Sep 13
Watching your waistline and your spending? Definitely stop eating takeout right this second. And also, check out this app called Spark Recipes. More »
Sep 12
There is an app for just about anything and everything these days. Even back in 2009, a cartoonist for the New Yorker knew what was up. Roz Chast drew “myPhone”—the cartoon marked the iPhone’s first appearance in the magazine—for an issue that ran July 27, 2009. More »
Sep 12
Fashion Kaleidoscope: Stop Scouring the Internet for Style [App Of The Day]
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Street style has become a thing thanks to the internet. Sometimes it’s annoying and self serving but oh my god can I get those shoes in green? You can shop all the fashion you see blogged about with Fashion Kaleidoscope. More »
Sep 10
You can get stuck in a rut in the kitchen where you end up making the same boring dishes night after night. If you find yourself in this position, Gojee will save your from culinary boredom. More »
Sep 10
Stitcher is all about giving the people what they want and, only days after introducing its popular lists, it’s back with an offline mode for its iOS apps. Despite boasting one of the smallest data footprints in the streaming game (0.2MB per minute), you can now download over 10,000 radio shows for unconnected listening. Beware — the app will automatically update the shows on your custom stations, so if you plan on using it to save that precious data for other things, make sure to set it to only pull over WiFi. Along with that major enhancement, there’s a new comments system and other improvements in Facebook sharing, searching and AirPlay compatibility. The PR says the update is live, but iTunes disagrees, so you’ll have to wait a little longer before going off-grid.
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Sep 07
It’s Friday and what better way to celebrate than a deliciously fresh batch of the best iPhone apps of the week. We’ve got all kinds of tasty treats for you this time around, from a gift-giving tool to a trip planner, and so much more. More »
Aug 30
Drones are being used by militaries to quietly attack targets, and little is reported about it because of how little manpower is necessary to carry out such an operation. So an iPhone app like Drones+—which sends you a notification every time a drone strikes—sounds like a good idea as far as government transparency goes. Unfortunately, Apple doesn’t feel the same way. More »
Aug 29
2012 US Open Tennis Championships: Catch All the Center Court Action From Your Phone [App Of The Day]
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Summer 2012 is a magical time for all you tennis fans. The Olympics might be over, but we’ve just moved onto U.S. Open. And naturally, there’s an official app to help you follow the annual tourney. More »
Aug 24
This week’s edition of the best iPhone apps is special because every single title is free. From a couple of tools to sniff out who’s behind political ads, to a witty selection of the day’s best stories, we’ve got plenty of gratis goodness for you this time around. More »
Aug 22
Ad Hawk: Find Out Which Shadowy Company Is Paying for Those Political Ads [App Of The Day]
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You could drive yourself crazy listening to political ads that sound like they’re trying to help you by playing up the strong points of one candidate and exposing the shady business of another. But most of the time these ads are paid for by some corporation or group with an agenda. The Sunlight Foundation’s new app, Ad Hawk, will tell you which organization that is. More »
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