Blip.me is a fun and free way to turn your Android or iOS device into a virtual walkie-talkie. You can send voice messages with it, even to people who don’t have an Android or iPhone, and even to people that don’t have the app. It also allows you to send voice messages using your data →
PowerInbox enhances your Facebook, Twitter, and Groupon emails
Powerinbox is a free program that enhances your web-based email. It adds more functionality for emails from Facebook, Twitter and Groupon by allowing you to interact with those emails in new ways, such as the ability to respond to email notices, watch videos, or comment on photos right from your inbox without having to head →
Make custom ringtones with MuseTips Free Mp3 Ringtone Maker for PC and Ringdroid for Android
Ever wanted to use a part of a song as your ringtone? You can, and it doesn’t have to cost a cent. Free Mp3 Ringtone Maker lets you clip your mp3 files into ringtones for use with most cellular phones. It’s simple, easy, and efficient. It lacks frills and extras, but it does what it →
Is Android a stolen product?
Before he died, Steve Jobs stated that he believed Android to be a ‘stolen’ product. This has caused a massive controversy across the internet and a lot of folks are seriously upset by the statement. Is Android a stolen product, or was this just a statement by Mr. Jobs surrounding a personal agenda?
Freeware for the holidays!
The winter holidays are just around the corner, and it’s time to get some freeware to jazz up your technology with the holiday spirit! With screensavers, games, and apps, there’s never been a better year for the possibilities of freeware for the holidays. This article will cover a few different ideas to get you started, →
Waking up is a social activity with TalkO’Clock
Currently in an open Beta version, TalkO’Clock, a “social alarm service” is a brand new way to indulge in social networking and may be its next evolution. TalkO’Clock lets you request and/or make telephone calls with complete strangers from all over the world. That sounds odd, at first, and I even heard one person call →
Read your eBooks on your Android with Cool Reader
There are plenty of eBook readers out there, and even more than a few for mobile devices like Androids. That means, of course, that you have tons of options for which reader you choose to use. How, then, do you decide which one? The simple answer is to use Cool Reader. Cool Reader(CR) is an →
Three Great Free Games for Android: Asteroid Defense, Zenonia 3, and Vampires Live
It was only recently that I personally joined the ranks of those who own an Android, and I have been scouring the Android Market for what I consider the best apps available for free. For me, a game has to be fun, and meet three specific criteria to be considered great: awesome visuals, decent sound, →
Read your favorite web sites from nearly any phone with Tidyread.com
Do you love reading the latest articles on the web? Do you have a phone or other mobile device that can access the web but only in limited ways? Tidyread.com is the answer to your dilemma! Tidyread.com provides a very simple but very powerful service for free: It converts complex web pages that include flash →
Stream your music, playlists, podcasts to multiple PC’s and devices with AudioGalaxy
Let’s say you’ve got a snazzy, large music collection on your hard drive at home, and that you would like to take it with you; get access to it from your computer at work, from your iPhone or Android device. And let’s say you want to do this without having to transfer and copy files →
Minus: share large files and photos with this stylish cloud hosting app
If I’ve seen one file sharing web service in the past few months I’ve seen a about twenty. But this one stands out from the pack in several respects; most notably its (ad-free) stylishness and support for multiple platforms and devices. Minus is a file hosting service that will let you upload and share large →
Manage your tasks list on your PC, iPhone, and other devices with Wunderlist
Let’s face it: not only is the internet everywhere, but computers are now in everyone’s pocket. So it doesn’t really make sense to manage your tasks and to-do’s on a desktop, because your smartphone is just oh-so convenient for accessing your tasks and information right when you actually need to. And oh so convenient for →
