SwipSwap 3.0, a Free application for iPhone and iPod touch users looking for a faster, easier way to share contact information. The app is the first of its kind, offering in-person, group contact exchange using WiFi and Bluetooth peer-to-peer technology. SwipSwap is more than Bump without the shake. The app is perfect for those wishing to swap or share information, break down contact details or export them to other programs. Continue reading →
We’ve heard too many times about today’s economic state and that’s all fine and dandy, but you have one money saving tool that an unfortunate few (teehee had to sneak that one in) doesn’t have – an iPhone or iPod. That’s right, your iPhone or iPod Touch can be one of your best money saving weapons in your arsenal. Yes, your iPhone or iPod Touch cost you one pretty penny and it will continue to as Apple continues to roll out wonderful updates for the iPhone and iPod Touch in the future, but with these handy apps and websites made just for your beautiful, handy, money saving machine – get ready to save the big bucks. Continue reading →
Is It Me lets users take a photo and create a composite that is one half of a face and its mirrored opposite. People look so different that they almost always ask, “Is It Me?!” which is where the app’s name came from. The results are typically hilarious and tend to show up at parties and family gatherings.
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We copped (yes I said copped) the list of app winners from the Best App Ever Awards and the list is quite plentiful, it’s full of winners and lots of great apps.
So browse through the list of winners, see which apps you recognize and which ones you don’t and give them a try. It’s always good to see developers being recognized for their great work! Continue reading →
If you weren’t lucky enough to make it to Macworld, no worries. We have a video of some of the coolest iPhone and iPod Touch technology from Macworld. Enjoy!
People Magazine is offering a Free 38 track country music sampler on iTunes. Artists include Dolly Parton, Allison Moorer, Steve Azar and more.
All you have to do is go here, click on download iTunes and use code: MJAYY67K4HL4.
Fake-A-Call allows users to activate a fake phone call immediately or at a preset time. It can be used as an excuse to get out of uneasy situations or simply trick friends with its realistic conversations. Set an iPhone to “call” itself at any time and initiate four preset conversations or custom recordings. An array of advanced settings leaves users able to completely emulate an actual phone call. Continue reading →
So I love the niche Apple Tablet the iPad, but what happened to all those rumors that were basically crushed today with the news ending at iPad pricing and Apples “goals” of being at the intersection of Liberal Arts and Technology. Continue reading →
So we’ve probably all heard the various Apple rumors over the last few weeks and tomorrow we will finally get some clarity of what is really going over there at Apple Inc. Just in case you’ve missed it, we have put together a list of the rumors thus far, I’m pretty sure as we get closer even though “D-day” is tomorrow we will get a few more rumors.
THE BIG ONE: An Apple Tablet
New Carrier , possibly Verizon in the U.S.So let me know what you think. What do you think is true and what’s not? What do think is just far fetched and what is totally obvious? Let us know what you want to see from Apple and what you don’t. We will definitely be covering the Apple event and updating the blog as the news comes, so watch the blog January 27th for the latest Apple news.
We’ve been watching the devastation unfold right in front of our eyes on T.V. and everyone has been trying to do something to help, well now you can just by purchasing apps and what a GREAT excuse to buy some apps, lol! There are several companies out there doing something for the Haiti Relief that you can support to get your donation to the charity of your choice. For starters – there is the big one that involves multiple developers and it’s called the Indie Relief.
A group of over 140 Mac and iPhone developers will donate 100 percent of their software sales from the day to a charity of their choice through Indie+Relief. The charities are all helping with the relief efforts in Haiti and include such organizations as Doctors Without Borders, the Red Cross, and UNICEF. Applications range in price, but they start at $0.99 so there really is something that practically everyone can afford.
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