Google+ has clearly become the primary social network for many of its users, and chances are they’ve migrated across from other similar sites, which presents a problem if they want to upload all their existing pictures to their Google+ profile. Of course, there’s the good old-fashioned way of doing so individually, but depending on the [...]
Continue reading...1. September 2011 | by Andy Boxall
Loved by some, hated by others, the art of applying a special filter to a picture taken with your iPhone has exploded in popularity over the past year or so. In fact, it has become so popular, there’s talk of a similar feature becoming standard in iOS 5. In the meantime, those wanting to add [...]
Continue reading...21. April 2011 | by Andy Boxall
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If you haven’t heard of RockMelt before, it’s a web browser with social networking integration. You sign-in with your Facebook details and down one side of the browser window appears your friend list, where you can chat through Facebook Chat, share links and all the other stuff you’d normally do on your Facebook homepage. The browser [...]
Continue reading...22. March 2011 | by Andy Boxall
More people are shunning the traditional alarm clock by their bedside in favor of their mobile phone, especially when combined with a cool recharging dock to ensure your phone doesn’t run out of battery at the wrong time! While iOS has its own built-in alarm feature, the App Store is full of alarm apps, many of [...]
Continue reading...9. March 2011 | by Andy Boxall
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I’m a fan of Instagram, and use it to add filters to pictures I intend to post on my Tumbr blog, however I’m sure I nowhere near as prolific a user as many others out there. If you’re one of them, then take a look at Stickygram, a service directly linked with Instagram. What Stickygram does [...]
Continue reading...17. February 2011 | by Andy Boxall
I’m not Mr. Sport. I find the idea of running when you’re over the age of 12 uncouth, I never use the word ‘ripped’ in connection with anything other than a piece of paper, and am convinced that anyone ‘pushing their body to the limit’ is either all talk or looking for a quick route [...]
Continue reading...24. January 2011 | by Andy Boxall
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Learning another language is hard, but there are so many different ways of doing so that there is sure to be one way to suit everyone; it’s just a case of finding it. As it’s difficult, the lessons needs to be engaging, progressive and well taught, otherwise it’s all to easy to abandon it. Believe [...]
Continue reading...20. December 2010 | by Andy Boxall
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Laying in bed and staring at the ceiling because you can’t sleep is very frustrating, something I usually cure by getting up and doing some work, but the last time I was in this situation, I reached for my iPhone 4 to try out SleepStream 2. This is an app primarily designed to aid sleeping and [...]
Continue reading...4. December 2010 | by Andy Boxall
The opportunity to review FlightTrack Pro and its sister application, FlightBoard, came just at the right time, as under normal circumstances this review would be based around a fake scenario created for the purposes of evaluation. However, it just so happened that my wife was heading off on business and the journey would involve several [...]
Continue reading...6. October 2010 | by Andy Boxall
FarFinder first appeared in the App Store in 2008, and has remained there until May 2010, when it was removed from sale by Apple due to a problem with its name. FarFinder, for those who don’t know, is a free app that works with a desktop program that provides remote access to your computer. That [...]
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7. September 2011 | by Andy Boxall
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