising Samsung has conjured an ad that pits the Galaxy S III in [...]

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Three very important facts you should know before purchasing an iPhone 5 in the USA

Ashraf September 15, 2012 2

iPhone 5 pre-orders have begun. The phone will reach consumer hands in a little under a week from now. If you are living in the USA and want an iPhone 5, there are three very important facts you need to know before you make the decision on which carrier to [...]

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[iPhone] Interested in an epic air hockey adventure? Try Shufflepuck Cantina

Brett September 15, 2012 2

Do you enjoy air hockey? Are you always up for a little adventure? If so, then Shufflepuck Cantina might be a great app to try. I personally have played several air hockey apps, because it brings out my childhood love for the game, but I have never actually seen an [...]

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[iPhone] Explore stars, constellations, and planets with Star Map 3D+

Brett September 15, 2012 2

Are you an astronomy buff? Do you stargaze regularly? Do you want to teach your kids about the universe? Whether you say yes to any of these questions or just like having a handy star guide in your back pocket for special occasions, then Star Map 3D+ is a good [...]

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[iPhone] Follow just snippets of a webpage with NetSnips

Brett September 15, 2012 2

NetSnips is a clever new new app that simplifies web browsing and surfer productivity. Do you find yourself going to the same website every day, but only for once small piece of content on the physical page? Maybe you never really thought about it, but many surfers do exactly that. [...]

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[iPad] Hungry? Find places to eat and have fun while doing it with Urbanspoon

Kathryn September 14, 2012 0

If there’s one thing I hate: when I’m so hungry that I don’t know what it is that I actually want. This happens to me and my fiancee all the time – and for awhile, it resulted in us frequenting what became “our place” simply by virtue of the fact [...]

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[iPad] Play all your favorite online flash games with Photon browser

Kathryn September 14, 2012 1

I’ve made no secret of my love for the iPad version of Dolphin Browser. However, there are some things it can’t do – albeit they were things that, until recently, I thought no iPad browser could do. And then my fiancee turned me on to Photon.

Photon browser uses their [...]

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[iPad] Turn your iPad into a sketchbook with Paper

Kathryn September 14, 2012 2

Though it may not seem like it, since you know me from tech blogging, I am an artist. I’ve been creating art for my own pleasure and for others for years. So naturally, when I gained access to an iPad and it’s incredibly sensitive touch screen technology, the first thing [...]

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Play multiplayer street baseball with Wannabat Season Plus [iPhone]

Brett September 14, 2012 1

Wannabat Season Plus takes baseball out of a stadium and puts it on the streets. The app boasts absolutely incredible graphics and gameplay, so much so that you literally feel like your in the action. It also requires that you master two different baseball skills, both batting and pitching, which [...]

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SamCard automatically adds a contact by scanning their business card [iPhone]

Brett September 14, 2012 5

SamCard is a new business card scanner/reader for the iPhone. The purpose of the app is simply to skip the step of entering a contact into your phone after receiving their business card. Or if entering cards takes up too much time normally, you won’t have to carry around a [...]

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Organize your thoughts with DOOO – To Do [iPhone]

Brett September 14, 2012 1

DOOO – To Do is an intriguing reminder utility that organizes your thoughts so your brain doesn’t have to. There are many different reminder/to-do apps on the App Market, but DOOO takes a very unique approach towards their creation. The premise of the app is that the user has important [...]

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Dive into the web with Dolphin Browser HD, an excellent third-party browser [iPad]

Kathryn September 13, 2012 1

I love browsing the internet on my iPad. Surfing the web is one of the iPad’s primary functions, as far as I’m concerned – much more adaptable (and reliable) than my cellphone, and definitely more professional looking than squinting at a phone screen when you’re trying to show something to [...]

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Bring document writing to a new level with Pages, an excellent word processor app [iPad]

Kathryn September 13, 2012 1

I’m a writer. Whether I’m blogging or working on a non-fiction project, or busting my tail to get my November novel to 50,000 words in one month for National Novel Writing Month, it can’t be denied that the written word is my home turf. As a result, on every piece [...]

