The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome for Mobile browser — both the iOS and Android varieties — will be bringing some new handy features with them. Among them, and perhaps … Continue reading
You may not have heard of the new app called Jelly. It has a rather high profile person behind it that you probably will recognize. Jelly is a social question … Continue reading
Cat owners, I am quite sure that you know how the entire deal works out – you are the slave, and the cat is the master. Some cats take to your home kindly right from the get go, while others tend to have a destructive tendency – with their paws swiping dishes and all sorts of breakable items from the shelves and what-not. Catlateral Damage, a game by Chris Chung, has been described to be a “first-person destructive cat simulator.” It will be so different from many first person titles, where you do not shoot to kill – whether they are aliens, monsters or the undead.
Catlateral Damage Gives You A First-Person Cat Simulator original content from Ubergizmo. 
     |
Horizon is a spanking new video-recording app from the folks over at Evil Window Dog that will allow you to record all of your videos in horizontal mode at all times – without taking into consideration just how you hold your smartphone. It might not sound like much at all to you, but sometimes, it could mean the difference between something that is well shot, or poorly composed. After all, I am quite sure that some of us know of those spur-of-the-moment shots where you begin to record in the wrong orientation.
Horizon Video-Recording App Lets You Record Videos Horizontally All The Time original content from Ubergizmo. 
| |
Facebook could launch a Flipboard-rivaling news reader before the end of January 2014, insiders claim, believed to be called Facebook Paper and aiming to bring shared and aggregated stories to … Continue reading
Following security warnings and the eventual massive leaking of Snapchat usernames and numbers, the disappearing-messages service has been experiencing a glut of spam, something users have been reporting in great … Continue reading
In many of the large cities around the world, taxis are a big business. Helping people to get around the cities makes a lot of drivers significant money. Paris is … Continue reading
Withings has rolled out some interesting health related gadgets at CES 2014. The first of the health gadgets from the company that we talked about was the Withings Aura to … Continue reading
Snapchat, the photo messaging service, suffered a major security breach in recent times, something it was given an ample heads-up for, yet did nothing to mitigate. After the account details … Continue reading
A lot of apps, services, and sites make it easy for people to share their thoughts, experiences, and stories with their networks and with the world.
Realized something that changed your life for the better? Blog about it. Heard about a great deal at a local restaurant? Post an update on Facebook to let your friends know. Got the bag that you’ve wanted for the longest time? Post on Instagram and show the world your awesome stuff.
But if you want to keep track of your days and want to keep it a bit more private, then you can check out Bokeh. It’s a mobile blogging app that was created by Michael Zhang, who’s the founder of PetaPixel.
Bokeh is different from typical blogging services because, as Zhang explains, it’s “designed to be more for remembering than broadcasting.” I suppose you can think of it as a digital diary of sorts.
Users can choose to protect their blogs with a password or make them available to the world. It’s essentially targeted for on-the-go bloggers so you can post updates and record special events quickly and easily, and it features a clean and easy-to-use interface.
Bokeh can be downloaded from the iTunes App Store for free. An Android version is also in the works.
[via Laughing Squid]
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
