Last Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission filed eight lawsuits across 4 states against 29 companies. This was against those companies that promise free gift cards if you follow “easy” steps. Continue reading »
Bump, the application for iOS and Android devices can now transfer files between the Mac or PC and the iOS/Android device. Continue reading »
This article on CNET is about how locked in you are to a particular service if you obtain video files from them. Continue reading »
Sioux Falls, South Dakota – There are big changes in iLoveNote, an iOS and Android app for the iPhone, iPad and Android devices. iLoveNote allows a couple to affectionately share their life together in a private social network. The app’s features help improve communication and enrich the relationship by creating an unique and fun way to express ideas, thoughts, concerns and goals better than an email, text message, or Facebook post. Continue reading »
Fast Company has this article on productivity apps.
The local NBC station in Tulsa has been running a series about iPhone applications that actually pay for your to use them. Most of them are only available for iOS, but some also have Android versions. Continue reading »
Smithfield, Virginia – Imperial Penguin has announced that its cross-platform mobile development tool, CatHide, has entered open beta. The tool allows developers to create mobile games for iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, Nook tablets, WebOS, and Blackberry Playbooks with a single codebase.
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This story from the Guardian by Stuart Dredge is worth looking at if you have children that use smartphones and/or tablets. Continue reading »
According to BGR, Microsoft Office for iOS and Android tablets will be available in November. Continue reading »
Eltima Software has announced a new version of SyncMate Plus – version 3.7. This update adds the support of several CardDAV/CalDAV-enabled services. With SyncMate Plus 3.7 one can easily sync contacts, calendars, and Reminders/To Do on Mac with cloud storages like iCloud, Yahoo! contacts, Yahoo! calendars, Fruux, Memotoo, etc. Continue reading »
At this week’s International Broadcasters Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam, Adobe is delivering new tools for streaming broadcasts to more mobile devices, including Apple’s iPad and iPhone.
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I remember going to a Boston Computer Society Fair in the mid ’80s where we had setup a room for medical software vendors to talk to doctors. The big thing there was that the vendors almost never got to spend more than 15 minutes with the doctors at any other location, but at the fair they got to spend hours finding out how doctors thought the software could b e improved. Now the software is moving to iOS devices, especially the iPad. Continue reading »
Two iPads are required for OfficeBleepster, a newly released iPad App that makes it possible for business executives to increase effectiveness and productivity while handling interruptions efficiently. Continue reading »
Mobile Surroundings LLC has announced the expansion of its catalogue for It Happened Here, a location-based app for iPhone and Android. The app lets users discover and share extraordinary information and historical facts about some of the liveliest cities in the United States. It Happened Here provides users original summaries and photos for hundreds of fascinating past events as they move about New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington D.C. Continue reading »
SMEStorage, the multi-cloud data access company has released the first version of its Mac Cloud Tools. The Cloud Tools encompass a virtual Cloud Drive that is integrated into the Mac Desktop, a desktop to Cloud synchronization tool, and Cloud Files indexed and integrated into spotlight. Continue reading »
