Applications

3 Tips for App Development Success

by Guest Author October 25, 2011

There is no doubt that apps for smartphones, whether they be traditional or prepaid phones, are becoming incredibly popular and highly important. Smartphone usage is expected to grow exponentially in the next few years, and more and more individuals are turning to their apps to guide them through and entertain them in their daily lives. [...]

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Six Mac OS X Applications That I Couldn’t Live Without

by Mike Mansell July 14, 2011

Being somewhat of a new Mac OS X user, one of the things that I find to be great about the operating system is the vast selection of applications that help me to remain be more efficient and productive. Now, I’m not a huge term of the term “power user” because it simply sounds too cliché, [...]

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Nielsen: Games Outrank Weather and Social Networking Apps on Smartphones

by Mike Mansell July 7, 2011

Admittedly, I’ve never been a huge gamer by any stretch of the imagination. More recently I’ve poked my head into the world of Minecraft only to become bored with what others describe as an incredibly addicting game very quickly. Sure, I have a Playstation 3 hooked up to the television in my living room, but [...]

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Adobe Gets Creative With “Creative Suite” Licensing

by Mike Mansell April 12, 2011

In the past I have discussed the very real possibility that we will see significant declines in the amount of software (as well as movies, music, and other electronic media) that is “pirated”, a term used to describe media that is downloaded illegally on the Internet. While I admitted that this was a very bold [...]

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Review: Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery

by Mike Mansell July 16, 2010

With society being as computerized as it is, there’s no doubt that people like you and me find ourselves very dependent on our personal computers, files, and data. Between entertainment, information, finances, and memories, the average computer holds a great deal of the owner’s life. However, being as reliant as we are on our computers, [...]

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I Am T-Pain (Seriously)

by Jeff Weisbein September 12, 2009

I Am T-Pain, no really. I am. I sound just like him thanks to his brand new iPhone app (download here). I Am T-Pain is by far the coolest app in the App Store to date. At least, I think so anyway. The application gives you Auto-Tune in the palm of your hand. Auto-Tune by [...]

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Part 1: Malwarebytes vs SuperAntiSpyware

by Jeff Weisbein May 27, 2009

Note: This is going to be a two part post. This post focuses on user interface, speed, compatibility and updates. The next part will focus on removal and protection. The Internet today is running rampant with malware – it’s just not safe to surf with the web without some kind of anti-malware application on your [...]

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Tweetie For Mac Review

by Jeff Weisbein May 1, 2009

Tweetie For Mac is an excellent Twitter application for your desktop. Unfortunately for you Windows users you are out of luck on this one as it’s only for OSX. Nonetheless, this is a magnificent application. In fact, up until the release of Tweetie For Mac I have never used a Twitter desktop application. I tried [...]

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Apple’s App Store Approaching 1 Billion Downloads

by Jeff Weisbein April 13, 2009

As of today, nearly one billion iPhone/iPod Touch apps have been downloaded around the globe. This is an impressive feat for Apple who only opened the App Store approximately 9 months ago. It took Apple from November 2004 to February 2006 to reach 1 billion legally downloaded songs from the iTunes Music Store. What’s the [...]

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