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- Cool Websites & Tools – Highlight Interesting Stories, Automatically Mute Music, & Collaborative Audio Workstations
- Drive Time: Top Apps for a Dashboard Mounted Android Phone
- Weebly eCommerce Aims To Simplify Building Online Stores
- Instagram Has Ads Now: Everything You Need To Know
- Quick Android Deals: ROM Toolbox Pro, Beautiful Widgets Pro, and A Great Way To Make Music
- Google Publicly Launches Helpouts For Real Time Expert Help Via Hangouts
- What If Superheroes Had Part-Time Jobs?
- Skitch 3.0.4 Update For iOS Brings Maps & ‘Open In’
- Amazon Cloud Player for iPhone: The Champion Of Mobile Music Players
- By Gandalf! The 5 Greatest Video Games From Middle Earth
- SwiftKey Updates To 4.3 With Custom Keyboard Layouts
- 4 Multiplayer Tweaks That Give Call Of Duty: Ghosts A New Twist
- Mailbird: Change The Way You Use Email [Giveaway]
- 37signals Launches ‘We Work Remotely’ Job Board
- Use Puffin Browser To Play Flash Content On Your iPhone & iPad
Posted: 07 Nov 2013 03:30 PM PST ![]() Gravity Highlighter – highlights the most interesting stories for the site you are on. Gravity is teaching computers how to read and understand language. Everyone has their own Interest Graph which is a list of topics and concepts derived from what you’ve been looking at on the Internet. Scroll.AM – is another way to search Amazon.com, by scrolling through the search results. Just select a category, type in a keyword, and click on a result. As well as a direct link to the product on Amazon, you can also see similar products highlighted, get a short code for easy sharing,... Read the full article: Cool Websites & Tools – Highlight Interesting Stories, Automatically Mute Music, & Collaborative Audio Workstations |
Drive Time: Top Apps for a Dashboard Mounted Android Phone Posted: 07 Nov 2013 03:00 PM PST ![]() You’re driving along; you’re bored. The tin-pot local radio station you’re listening is pushing out clichéd chart music… perhaps you’re lost. Perhaps it’s time you relied on your Android device for entertainment, navigation and general in-car information? Whether planning to use a phone or tablet, Android has a wealth of useful apps that you can use to stream music from the Internet, navigate your way from A to B and even manage fuel logs and mileage expenses. Some apps, of course, are better than others… Roadhouse Blues: Use Your Apps Safely! Before we take a look at what’s available, let’s... Read the full article: Drive Time: Top Apps for a Dashboard Mounted Android Phone |
Weebly eCommerce Aims To Simplify Building Online Stores Posted: 07 Nov 2013 02:30 PM PST ![]() Weebly, the tool that lets you build slick, professional websites for free, now wants to make it easier for anyone who wants to create an online store. The new Weebly eCommerce is designed to be a platform to set up a shopping site with features like that of Amazon, according to the company. Weebly eCommerce will accept credit cards directly from your site with Stripe, PayPal, or Authorize.net, with a secure checkout on your own domain with SSL. The store is also designed to work on mobile phones and tablets. Product listings can be of a wide variety, along with... Read the full article: Weebly eCommerce Aims To Simplify Building Online Stores |
Instagram Has Ads Now: Everything You Need To Know Posted: 07 Nov 2013 02:00 PM PST ![]() You could see it coming, couldn't you? If Facebook is going to buy Instagram and turn it into a billion-dollar success story, there has to be a way for the photo-sharing app to generate huge revenues. And in the world of Web apps, that invariably means advertisements. At the beginning of October, Instagram announced that ads will start appearing in user feeds on November 1. These ads will be shown irrespective of whether you follow that brand or not, but despite that, there are a few things you can do to lessen the annoyance. What's An Instagram Ad Like? For... Read the full article: Instagram Has Ads Now: Everything You Need To Know |
Quick Android Deals: ROM Toolbox Pro, Beautiful Widgets Pro, and A Great Way To Make Music Posted: 07 Nov 2013 01:30 PM PST ![]() Quick Android Deals is a weekly column listing great games and apps that are on sale right now. Act fast, and enjoy some great discount on these well-reviewed finds! Today’s roundup is interestingly app-centric. Here goes: Apps ROM Toolbox Pro – previously $5, currently $3. If you’re into flashing your phone with alternative ROMs, this is one app you really want to check out. Has loads of system tools, and a 4.7-star average with over 100,000 downloads. Android App ROM Toolbox Pro on Playboard Beautiful Widgets Pro – previously $2.60, now $1.40. Granted, it wasn’t exactly expensive before, but this... Read the full article: Quick Android Deals: ROM Toolbox Pro, Beautiful Widgets Pro, and A Great Way To Make Music |
Google Publicly Launches Helpouts For Real Time Expert Help Via Hangouts Posted: 07 Nov 2013 12:30 PM PST ![]() Google Helpouts is an instructional service that will connect people who need help on any topic with experts to show them the way. If you need to ask for solutions on anything from fixing a garage door to planning a career, the live one-on-one sessions over Hangouts video chat come completely personalized. Depending on the nature of the topics and the mentoring required, some of the Helpouts could be free while others could involve a cost or come with a per-minute billing charge. In August, Google announced the launch of Helpouts and even showcased a landing page. Now, it has... Read the full article: Google Publicly Launches Helpouts For Real Time Expert Help Via Hangouts |
What If Superheroes Had Part-Time Jobs? Posted: 07 Nov 2013 11:30 AM PST ![]() While it may not be completely accurate — you know, because when not in superhero mode, some of them have proper day jobs — it’s still funny to see The Flash delivering pizzas, or Mr. Fantastic picking apples. I get why Batman doesn’t need a part-time job, but then again, why would Iron Man? Anyways, it’s all for laughs. A few of these are available in print for $30 from FlyingMouse365, if you’re interested. Read the full article: What If Superheroes Had Part-Time Jobs? |
