There are times when you receive zipped archives in your email and if you are an iPhone user you may have been surprised that there is no default way of opening compressed files on your iDevice. However, thanks to iZip, a handy FREE app for iOS →
Transfer music and media to and from iOS devices, with PhoneTrans
If you need to quickly transfer media back and forth to an iOS device, but are tired of iTunes limiting how many iOS devices you can connect to your PC, erasing media found on your phone that it cannot find in your media library, and insisting →
Snap and automatically upload iPhone pictures to Cloud Services, with Autosnap
Uploading and sharing photos to different online services from your smartphone can be a time consuming and irritating task. This process can be made a lot simpler thanks to Autosnap for iOS, a FREE app which allows users to capture and upload the photos to desired →
Play FREE games on any device, with Clay.io
With so many wonderful free flash games out there, did you ever wonder why you couldn’t just play FREE internet flash games on your iOS or Android device? The answer, of course, has to do with support for Flash, or lack of it, on mobile devices. →
Edit iPhone Video and Create Short Movie Clips, with Adobe Videobite
Ever wished you could clip an iPhone video to focus in on the interesting parts (or remove the embarrassing ones?). How about stringing different segments together to better tell a story? If so then read on. If you search the App Store, you will come across →
Add Quotations and Captions to your iPhone Photos, with Quipio
You might have come across inspirational quotations captioned on photos on Facebook and Twitter. One way to add them to your photos is obviously using a photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop, but that’s probably a deal breaker right there for most of us who don’t →
‘Task Paper’ displays your to-do list right on your iPhone lock screen
Despite the fact that Reminder apps and Task Managers have become common on smartphones, many users still forget things they have to do. Sure, you could set up alarms or keep checking your to-do app obsessively, but Task Paper has a better answer. Task Paper is →
Find movies and shows you can stream, with ‘CanIStreamIt’
These days, you can watch all sorts of TV shows and movies online, legally, and on demand. If you’re looking to find a particular show or movie but don’t know where to start, then check out ‘CanIStreamIt’. ‘CanIStreamIt’ is a free service that will search and →
Find out Which iPhone Apps Have Access to Your Accounts, with ‘Permissions’ [iOS]
Many apps require permissions to access you social media accounts and data, and it is common practice to grant third party applications access to your Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox and other accounts so they could post updates, upload files etc. So many, in fact, that we don’t →
‘Speek’ makes making free conference calls a breeze
Do you ever need to make conference calls? Do you ever feel intimidated or inconvenienced by an annoyingly complex process to set the call up? If so, you may want to check out Speek, a free web-based service that is very easy to use, and that →
Perform Handwritten Mathematical Calculations on your iPhone, with MyScript Calculator
Ever wished you could use your iPhone or iPad to do advanced calculations just as you might on a piece of paper, but have the device do the calculations for you instead? If so then check out MyScript Calculator, a free iOS app which can perform →
Find Twitter Users Worth Following, with ‘Discovr People’ for iOS
Twitter is one of the most popular micro blogging service on the internet right now, and for those of us who would like to follow relevant and interesting people (that we do not yet know about) there is a discover section on Twitter that suggests people →
