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New Path App Claims to Take Photo Sharing to New Level
San Francisco start up Path has release their new eponymously named app, Path, hoping to solve our problem of simply having too many friends on Facebook. According to their own blog, they claim that, “Path is the personal network. The personal network doesn’t replace your existing social network—it augments them.” What this means is that it has no intention or capability to compete with Facebook or Twitter; it just wants to be useful to (mainly) those who use their Smartphone to update their social network page.
Posted in new technology Tagged applications, FaceBook, Path App, photo sharing, smartphone, Twitter Leave a comment
Call of Duty: Black Ops Shatters Sales Records, Fixes Bugs
The release of Call of Duty: Black Ops brought gamers out of the wood workings. The game easily shattered one day sales records on Tuesday set previously by the games predecessor, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The game grossed around $360 million in day one sales across the United States and the United Kingdom for a total of 5.6 million sold across all platforms – Xbox 360, Playstation 3, PC, Wii and Nintendo DS.
Posted in Entertainment Tagged black ops, call of duty, call of suty games, Nintendo DS, pc, Playstation 3, Wii, Xbox 360 4 Comments
Thunderbird Google Tasks Add-On
Thunderbird offers some great additions to help you interface with your Google account a bit easier.
Posted in google Tagged add-on, Gmail account, google, Google Calendar, IMAP, Thunderbird 2 Comments
Top 50 Apple iPhone Apps Available
It’s difficult to define the top 50 iPhone apps out there, as some lists are all free apps, some lists are brand new, and some are paid applications, and they vary week to week however here’s a few of the currently most popular free and paid apps.
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Breast Cancer Awareness on Facebook
Facebook has provided businesses and charities with a new way to reach millions of users. Breast cancer awareness is no exception. The list of charities looking for fans on Facebook that promote breast cancer awareness is nearly endless. Most even post all year long, peppering the Facebook world the heaviest in October – which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Best iPhone GPS Apps
Planning on taking a road trip, but don’t have a GPS? Maybe an app for your iPhone is the way to go. While, not the cheapest apps in the iTunes store, they offer a lot of the functionality of a personal navigation device, like a Garmin or Tom Tom, combined with portability of your phone.
Posted in Iphone Apps Tagged best iphone, co-pilot live, g map, gps, gps apps, igo my way, magellan roadme, mobile maps america, mobile navigator, motion x, navigon, pandora, tom tom iphone 1 Comment
IPad Coming to a WalMart Near You
Retail giant WalMart began offering the iPad on Friday, October 15. However the discount store won’t be rolling back the price. WalMart will be selling the iPad for Apple’s set price. The cheapest iPad available retails for $499.
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Google Wants to Drive Your Car
Google’s latest innovation is attempting to take the driver out of the driver’s seat. After conquering the internet, and lately the world of smart phone operating systems with Android, Google is taking to the road.
Posted in google Tagged Android, audi tt, automotive industry, automotive technology, car computer system, cliff side roads, driver’s seat, google, google’s latest innovation, latest technology, prevent traffic, prevent traffic accidents, safety devices, sebastian thrun, smart phone, software, toyota Prius Leave a comment
Facebook Messaging: Let the Email Wars Begin