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Rarely do you begin a review and describe the device as simply “The Monster”. But when it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Note, it’s hard to describe it in any other terms, at least the first time you lay your hands on one. In the current market, there’s nothing that …

I was approached a few weeks ago by the fine folks at RedDreamStar, who asked if I wanted to review their new game called Breaking Eggz. I hemmed and hawed like I normally do, but ultimately said yes. I’m glad that I did. Breaking Eggz allows you the player to …

Admit it: math is one of the least-liked areas of schooling. When I taught high school math, I jokingly said it was the dreaded four-letter word of students’ experiences and tried to explain that “fractions are your friends, not your foes!”. I knew the challenges of learning math didn’t have …

‘A Photography app that would take full advantage of the iPhone 4 ‘s Gyroscope ‘ “ This was enough to grab my attention. Every once in a while I come across some iPhone App related hubbub that steals my attention, especially ones that have been intentionally started by the Developers …

Gambol is a doodle-style physics-puzzle game wherein you try to determine a certain type of ball’s path, so that it finds his way into the goal! Therefore you must position elements like springboards, gears, etc… so that the ball, which will be dropped free-fall style, reaches the goal of the …

In my first ever video review, I take a look at Airlock. A utility that uses the proximity of your bluetooth enabled iPhone or iPod touch to lock/unlock you Mac. I highly recommend it, and you can get your copy for $7.77 at themha.com. Share this:

Design is what the iPhone is all about. You can argue otherwise, but elegance and substance is what Apple emphasizes in all of their products. Microsoft is utilitarian and “good-enough” for anyone who simply looks at their technology as an appliance to get things done.  I only mention these two …

Let’s face it, the built-in iPhone recording app that Apple ships with iPhone OS 3.0 kinda sucks. It barely functions on my original iPhone, and the audio quality is awful. That means there is room for improvement for recording apps on iPhone. Night Recorder is aimed at that market, and …

If you’re shopping around for an app but aren’t satisfied with the number of reviews available to you in the <insert country name here> App Store, you can either search the web for review sites like ours, browse (or troll) forums, or check out the other app reviews from other …

I use Google Analytics all the time. I have a personal blog I need to keep track of. I want to know the who, what, and where of the people visiting my site. Google Analytics does this for me, and does it well. Besides, it’s free. Well, it turns out …

I reviewed Phases 2.0 a few months ago. Since then, my friends at bjango have released Phases 3.0 which brings some new features to the table. The most notable new feature is a new page of detailed information about the moon (and a little about the sun). The information displayed …