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eBay Redesigned the iPad App. Why? For Users. Not for Apple. (via @jkhowland)

by Joshua H. on May 9, 2012 in Apps

Any website called Beautiful Pixels has my attention. Mikhail Madnani, reviewed the new 2.0 release of the iPad app from eBay. Sometimes it’s surprising that companies don’t support the latest features of the iPad, like the retina display. Sometimes it’s surprising when they do. Company of design? eBay isn’t exactly known for it’s impressive design. [...]

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Snapguide gets the first shot at in-app pinning to Pinterest (via @jkhowland)

by Joshua H. on April 27, 2012 in Apps, Social Media

Have you used Snapguide? It’s a slick iOS app that makes it easy to create, view and share guides online. The app is addictive and gorgeous. One of the best designed apps on the store. Pinterest addition I’ve pointed out before that Pinterest isn’t an overnight success. The service has been around for years. They [...]

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Google *beta* Play goes through growing pains

by Joshua H. on April 24, 2012 in Gadgets, News

Earlier Google Play had a bug. That’s vague, sorry. Google Play has had bugs on mulpitle recent occasions. Not much less vague I guess. March 26th bug Would you like a random Russian MTC Mobile Mail app installed on your device? Oh you wouldn’t? Too bad, there was an automatic update for a carrier-installed app [...]

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OneReceipt, smartly uses your emails to help track your spending

by Morgan W. on April 23, 2012 in Apps, Product Reviews

OneReceipt is a simple and convenient app that helps you track your finances. Here’s what they have to say about themselves: We keep all your receipts, and we mean ALL (paper and digital), in one convenient place. Automatically track your digital receipts OneReceipt links to your email account. It automatically pulls the financial information out [...]

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Developer @ttscoff created a website to help you pick an iOS text editor – iTextEditors

by Joshua H. on April 21, 2012 in Apps, Gadgets, Wishful Thinking

Silly plaintext lover I’m always typing on my iPad or iPhone, and it seems like there are so many text editors out there, I never know if I’m using the one that is the best for me. I don’t know if you’ve ever shopped for text editors before, but there are quite a few. I [...]

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New apps from Topps bring baseball cards into the 21st Century

by Tyler Riggs on April 9, 2012 in Apps

It’s no secret that baseball cards are less popular today with kids than they were in the olden days. Young baseball fans used to love ripping open a new pack of cards, seeing if they had their favorite players, players from their favorite team, or heck, just any good players that they could trade to [...]

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Report: Mobile App Developers Losing Interest in Android

by Caleb Hicks on April 6, 2012 in Apps, Gadgets

I’ve talked to a lot of Android users over the past two weeks. We’ve talked about hardware, operating systems, and apps. One thing that I’ve been told repeatedly is that it’s ‘only a matter of time before Android apps are more popular, profitable, and well designed than iOS apps’. A Steady Decline Unfortunately for the [...]

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Top-Secret Texting Apps

by Ashley Bernal on April 2, 2012 in Apps

Planning a surprise party? Keeping a secret? Sending someone bank or credit card information? Just plain avoiding nosey coworkers or friends? Lucky for you, no matter what mobile device you’re using or what secret you’re keeping, there’s an app for that. Here are a few apps for top-secret texting. 1)     CoverText for iPhone: CoverText allows [...]

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Pair: An App for Long Distance Relationships

by Ashley Bernal on March 30, 2012 in Apps

My husband “lives” in the same city as me but works in an entirely different state. And no, it’s not a “drive across a state boarder right up the road on the way to work” kind of thing. It’s more of a “fly twice a week” kind of thing. So, naturally there is a lot [...]

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“Do Android tablet apps really suck? Yes. Yes, they do.” -PCMag.com

by Joshua H. on March 28, 2012 in Apps, New Technology, Wishful Thinking

If you haven’t looked at PC Mag’s recent article on how badly Android tablet apps suck, you should go read it. Here is a link to the slideshow for the article: pictures of crappy Android apps and awesome iPad apps. Don’t let Andy Rubin and Eric Schmidt convince you that eventually developers are going to [...]

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