Spotify have recently created forums for pretty much anything a Spotify user could want to talk about. They have places for users to come if they need help with anything, as well as places for users to get together and just chat about their favorite music. In order to post, you will need to log [...]

SBSettings makes life easier. Allowing me to shut off Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other settings in seconds is one of the most awesome things ever. SBSettings has been around for as long as I can remember, and because of that, developers have come out with all kinds of cool toggles that you can add. Some are great, and some are downright stupid. The ones on this list are great.

Google have finally rolled out a new feature called My Places, allowing users to easily refer to map locations they visit frequently. One thing that used to frustrate users about Google Maps is that it never did a good job of remembering the places they searched for. With Google being all about personalizing search results for the [...]

This winter I have got heavily into skiing. In fact, I have even written some cool articles about skiing applications on the iPhone. That was great when I was just getting into the sport, but after a while I needed to dig deeper. I needed to get with other skiers and find out information about tricks, gear and other skiing essentials. I needed a full featured skiing website that could keep me up to date with the latest happenings.

Video games are an inherently violent art form. Many of the most popular games involve killing hundreds of enemies without so much as a second thought. Call of Duty, the most popular video game ever made, is based on fighting a war and shooting what seems like an endless number of enemies. It seems like more and more games come out with an “M” rating, and it seems like it is less of a big deal.

If you are looking for a last-minute Valentines Day present, but you are a little short on money, then you are in luck. Starting at 12am (PST) on February 14th, you will be able to give a copy of Advanced SystemCare PRO to a friend or loved one for the low-cost of… free! They will [...]

Apple have just released the very first PC game, Donkey, as an app for iPhone/iPad. Bill Gates is credited with many great things and he revolutionized the personal computer in many ways. You could say that he is largely responsible for bringing the home computer to masses. One thing he is not often known for [...]

Magic: The Gathering is, in my opinion, the single best card game ever created. In many ways, they are the game that popularized collectable card games (or CCGs), and they are still running the show today. The point of this article is to tell you about the official Wizards of the Coast application called Magic: The Gathering Toolbox. It is the one stop shop for all things Magic on your iPhone.

Vonage, best known for their incredibly cheap VoIP phone service, recently launched a mobile application for iOS and Android. This application allows users to call and text other people with the application for free. You can also make unlimited calls to a regular Vonage VoIP number at no charge. This is a great alternative for [...]

Google Chrome, one of the most popular web browsers on computers, is now available for Android mobile devices. The catch is that it is only available for Android devices running Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). If you have an older operating system, you will have to sit on the sidelines for this one. Now that the [...]

One of the coolest things about iOS 5 is the Notification Center. It is kind of ripped off Android’s notification system, but that does not make it any less awesome. Still, like all things iPhone, it is limited. I brought this up last week in a piece about expanding the functionality of Siri, and it holds true here. Apple locks down Notification Center, leaving some functionality that it is clearly capable of untapped.

It seems like every week Google is rolling out something new. Whether it’s a major change to Google Plus or some new terms of service, there is always something cooking at Google. Now, they have come up with something completely out of left field. They are launching Solve For X, which is based on getting [...]

Call of Duty is huge. Every November for the last 5 years, a new Call of Duty has hit store shelves, and every year it sells better than the year before. Even the years that Treyarch, often considered the B-team for COD games, makes them, they still sell millions and millions of copies and smash every entertainment sales record under the sun. It is an impressive feat, and one that keeps netting Activision more and more money.

Amazon wants to sell you stuff. If there is something you are willing to spend money on, Amazon will find a way to take your money and deliver said item to you. Now, they are moving into the lucrative world of sports memorabilia.

Looking for an apartment can be hard work. You need to find a place that is affordable, in a good area, nice looking and so many other things, that it can be overwhelming. Sure, a million websites show you the prices for apartments, but sometimes you want to look at apartments while out and about using a dedicated application for your iPhone.