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- Unread — RSS for iOS 7 & Giveaway! Jared Sinclair is mostly known for his previous offerings in the App Store: Pillboxie is a medication
- A Gameboy That Plays 3DS Games I bought a 2DS. Upon ordering the handheld, I knew exactly what I was signing
- Keep Quiet with the Das Keyboard Model S ...with Quiet Key Design. The essential thing to notice in that title is the emphasis
- Limelight — Beautiful Movie Tracking Limelight is a new app from the team at 9:42AM that makes tracking movies simple
- SurfacePad for iPhone — Designed for Some The Twelve South SurfacePad for iPhone is a special accessory made for a specific group
- On Mine: Momento App Looking back, I wish I had done a lot of things differently. Taken out less
- Keep It Light with the Power Support Air Jacket Since the launch of the iPhone 5, the arms race to create the best case
- Tough as Glass with the Bodyguardz Pure There's always a brief period of time wherein I consider applying a screen protector to
- Searching for the Perfect iPhone Case Many people on the hunt for the ultimate in iPhone protection are realizing how elusive
- Twitterrific 5 — Changing the Game. Again. Twitterrific is old; Twitterrific is new. Twitterrific is traditional; Twitterrific is innovative. Remarkably, Twitterrific 5
Category Archives: Review
Fantastical — Making the Obvious the Standard
It’s difficult to find apps that possess a flawless blend of usability, design, and function, but sometimes you stumble upon that perfect combination. Apps like Tweetie of yesteryear, the newly reborn Facebook app, and even the slow rebuilding of Instagram read more
Beasts of the Southern Wild
“Daddy could’ve turned into a tree, or a bug. There wasn’t any way to know.” “Beasts of the Southern Wild” is a work of pure imagination and unfettered human emotion that is easily a contender for my favorite film of read more
Cleartones — Fresh, Clean, Pleasant Sounds
Walking down the street, shopping at the mall, and riding on the metro, although typically unrelated, usually have one thing in common: the nearby noise of a horrendous, grating, brain-piercing ringtone. Ringtones are meant to work as alarm clocks do; read more
Flurry — Simplicity Meets Usability and Design
[UPDATE: Winners have been chosen! Congrats to @Suckersapien, @lanceloeffler, @Failgunner, @mreakus, and @joshuaarnao!] Today’s Twitter apps are either one of two things: usable or beautiful. We rarely see a perfect mesh of both, yet Flurry manages to blend the beauties read more
Ecoute for iPhone – The Music App Redone
Ecoute for Mac changed the game in terms of solid iTunes replacements. The simple but refined interface, social network integration, and stand-out features made it a great buy. The developers at PixiApps have since turned their focus to iOS, and read more
Stir Up a Song with Ramen Music
We live in a life and time where listening to music has become ten times more complicated than it needs to be. Why? We have no idea. You can’t listen to music that you may enjoy because someone is waiting read more
Checkmark – Reminders Reimagined
My struggles with todo apps are well documented. I’ve resigned myself to the fact that I wont ever settle on one system, but instead attempt to use what works fully knowing that “what works” may change on a whim. Well read more
The Transit App is Right on Time
As Google’s diligently incorporated dozens of local transit services in to Google Maps over recent years, Apple’s decided to throw Google under the bus and rock their own Maps. While iOS 6 showcases some gorgeous new maps with walking directions read more
Puur – Beautifully Handcrafted Sleeves
I love my iPhone. It’s with me 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and I never set it down for anything. It gets good use and deserves good protection. It’s something I’ve invested money into and something I read more