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[iPhone] Find out if a movie has anything after the credits with Anything After

Tucker January 14, 2013 4

mzl.kudsqbqg.320x480-75I remember when “Iron Man” came out in 2008, and how angry people were when they realized they were supposed to stick around until the end of the credits to see the “bonus scene” with Samuel L. Jackson. Most of the time, a movie theater indicates whether there is a [...]

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[iPhone] Tiny ARPG is a simple, fun time wasting game

Tucker January 13, 2013 0

mza_4999887799939356482.320x480-75Most of us use our iPhones for two things: staying in touch with other people, and killing time while we wait for those people to show up and meet with us. A person can only play so many rounds of Angry Birds, so I try and keep a rotating list [...]

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[iPhone] RepairPal helps you track and fix car problems

Tucker January 12, 2013 0

mza_8606230683152451155.320x480-75I can rip open a computer and tell you what each of the components does. But if you ask me to do the same thing under the hood of my car, I’d be at an utter loss. And I’m even more clueless when it comes to knowing what it should [...]

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[iPhone] Learn about Large Hadron Collider and particle physics with Particle Zoo

Tucker January 11, 2013 0

mzl.jimavfwy.320x480-75Nobody likes to feel like the dumbest person in the room. But when science news breaks, those of us who don’t have a solid background in cutting edge science can feel utterly lost. If you feel out of the loop when it comes to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), CERN [...]

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[iPhone] Help Out is an addictive puzzle game for kids and adults

Tucker January 10, 2013 1

mzl.igxqmrii.320x480-75The simplest puzzles are often the best. Rubik’s Cubes, Sudoku, Tetris…there’s something so satisfying about solving these simple challenges. Now, you can add one more game to that list: Help Out, an iPhone puzzle game developed by Incredible App! Whether you want to train your brain, or find a [...]

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[iPhone] Learn clever life hacks, hints, and tips with Household Tips & Tricks

Tucker January 9, 2013 0

mzl.rttguugq.320x480-75Okay, let’s be honest: nobody likes cleaning. But when you take a “life hack” approach to chore, even cleaning can be kind of fun. Household Tips & Tricks is packed with tons of these clever hacks, with info on everything from how to get gum out of someone’s hair to [...]

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[iPhone] Explore the world with a virtual penpal using Wander

Tucker January 8, 2013 0

mzl.hevlrlcr.320x480-75Sometimes, the apps we loved a year ago are the apps we ignore today. About a year ago, I was really big into an app called Wander, which pairs up users with “virtual guides” from all over the world. You are matched up with your guide for seven days. [...]

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[iPhone] Track progression towards major life goals with Everest goal tracker

Tucker January 8, 2013 0

mzl.cfqpzyco.320x480-75They say “the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” But keeping your momentum up on that journey can be pretty hard. I read a news article the other day that said most New Year’s resolutions are given up by January 9th. If you want to keep [...]

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[iPhone] Buy local goods and services with Zaarly

Tucker January 7, 2013 0

mzl.bzkfefhy.320x480-75More and more people are coming around to the “Buy Local” lifestyle, demanding thing like locally-produced vegetables and locally-roasted coffee, whenever possible. The next logical extension of the “Buy Local” mentality is to focus on other goods and services from local business owners. To that end, Zaarly aims to provide [...]

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Google Now and Google Translate bug ‘praises the iPad’

Enrique January 7, 2013 2

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Now this is definitely one of the stranger bugs we’ll come across. A bug in Google’s text-to-speech engine that affects the Google Now and Google Translate services causes it to add the phrase “he now praises the iPad” to sentences ending with “end with,” “enraged with,” and “filled with.”

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Now this is how you get your stolen phone back

Enrique January 7, 2013 1

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If you’ve never used Apple’s Find My iPhone app, then good for you — I’m glad you’ve never needed to. But for those of us who’ve used it to locate a misplaced or even stolen phone, it’s a godsend. A musician named Nadav Nirenberg, however, shows us how to really [...]

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[iPhone] Use iSession to manage a schedule filled with clients

Tucker January 6, 2013 0

mzl.reeyfzph.320x480-75If you are in a profession where you meet with multiple clients throughout the day, good appointment management may be your biggest concern. iSession is an iPhone app developed by Spud Pickles to help users manage their busy appointment book. Targeted towards professionals like psychologists, estheticians, and physical therapists, iSession [...]

