The App. Roundup: Feb. 8
IntoNow is a social network for television addicts. It includes all the usual suspect features: Push notifications, contact importing, Facebook, Twitter and even Netflix integration…. Continue Reading »
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Around the Blogosphere: Reactions to “The Daily”
Rupert Murdoch announced the release of a new, iPad exclusive, publication today. Billed as the future of the newspaper, The Daily is kind of a… Continue Reading »
The App Roundup: Jan. 31
iStudiez Pro Do you ever find yourself sweating to find the best way to organize your schoolwork on normal calendar applications? Those calendars are great,… Continue Reading »
The App Roundup: Dec. 1
Google Voice Apple finally let this through. The Google Voice app sat in the approval stage of the app store for over a year before… Continue Reading »
Inventors get Quirky
Quirky.com, launched in 2009, brings crowd-sourcing to the world of product design through an online community of inventors.
The App Roundup: Nov. 16
Web start-up Airbnb has just launched its app and it’s quite a beauty. This elegant app gives users full access to Airbnb’s rental services while on the go.
Debbie’s Choice serves food recommendations with personality
If you have ever logged on to Yelp and thought, “This is so overwhelming. All I want to do is find a random place to eat,” then it seems you are not the only one. The creators of becauseyelpsucks.com feel your pain. In fact, they feel so passionate about the issue that they wrote a whole rant, put it online and made a solution – debbieschoice.com.
RockMelt brings Facebook into the Web browser game
This past Monday, Web start-up RockMmelt launched their new browser in a private beta. RockMelt is a brand new web browser built on the Chromium OS (the same platform Google’s Chrome is built on) and is designed to be “the social browser.”