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Cloud Apps for Start-up Businesses

May 16, 2013 | By | In General

Little do most people know, small businesses are practically the largest contributors in the American economy nowadays. For instance, small businesses employ about half of workers in the United States and have generated 65%, or 9.8 million, of net new jobs over the past 17 years, says the US Small Business Administration. Four years ago, the government estimated that there were at least 27.5 million small businesses in the US, outnumbering 18,311 large firms. And more than half of them are home-based or mobile. However, half of start-up businesses fail… Read More »

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Samsung Launches ‘Knox Security App’ for its Smartphones

March 21, 2013 | By | In General

With Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to work becoming more popular by the day, it is not surprising to see Samsung following in RIM’s footsteps by developing SAFE (Samsung for Enterprise) on the Galaxy S 3, to enable encryption and Virtual Private Network and thus make their devices attractive to Enterprise. They are taking the app further with the launching of the Knox service that will now enable corporations to setup and manage a container for corporate data and apps. This system was developed by the National Security Agency (NSA),… Read More »

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Right Keywords for Your iPhone App – How to Choose Them?

March 7, 2013 | By | In General

Finding the right keywords for your iPhone App may be a little harder than you had first imagined it to be. People originally think that the keywords for their iPhone app should match the function of their App. This is surely true as when people enter certain keywords, they are looking for a specific type of apps. But, deciding keywords only according to the type of apps is not enough. If a person would visit the iPhone app store, they would know that every time a specific keyword is entered,… Read More »

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Top 7 Dating iOS Applications

March 4, 2013 | By | In General

For years, I’ve been assuming that wooing a person was tough. But, it’s not actually. What’s tougher is finding the right one. In a world that has billions of individuals, it is truly a tedious task to find a person who will totally understand you and accept for what you are. So, for those of you who are setting off on a pursuit to find the love of your life, halt and retreat! If you have an iPhone or any iOS device, consider you’ve found your partner already. Because, below… Read More »

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Difficult games for the iPad : Try it Out !

February 26, 2013 | By | In General

Although most Apple fans are saying that the iPad has revolutionized the world through its technology and incredible features, the main reason people buy an iPad is for the amazing available games. In this constantly-updated marketplace you have an infinite amount of choices, and as soon as easy games become too trivial, it’s time to test more challenging games as well. Mushroom War Mushroom War is a special game originated at first towards the PlayStation Network; now, it is available on the iPad for just $3. Throughout this fabulous game… Read More »

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Google Maps Thrusts iOS 6 Adoption

February 26, 2013 | By | In General

Apple’s most embarrassing failures were the Maps they introduced earlier this year. The company always has the reputation of being impeccable with the product they release. If there is any problem with their software, it is they rectify the problem within a matter of 24 hours. People had high expectations and many even contemplated that Apple’s maps will rival Google’s. With Google Maps completely axed, people expected Apple’s customized version to be the best. However, shortly after its release, people started complaining about the lack of features and wrong direction… Read More »

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Give Your Facebook Posts Some Personalized Flare with Hollanote for iOS!

February 22, 2013 | By | In General

Australian based Pokajot Pty. Ltd. announces the release of Hollanote for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. A useful new Facebook posting companion, Hollanote lets users personalize posts and status updates via custom fonts and colors, eye-catching backgrounds, and a wealth of diverse emoticons. The app outfits user’s normally cookie-cutter posts with unique personal touches geared to get them noticed and help them stand out on cluttered Facebook news feeds and everywhere else they may be seen. Body: Gold Coast, Australia – Pokajot Pty. Ltd., an emerging mobile networking solutions… Read More »

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Top In-Car Apps for the Best Driving Experience

February 18, 2013 | By | In General

With smartphones and their powerful apps enriching almost every facet of our lives it comes as no surprise that there is an onslaught of useful apps for driving. The following nine apps are sure to make your next drive a pleasant one: Trapster Trapster is an app that is sure to save you a lot of time and trouble on the road. This app informs you of upcoming red-light cameras and accidents. It also keeps you up-to-date with traffic. Save time by finding an alternate route before you get hung… Read More »

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Great icade games for iPad

February 17, 2013 | By | In General

Many iPad games have been specially created for the ION Audio’s iCade, the outlying which features a physical joystick, along with buttons for the Apple tablet that are included in an arcade-like cabinet. The current list comprises of a wide range of classic arcade games, and plenty of interesting experiences, and lately, several new attractive titles have been added to provide users with a more fulfilling experience. Nevertheless, if you already own an iCade, and you want to focus on the best games, without having to spend a lot of… Read More »

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How to Boost the Performance of your iPhone & iPad

February 15, 2013 | By | In General

No matter what the price tag is, no matter what the features are… Your iPad and iPhones will show a slump in performance as they get older. A sluggish is something that can irate any phone user. Most of you would have come across instances when your devices would have responded so late – and that could have been really nerve-racking, to say the least. May be, if it’s an issue with the software or the hardware capabilities, there wouldn’t be much for us to do. But, if it’s a… Read More »