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[iPhone] Airports by TravelNerd provides maps, terminal info, food options, and more about major airports in the world

Tucker January 5, 2013 1

mzl.ofqlnudd.320x480-75When people plan a trip to a new city, they spend hours looking up the best places to eat, stay, and visit. But more people would have a better overall travel experience if they spent as much time researching the airports that they travel through as thoroughly as the cities [...]

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[iPhone] Monitor potentially tech-killing solar flares with 3D Sun

Tucker January 3, 2013 1

mzl.nhbrlltu.320x480-75If you’re passionate about technology, then you may know that solar activity can have a potentially disastrous effect on all kinds of tech, from radios to navigation equipment to infrastructure. Given the fact that solar activity is supposed to peak during 2013, more and more people are getting interested in [...]

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Are Apple and Intel working on their own Smart Watch?

Enrique January 2, 2013 0

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Were you one of the tens of thousands that backed the Pebble Watch (pictured above) on Kickstarter? Well, congrats because it looks like Apple and Intel have taken the hint.

With more than $10,000,000 pledged over the initial asking price of $100,000, it’s not secret now that there’s an untapped [...]

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Next iPhone and iOS 7 already showing up in developer logs

Enrique January 2, 2013 0

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We all know that the folks at Apple are hard at work on the next iPhone and iOS, and signs of that have finally begun to trickle out of Cupertino.

Quite literally in fact, because app developers are beginning to see usage logs referencing an unreleased iPhone and version of [...]

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[iPhone] Dark Strokes: Sins of the Fathers is a must-play hidden object game

Tucker January 2, 2013 1

mzl.bthidhdj.320x480-75Looking for a new game that’s as fresh as 2013? Good news: Dark Strokes: Sins of the Fathers Collector’s Edition, developed by Big Fish Games, Inc., is a brand new hidden object game you might wanna check out. This new title may be just the lazy game you’ll want [...]

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Pirated iOS apps community Hackulous suddenly shuts down

Enrique January 1, 2013 1

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While there are many legitimate reasons for jailbreaking your iPhone, one of the more popular things to do with a jailbroken device was install pirated apps on it.  And for pirated iOS apps, there was no better place to go than Hackulous, the community and website behind the Installous app. [...]

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[iPhone] Keep your New Year’s working out resolution with iPush-up Counter

Tucker January 1, 2013 0

mzl.qdhfgzpa.320x480-75Happy 2013, everyone! Did you make a New Year’s resolution this year? Chances are, if you did set a goal for yourself this year, it’s got something to do with fitness. In the spirit of helping you stay on track with your New Year’s goal, here’s a handy app that [...]

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[iPhone] Photo Table makes it easy to view and sort your pics

Tucker December 31, 2012 0

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Photographs always make us feel nostalgic, no matter how old we are. So it’s no surprise that many photo apps try and bring an analog feel into their design. One app that does this quite well is Photo Table, developed by Paul Solt. This app mimics the feel of [...]

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[iPhone] iEncryptText lets you send secret encrypted messages to friends and family

Tucker December 30, 2012 0

mzl.ebftmhgz.320x480-75iEncryptText is an iPhone app developed by Idan Sheetrit. Perfect for sending confidential emails or messages to colleagues or friends, this handy app makes you feel like a secret agent. Currently on sale for free, the app normally costs 99 cents. However, it does have some drawbacks. We’ll get to [...]

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[iPhone] Army Knife Basic 3-in-1 brings a flashlight, ‘SOS’ light, and level in one

Tucker December 28, 2012 0

mzl.lchlnuga.320x480-75Sometimes, I poke around the App Store and find hidden gems. Other times, however, the old apps I manage to turn up are out of date, poorly designed, or both. Army Knife Basic 3-in-1 is one of the latter types of apps. Developed by reduxsoft, this “multi-functional” app is pretty [...]

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Gameloft slashes Android and iOS games down to 99 cents

Enrique December 28, 2012 0

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One of the best parts of gaming is the holiday sales, its the best time to pick up those games you may have been eyeing but could never justify putting down the cash for. If those games happen made by Gameloft, there will probably be no better time to splurge [...]

