Blackness? There’s an App for That Too!
Funny man Elon James White has been so busy with promoting “blackness” (or debunking it, whichever way you want to look at it) that he has just launched the free iBlackness mobile app for Apple and Adroid mobile devices…
Read MoreStress Fighter: The .99 Stress Reliever App
If your boss or somebody in your office that gets on your nerves to no end and you wish there was a way to drop a printer on their head and STILL keep your job; then you might want to check out the Stress Fighter app for your iPhone or iPod Touch.
Read MoreDollars for Apps: Microsoft Pays Mobile App Developers
We’ve watched as Microsoft has taken its tentative first steps into the mobile phone market. It seemed like a natural progression from Micrososft Pocket PC PDAs. However, as witnessed through the abysmal reception for Windows Mobile 6.5 and the recent death of the teen-friendly Microsoft Kin, they’re still trying to hit their stride. As the [...]
Read MoreMiso: Foursquare for Movies
Location is still a hot topic as it relates to the social web. Foursquare continues to pull ahead of the pack. Not only because it’s more flexible, but because of the awesome partnerships and promotion they have done. It keeps things pretty simple while still providing an interesting gaming aspect. This is all fine and [...]
Read MoreCruise Control App Style: Android and Blackberry Apps for Ford
Two new partners who have jumped on board with Ford Blackberry and Android as they have announced that Sync Applink will be on all 2011 Ford models. Applink will enable drivers to access and control select Android and BlackBerry apps via in-car voice commands and control buttons. Check out more details inside.
Read MoreDiscover Music and More with MOG
The search for new and under the radar music is always a priority for myself as I surf the web while at work or at home. Until recently, I had depended on sites such as blip.fm, last.fm, pandora and even youtube to discover new music and hear portions of new albums. Today I would like to introduce you to MOG. MOG is a place for people to publish thoughts about music, as well as a place to share the names of the songs they play on their computers. More importantly, MOG has integrated Rhapsody’s Streaming Music Collection, which basically makes MOG into a discovery-oriented interface for streaming music.
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