Showing posts with label App. Show all posts
Showing posts with label App. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 July 2014

4 Best New Games for Android

Best New Games for Android
We all love to play games in the free time as they are one of the best ways to kill our free, have fun and clear the tension. In addition, gaming makes you creative, attentive and lets you think the things with a different point of view. However, with the advent of smartphones, the gaming standards changed a lot and now you can play some amazing games right on your mobile device. There are so many games available on the Google Play Store, but today I’m going to share the good new Android game apps to spice up your free time.

Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Lets Fly App by Matthew Martino

Lets Fly by Matthew Martino
Some people fear of flying while for some people it's a fun activity that can take you far-off places where you can spend some great time, discover new places, meet cool people and plenty more. Particularly flying for pilots is a normal activity as they are the ones who are responsible and knows how to fly the airplane. They also have sound idea about how planes take off, fly in the air and other information as well. In case if you also want to know about these things or looking to expand your knowledge, then Lets Fly by Matthew Martino is the app for you.

Wednesday, 5 February 2014

Top Skill-Based Games for iPad

Top Skill-Based Games for iPad
There are games that you just play. And there are ones that you master. The App Store has thousands of great game apps to download and enjoy on your iPad. Here we list five of the top games that will challenge your skills while still giving you a good time when you’re catching a break.

Friday, 9 November 2012

Enhance Your Motorcycle Performance Using This App

Latest trend of keeping smartphones has not only become a high-class status symbol, but also has facilitated users with great source of entertainment with worthy apps. Adding to the list of such apps, Moto 2 racing train-trust is getting ready to drive you crazy with its powerful sensing abilities along with real-time data processing.

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

How To See All Android Apps Permissions

People often find it exciting to see their favorite app listed on app stores and tend to make no delay in installing it. Besides being an ultimate source of entertainment, these app stores may offer you some crucial apps that seek to exploit your phone data. Talking about Android’s Google Play, Bit9, a security vendor has already claimed that it has more than 290,000 apps that require high-risk permissions for accessing user data. This certainly demands for systems which can aware people about all the permissions that a certain app is going to have its access on.

How To Run Multiple Instances Of Any App On Mac Using AppleScript

Time is money, and therefore one can increase the productivity by minimizing the work load in an efficient manner. Multi-tasking is the best solution to accomplish the work on time. However, if you are using Mac then running multiple instances of an app may seem a bit difficult to you. Well, many of you would be glad to know that by running a simple script, you can easily execute multiple instances of your app and impress your boss by meeting strict deadlines of your tasks quite smartly.

Friday, 2 November 2012

How To Remotely Monitor Your PC Or Mac From Anywhere Using iPhone

iStat 2 brought up Bjango, is a revived edition of the famous computer monitoring tool iStat. iStat 2 is more than just a monitoring tool and has been able to grab the interest of many tech-savvy users. Be it Windows, OS X or Linux, iStat 2 can locate any system and depict the generated statistics using your iPhone. “The world at your fingertips” has been taken on a more literal meaning by iStat 2.

Thursday, 1 November 2012

More Than 290,000 Google Play Android Apps Contain Security Risks

With the advent of latest Android phones brimming over the market, Google Play is also being filled up with frequent Android apps under various software banners. However, according to Bit9, a security vendor, many of these Android apps contain suspicious content. This may cause the leakage of critical information such as GPS data, phone calls or contact numbers just because user grant permission to such apps.

Wednesday, 31 October 2012

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Key Features

Google yet again manages to introduce another version of Android with a new flavor of Jelly Bean. Let us have a quick overview of some key features of the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Top 5 Must Have iOS Emergency Apps

Although natural calamities can be highly devastating, but you can always find your way out of such a situation by having certain emergency apps in your phone. Let us share some iOS emergency apps that would certainly be of great use for you.

Thursday, 25 October 2012

Top 10 Windows 8 Apps, Let's Give Them A Try

Microsoft never stays behind and has always maintained its share in market place. Now when Google and Apple are already giving each other a tough time, Microsoft has also entered the battle with its new weapon Windows 8. With a brand new look and dynamic interface Windows 8 offers you thousands of exciting features and apps that can take your breath away! Here’s a list of top 10 Windows 8 apps.

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Classic Map - An Alternative To Google Maps On iOS 6

Everybody using iOS 6 must have encountered the Maps issue occurred with the Apple's built-in maps application. Users' reviews about the Apple Maps is not pleasant at all and many users want the Google Maps back on the iOS 6, although still there is no indication from the Apple to retain the Google Maps and Google isn't planning to introduce any Google Maps app for the iOS. However, if you want to use Google Maps on the iOS 6, then ClassicMap may be the one what you are looking for!

Wednesday, 29 August 2012

SneakyPix Allows You To Capture Images And Video Automatically For Easy Photo Stalking

There might be some moments when we want to capture a moment without taking out a camera, especially when some loser saw a cute girl and they just want to take the image of the girl, or take a picture of celebrity in some private party where photography is not allowed. The most common way to take a picture without showoff is to take image from your cell phone’s camera while pretending to talk with someone on call. To make this act more legal we are going to share an app known as SneakyPix that lets you to take photos and record videos as well without any trace.

Sunday, 11 March 2012

Root HTC One X On Android 4.0 Using Superboot

Super users and Geeks are always looking to root their Android devices including smartphones and tablets to get most out of their device and to increase the functionality of the device, in more particular words rooting is the process of gaining the “root access” of that device. HTC along with MoDaCo - Paul O’Brien come with a new package known as Superboot that will allow the device to root on its very first boot by simply installing su and the superuser APK. This utility is compatible with all those HTC handsets that have S-OFF and HTCdev unlocked bootloader features. This package will allow the users to taste the charm of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich features. The HTC One X has yet to hit the markets, but we have already a procedure to root it to Android 4.0, thanks to Superboot.

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Wander Player Turns Your Smartphone Into A Virtual Game Controller

Playing computer games is always a pleasant way for anyone to spend its free time, but in my opinion computer games is the best possible solution to refresh the mind after working all the day especially at the time when you are not able to play outdoor games. However, some games require special controllers to enjoy the game to its peak level and for this you need to spend extra money to buy a controller, but don't worry I have a simple way using which you will be able to turn your smartphone into a virtual game controller for your PC and more importantly you will be able to do this absolutely free!

Saturday, 19 November 2011

Monitor Your Heart Beat And Breathing With iPad 2 Camera Using Philips Vital Signs App

Philips have launched a new application for the owners of the iPad 2known as Vital Signs Camera, which allows you to remotely monitor your heart beat and breathing by simply using the camera of the iPad 2. The vital Signs application use the face of your color to measure the heart rate while the breathing is measured by the motion of your chest.