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[iPhone] Send yourself an email with one tap using To: Me

Tucker December 27, 2012 0

mzl.cpzrsqcr.320x480-75I live in my email, and the easiest way for me to remind myself about an article I want to read, or a project I need to start working on, is to send myself an email. I know, I know: I could be using the Reminder app on my phone, [...]

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[iPhone] Look up the dates of upcoming holidays and major events with IsWhen

Tucker December 27, 2012 0

mzl.jjayctjq.320x480-75Do you know what I find myself Googling most often? No, it isn’t “When is the next season of ‘Game of Thrones’ premiering?” It’s usually a query about when a certain event or holiday will next take place, like “When is Daylight Savings time?” or “What day of the week [...]

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Facebook releases ‘Poke’ for iOS, a self-destructing messaging app

Enrique December 26, 2012 0

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Facebook has released Poke on the App Store, a new messaging app that lets users ‘Poke’ other users on iPhone with self-destructing messages. The app is essentially the same as Snapchat, but with the Poke branding brought in from Facebook. The app allows you to set messages to expire in [...]

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[iPhone] Easily split restaurant checks or utility bills using Divyit

Tucker December 25, 2012 0

mzl.adiirdjv.320x480-75There’s nothing worse than having a relaxing night out with your friends, only to have everyone tense up once the check hits the table. Take the stress out of divying up the bill with Divyit, an iPhone app developed by DC Software Arts.[...]

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Samsung is suing Apple in South Korea over Notification Center

Enrique December 24, 2012 0

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This one was just waiting to happen. Why? When Apple first introduced its “Notification Center” along with iOS 5, many longtime Android users noted that Apple outright copied Google’s implementation. Now that one of Google’s notification patents has been granted, it looks like Samsung is taking advantage of that opportunity.[...]

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[iPhone] Find free WiFi hotspots with Free Wi-Fi app

Tucker December 24, 2012 0

mzl.ccoevalv.320x480-75Whether you’re hunting for a hotspot while on the go, or just looking to score some free Wi-Fi in your area without having to deal with an ISP, the app Free Wi-Fi, developed by YOUniversal, is worth checking out. Like the Wi-Fi you’ll be tracking down, the app is [...]

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[iPhone] A Novel Idea helps writers collect, review, and organize their ideas

Tucker December 21, 2012 1

mzl.akxranan.320x480-75When I’m not writing app reviews or TV recaps, I’m writing fiction. And as any writer knows, you can never really control when a creative story idea will rears its head and stop you in your tracks. For recording story ideas on the go, I’ve just been using the Notes [...]

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[iPhone] Learn about your risk of diseases with Gene Screen

Tucker December 20, 2012 0

mzl.wvtlnish.320x480-75Gene Screen is a cool iPhone app developed by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about the underlying causes of certain diseases, this educational app can teach you about how genetics influence our lives.

What is it and what does it do

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Apple is looking to Foursquare to help improve Apple Maps

Enrique December 20, 2012 2

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When Google Maps came roaring back to iOS, some people might have thought that Apple had given up on the maps race. But after a recent restructuring in management that put Apple’s Eddy Cue in charge of maps, it appears that some of the first steps to improvement are starting [...]

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[iPhone] Penny Saved Pro helps you save money by separating your ‘needs’ from ‘wants’

Tucker December 20, 2012 0

mzl.cjxquopl.320x480-75Saving for a vacation, a new car, or a special item like an engagement ring? You might need a financial app to keep you on track. If you want to reach a savings goal that big or small, you might want to check out Penny Saved Pro, developed by [...]

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Apple is denied injunction against Samsung products

Enrique December 19, 2012 3

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Even after winning a historic $1.05 billion patent and trademark verdict, Apple sought a court-ordered injunction against Samsung. If granted, we would have seen the infringing Samsung phones banned from the US market. Unfortunately for Apple, that won’t be happening anytime soon, if at all.

In post-trial motions, US District [...]

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Google Maps on iOS is downloaded 10 million times in less than 48 hours

Enrique December 19, 2012 0

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There was no question that there was a huge demand for Google Maps to return to the iPhone, and Google has announced just how many iOS users were itching for a proper maps solution. Google’s recently released Google Maps for iPhone was downloaded over 10 million times in less than [...]

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