Reading Time: 2 min Guess The News is the newest word game on the market. As a this is the first game from this FingerArts, they certainly have done their homework to come out with a quality iPhone game. The look of the game is very professional and fun. The tutorial of this app is great too! I’ve noticed […]
Archives for September 2009
Another small Gmail bonus: Hide Read Labels
Reading Time: < 1 min Gmail Labs has some of the coolest stuff. I try to keep it as clean as possible (Inbox Zero!) and I’ve shown you other small time-savers from Gmail Labs, like “Send & Archive“. This is along those lines. Recently, Google made it where you could hide labels (if you’re not familiar with Gmail, labels are […]
Place Pages for Google Maps could be great for small businesses
Reading Time: < 1 min Google has just released Place Pages for Google Maps, and the potential impact on small businesses is quite large. According to Google, a “Place Page” is: a webpage for every place in the world, organizing all the relevant information about it. By every place, we really mean *every* place — there are Place Pages for […]
How to land a job using Craigslist
Reading Time: 3 min It’s a tough job market out there, but it might be easier than you think to find a job using Craigslist. I’ve recently resigned my position at Mt. Bethel to head out on my own, but before I left I helped the church find a replacement for me. I posted the job on Craigslist and […]
Boxed In
Reading Time: < 1 min Boxed In is a fun little game by Dennis Mengelt. The point of this game is to move wooden boxes and around the board and collect the gears inorder to find a clear path to the exit. While moving about the board, you can only push objects, no pulling. And you can only move it […]
Madden 2010 being released for the iPhone today
Reading Time: < 1 min Apple has just announced that Madden NFL 2010 will be available on iTunes sometime today. TouchArcade has a great preview of the game, which includes some of the following features: All NFL teams, players and stadiums. “Action Control Time”. When things are about to get interesting (almost tackled, etc), the game slows down so you […]
TwitScoop builds app with real-time tag cloud
Reading Time: < 1 min I love the way TwitScoop is integrated into TweetDeck. At any point during the day, I can glance over to my TweetDeck laptop and see what’s hot. It’s great! Now I can do the same from my phone. The app costs $0.99, but seems pretty solid. You can’t tweet from it (a rather glaring omission), […]
Flickr finally releases a native app
Reading Time: < 1 min There have been a lot of unofficial Flickr apps on the iPhone, but none have done as good a job as the newly released official app does. The summary from TechCrunch: After only a little bit of time using it, I can tell that I’m going to like it. The main screen is a fairly […]
Japanese StreetView is facing a variety of complaints
Reading Time: < 1 min The Japanese version of Google StreetView is facing an increasingly higher number of complaints, about a variety of topics. Along with the usual complaints (faces, license plates), there is the issue of people using the images on secondary sites for the purposes of discrimination and bullying. To help combat this, Google has set up a […]
Spotify released for iPhone, but US users still left out
Reading Time: < 1 min The excellent Spotify app has just been released for the iPhone and the Android Market, but users in the United States still can’t use it. The problem is that the app is only for premium users of the service, and users in the US still can’t access it. Spotify is essentially just a streaming music […]