Almost all the major blogging platforms have their own native app and most of them support multiple blogs from the same platform. But what about all the users out there using multiple platforms?
For those of us dabbling with multiple blogs across multiple platforms, we need a better solution than juggling multiple apps. BlogPress is an app that supports eight of the popular blogging platforms. Now, if you are willing to let go of $2.99 from your pocket for a carefree blogging experience, follow me after the fold.
Gone are the days when we have to wait for reviews by experts in print media or TV before making a purchase. The internet and smartphones have made the common man the judge for products used by fellow commen men! One such tool for social recommendation is stickybits for iPhone.
stickybits allows people to attach digital content like photos and comments to plain old barcodes. When we scan the barcode of a product that has been tagged digitally using the stickybits iPhone app, we get to see all the digital imprints attached to it. Getting the community to comment on product and services (explained below) in a very open social conversation is what makes stickybits so unique.
Craigslist is synonymous with local classified ads. A lot of us use their website on the desktop to sell/buy goods and services. But when it comes to accessing the site on the iPhone, it can be a frustrating experience. Solution? Let’s dive into the App Store.
Craigly is one amongst several other competing apps, and is going to be under our microscope today. The app comes in two variants – Craigly for iPhone costs $0.99 and Craigly Premium costs $1.99. Craigly Premium is a universal binary supporting iPad and packs an additional Text to Speech feature.
One of the flagship features of smartphones in general is the ability to read, create and edit documents from your mobile while on the go. After all, they are supposed to be mobile computers and we have come to expect a lot from them in recent years.
With a powerful device like the iPhone, it is finally possible to handle documents in multiple formats with gusto. There are quite a few mobile office apps in the App Store, but today we’re going to be taking a look at Documents To Go Premium. Join us after the jump for our full review!
Choices, choices and more choices. We are being swamped with choices every single day and taking decisions has never been more time consuming. We can ask our friends and family, but how often can you bother them? Often, not many of them know enough to help you make a choice.
Hunch has a proven track record of being the perfect social recommendation engine with a powerful algorithm under the hood. With a sleek and simple interface, hunchable brings the power of Hunch to the iPhone. This free app gets you personalized recommendations on any topic under the sun – anytime, anywhere.
When it comes to webmail, everyone and their grandma knows that Gmail is the best. A lot of us power users have felt let down with the iPhone mail app that does not support brilliant Gmail features like conversation threads, labels, and so on.
With Mailroom, it is now possible to handle multiple Gmail and Google Apps email accounts with almost all of the goodness and glory of their desktop browser based features. Mailroom costs $2.99, so let’s investigate further to see whether it’s worth the price.
iPhone’s built in Notes app looks good and performs well. However, after prolonged use, you might find the app to be lacking punch – and Notes falls flat with its inability to sync over the air. Lot of apps (free and paid) try to fill the gap, and the front runner of the pack is Awesome Note.
Awesome Note combines note taking and task management in a single port of call. With this sensationally designed app it is possible to make stylish, functional notes. After the jump we will be putting Awesome Note through an extensive review!
I have always been attracted to “old school” analog cameras. The type that have to be loaded with celluloid film rolls, have a removable lens, and a flash as big as the camera itself. The way they looked and the sounds they made were part of their charm.
Sadly, by the time I grew up, analog cameras have long gone out of fashion. It’s also pretty pointless to buy a high maintenance gadget with low quality output just to satisfy an itch from the past!
For those of us who love analog cameras, Hipstamatic lets us get a hang of it right from our iPhones. Let’s go check it out.
