Archive for the Reviews Category
Posted on February 12, 2013 by winston porter
Do you want to make someone look naked? There’s an app for that, and it’s called Nudifier. Nudifier lets you take a completely innocent photo of grandma sitting on her porch and make it look like she’s a crazy old lady sitting outside nude. Of course, if your grandma actually does sit on her porch [...]
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Posted on February 10, 2013 by eli courey
Mailbox is a new email app for iPhone that is getting a lot of attention. What sets Mailbox apart from other email apps is the ability to easily snooze emails until later. Instead of having dozens of unread emails sitting in your inbox, Mailbox lets you focus on only the ones that are important right [...]
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Posted on January 12, 2013 by vincent oliver
If you are looking for a simple note-taking/sketching app for iPhone and iPad, Ink is perfect for you. Ink is a canvas for instantly capturing a rough sketch or back-of-a-napkin idea. The only features are smooth ink on soft paper with built-in sharing…..it doesn’t get any simpler than this. Ink is a universal app and [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2012 by winston porter
MG Siegler over at TechCrunch reviewed the iPhone 5, and to sum it up, it’s awesome. Reading the press coverage since the unveiling, you may have heard that the iPhone 5 is disappointing, or boring. Those people, quite frankly, are fools. They either haven’t actually used the device, or only played with it for a [...]
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Posted on August 21, 2012 by eli courey
We have a few iPhone and iPad games you might want to check out this week, including Random Heros, Organ Trail: Director’s Cut and HORN. Plus, you may be interested in some other awesome games for iPad like Texas Hold’em on Partypoker.com and Scribblenauts Remix, which was recently updated. Random Heros A group of unlikely heroes are [...]
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Posted on May 20, 2012 by winston porter
Being a computer technician, I see a lot of people bring Macs and PCs in needing files recovered that were accidentally deleted, or even more often, from a failing or corrupted hard drive. I’m a strong proponent of having constant backups using services like SugarSync, Backblaze and of course, Apple’s Time Machine. But many people learn their lesson [...]
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Posted on March 22, 2012 by eli courey
SugarSync just updated their iPad app to version 3.0, bringing an awesome new interface that will make even Apple’s UI design team a little jealous. SugarSync’s app now uses sliding “panels” or “cards” that slip above and below each other, similar to Twitter for iPad. This type of touch interface seems to be catching on [...]
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Posted on March 16, 2012 by eli courey
Apple has created a new section in the App Store to highlight Great Apps for the New iPad. We would like to mention some of our favorite apps for iPad, some of which have been optimized for the new Retina display, and others that should be getting an update very soon. iPhoto for iOS: Apple [...]
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Posted on March 13, 2012 by eli courey
If you are a fan of Instagram and memory games, you will love InstaGamer. With a retro Polaroid-inspired interface, InstaGamer links to Instagram for a great way to discover awesome pictures while playing the classic game of memory. InstaGamer is available for free in the App Store. Discover Access 400+ million photos from over 15 [...]
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Posted on February 26, 2012 by eli courey
Skip Tunes is a cool Mac app that lets you control Spotify, Rdio and iTunes from your menu bar. It gives you a simple way to change songs, pause, view album artwork and more without having to switch to the app. Skip Tunes has a beautiful design and feels like something that should be native [...]
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