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Outrun an angry bear on your iPad with ‘Temple Run: Brave’ [iPad]

Kathryn September 13, 2012 3
Outrun an angry bear on your iPad with ‘Temple Run: Brave’ [iPad]

I am a huge fan of Disney. Living less than 10 minutes from Disneyland has only intensified that love. So when I went looking for what iPad app to do my first review on, the answer seemed obvious — Temple Run: Brave, a 3D platform runner for the iPad.

Ever [...]

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Apple lied when it said iPhone 5 is the “world’s thinnest smartphone”

Ashraf September 13, 2012 7

At the unveiling yesterday, Apple’s Phil Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide marketing, claimed the new iPhone 5 is the “world’s thinnest smartphone” thanks to its 7.6mm belt size. An Apple executive is somewhat of an authoritative figure in the mind of people, so the Internet was buzzing about how [...]

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Comedian shows people an iPhone 4S, tells them it is an iPhone 5, and listens as they praise the “better” iPhone 5 [iSheep moment]

Ashraf September 13, 2012 10

Ready for a ridiculously funny iSheep moment? As I’m sure many people know by now, the iPhone 5 was unveiled yesterday but will not be available until September 21. Jimmy Kimmel, a popular comedian known for his night shows, figured this is a perfect moment to play a prank.

Kimmel [...]

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Create breathtaking collages of your photos with TurboCollage [iPhone]

Brett September 13, 2012 0

TurboCollage is a photo utility that groups a set of photos into a gorgeous collage. Featuring 5 unique collage styles (Picture Pile, Picture Grid, Mosaic, Center Frame, Zig Mosaic) and an endless array of editing options, TurboCollage can truly provide limitless possibilities.

Once you upload the photos from your camera [...]

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Jewels with Buddies is a multiplayer version of the classic gem matching game [iPhone]

Brett September 13, 2012 0

Jewels with Buddies Ads Free is a turn-by-turn based match-3 game. Through SMS or Facebook, you can challenge your friends to a jewel matching duel. The chat feature, that is a key feature in most of these multiplayer games, allows you to have casual conversation or obnoxiously heckle your opponent [...]

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Save big on your data plan with Onavo Extend [iPhone]

Brett September 13, 2012 5

Are you an iPhone user that spends a lot of time on 3G? Do you find that your battery seems to decrease quickly when using 3G? Do you have a limited data plan? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you should take a long look at [...]

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‘Splice: Tree of Life’ is a dazzling puzzle game [iPad]

Ishayat September 12, 2012 0

Cipher Prime Studios, the developer behind the ‘Fractal’ and ‘Pulse: Volume One’, is back with an interesting, indie puzzle game called ‘Splice: Tree of Life’. The developer is popular for making iPad-only games and they did the same this time, too. Looking at the game will make you understand why [...]

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Blood Roofs: A rooftop running game powered by the Unreal Engine [iPad]

Ishayat September 12, 2012 0

Blood Roofs is an action runner game that presents the endless running-like genre in a completely different way. Gamesmold released the game unexpectedly this Sunday built using the popular Unreal Engine so let’s see if this game is worth trying or not.

In Blood Roofs you get to play as [...]

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Plight of the Zombie: Strategy game in which you play as a zombie in a non-zombie world [iPad]

Ishayat September 12, 2012 0

All the zombie games released nowadays are mostly about surviving after a zombie apocalyptic event as a human, but what will happen if the world turned upside down and a zombie gets to live in a non-zombie world? Well that’s what “Plight of the Zombie” is about. Let’s see what [...]

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Forgot password or security questions? Apple will say too bad, wipe iTunes account, and lock you out

Kathryn September 12, 2012 6

Last month when Wired‘s Mat Honan was hacked thanks to Apple’s password reset protocol, it scared the pants off Apple. It was frightening the ease with which the hack was accomplished and horrifying what was destroyed in the process. However, Apple’s response has sent them flying too far in [...]

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