Skitch 3.0.4 Update For iOS Brings Maps & ‘Open In’ Posted: 07 Nov 2013 10:30 AM PST ![]() The popular image annotation tool Skitch, a part of Evernote's suite of apps, is among the best and easiest ways to quickly edit an image and send it to someone. One of its coolest uses is to annotate maps to share directions, and that has got a boost in the new Skitch 3.0.4 update for iPhones and iPads. Maps were removed in an earlier edition of the iOS app, but they have now returned. "Sometimes there's more to tell about a location than you can express with an address alone. Sharing an annotated map is great for showing party guests... Read the full article: Skitch 3.0.4 Update For iOS Brings Maps & 'Open In' |
Amazon Cloud Player for iPhone: The Champion Of Mobile Music Players Posted: 07 Nov 2013 10:30 AM PST ![]() Are you one of those Spotify listeners who doesn’t want to pay $10 a month to play your music on your mobile device? If so, you may (or may not) know that there are plenty of alternatives which are just as good (if not better) and cheaper. Recently, I profiled Sky.FM, which is one of my favourite music apps for the iPhone, but my all-time favourite, the King of Kings, has to be without a doubt Amazon Cloud Player (free). When it comes to Cloud Player, Amazon has ticked all the right boxes, and gone above and beyond to give you a... Read the full article: Amazon Cloud Player for iPhone: The Champion Of Mobile Music Players |
By Gandalf! The 5 Greatest Video Games From Middle Earth Posted: 07 Nov 2013 10:00 AM PST ![]() The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, like most literary works later adapted to film and games, has a rocky history on game consoles and the PC. The first game adaptation of Middle Earth arrived all the way back in 1982 with The Hobbit from Beam Software. Though successful, the game's successors failed to live up to the first title's gameplay, leading developers to abandon the world of Middle Earth in the 1990s. The trilogy's film release gave it a second chance with gamers, and all of the great Lord Of The Rings games have been released after 2002. That's not... Read the full article: By Gandalf! The 5 Greatest Video Games From Middle Earth |
SwiftKey Updates To 4.3 With Custom Keyboard Layouts Posted: 07 Nov 2013 09:30 AM PST ![]() SwiftKey is one of the best Android apps out there and it’s just got a major update. The new SwiftKey 4.3 brings ‘layouts for living’, which is essentially a cool way of saying that you can now customize the layout of your Android keyboard. Depending on your needs, you might want a different type of keyboard, such as one specifically for typing with a single hand or another for typing on a tablet with two thumbs. That’s what the new update allows you to do. “Allowing people to manipulate the location, size and layout of the keyboard not only makes... Read the full article: SwiftKey Updates To 4.3 With Custom Keyboard Layouts |
4 Multiplayer Tweaks That Give Call Of Duty: Ghosts A New Twist Posted: 07 Nov 2013 09:30 AM PST ![]() At this point in time, we are at looking something like Call of Duty 100. Maybe not that high, but it’s sure starting to feel like it. It’s hard not to feel a little fatigued with the franchise, especially if you have been grabbing each one year after year. That being said, while the core of what makes COD remains in tact in Ghosts, there are some pretty interesting tweaks to the multiplayer formula that hardcore players should definitely enjoy. If you’ve always hated the Call of Duty multiplayer style, this one doesn’t do anything that revolutionary, but for fans,... Read the full article: 4 Multiplayer Tweaks That Give Call Of Duty: Ghosts A New Twist |
Mailbird: Change The Way You Use Email [Giveaway] Posted: 07 Nov 2013 08:30 AM PST ![]() Things on the Internet are not as private as we want them to be. For most of us, our entire online communication resides on someone else’s server. And in most cases, it’s Google’s servers we rely on. But more and more users are looking for alternatives. Ways to handle their email without storing it in some huge company’s remote server. For those users, Mailbird is a great option. Mailbird is an email client for Windows with IMAP support for almost all email providers. According to Mailbird’s website, they never scan your emails and never store them on their servers. While... Read the full article: Mailbird: Change The Way You Use Email [Giveaway] |
37signals Launches ‘We Work Remotely’ Job Board Posted: 07 Nov 2013 07:30 AM PST ![]() 37signals, makers of project management app Basecamp and the Ruby On Rails programming language, has launched a new online job board meant specifically for remote workers. 37signals will be shutting down their existing job board and will migrate all listings to the new site, We Work Remotely. "As a company, we're obviously big supporters of working remotely. We've been doing so for the last decade. 75% of our people are working remotely. We just wrote a new book, REMOTE: Office Not Required, about the why and how. Now we want to help highlight forward-looking companies who've decided that they too... Read the full article: 37signals Launches ‘We Work Remotely’ Job Board |
Use Puffin Browser To Play Flash Content On Your iPhone & iPad Posted: 07 Nov 2013 07:00 AM PST ![]() Whenever someone asks me to recommend an app that supports Flash videos on their iPad, I recommend Puffin Web Browser ($2.99). It’s an attractive and functional app, which is why it has been added to our Best of iPhone Apps page. If you’re new to Apple’s mobile devices, you might not know there’s no default Flash support on iOS devices. Whenever you try to play a video on your iOS device and it asks you instead to download Adobe Flash Player, then you will need to try Puffin. There are other good web browsers for the iPhone and iPad, including Atomic Web, Dolphine Browser,... Read the full article: Use Puffin Browser To Play Flash Content On Your iPhone & iPad |
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