Month: June 2014

Broken Age is one of the latest efforts from Double Fine and Tim Schafer, the designer behind such classics as Grim Fandango and Full Throttle. It’s a game in the style of classic point-and-click adventures and tells two stories, running in parallel, which players can freely switch between. Vella is […] Read the original post…

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Once again it’s time for the Mobile Nations Community Update. In this edition I’m proud to report the ‘state of the nation’ is strong. Android Central, Connectedly, CrackBerry, iMore, and Windows Phone Central are full of great members and conversations as usual, and to make things even better, summer […] Read the original post by…

Sears offers the Samsung Galaxy 16-Megapixel WiFi Camera, model no. EK-GC110 for $199.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $179. It features a 23mm wide-angle lens, 21x zoom, voice command, photo editing capabilities, and 4.8″ LCD HD touchscreen. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

Jay Freeman aka Saurik, founder of Cydia has just released an essential upgrade for Cydia (v1.1.10) with new features, reorganized UI, bug fixes and an iOS 7 styled icon. Here’s what’s new: Cydia 1.1.10 makes it easier and faster to work with repositories. [Sources] has been rescued from the depths of [Manage] […] Read the original post…

Mobli is a unique social video app for iPhone that lets you post not only photos and videos, but also live-streaming video. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

Amazon Music arrives Amazon’s old cloud player evolves into something more like Spotify, creating even more competition in the growing streaming music sector. Plus: apps for gaming, organizing, and more. Amazon Music The old Amazon Cloud Player app has morphed into Amazon Music for iPhone and iPad, evolving beyond its old cloud-player experience. […] Read…

You’ll soon be able to charge your iPhone at a Starbucks location near you, if you happen to live in a larger city in the United States. The coffee company announced on Thursday that it will be bringing Powermat wireless phone chargers to Starbucks locations nationwide, starting with the San Francisco […] Read the original post…

Huawei has big plans to woo U.S. consumers, and topple Samsung, with affordable, solid devices. The first is the Ascend Mate 2 4G. Read the original post by Jason

The new 5.0 version of Skype is now available to download for iPhone devices, after being announced by Microsoft earlier this week. This update revamps its user interface so it looks more like its Windows Phone and Android counterparts. Microsoft claims that in addition to the UI update, Skype 5.0 […] Read the original post…

Thank God PCWorld’s Tony Bradley is here to speak for the tired, huddled masses of Windows users who yearn to use Apple services. Wait, what? “Hey, Apple! Don’t forget about the Windows users” (tip o’ the antlers to Steve Lekowicz). Well, actually, Tony, it didn’t so much forget them. This week at WWDC, Apple’s […]…

Handoff is a major element of Apple’s “integration” theme, and of the new Continuity feature set for iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, which also includes cross-compatible AirDrop, iPhone call and SMS handling on the iPad and Mac, and the new, much easier to connect, tethering service. Rather than trying […] Read the original post…

Microsoft announced earlier this week that it was close to releasing a new version of its Skype for iOS app with a streamlined design and improved performance. Arriving as projected, the new Skype 5.0 for iPhone is rolling out now in the iOS App Store. Some users are reporting seeing […] Read the original post…

A good pair of headphones don’t just provide you with music, but they make you never want to take them out. Whether you’re commuting to work, sitting in your cubicle at work, or on the treadmill, you want your ears to be as comfortable as you are entertained. You’ll get […] Read the original post…

Printing was a growth industry just a handful of times in history: papyrus in Egypt, the printing press in Germany, and laser printing in California. Read the original post by The Motley Fool