Apple has ruled the smartphone world, as an innovator and pioneer of smartphone and apps era, by churning out innovative and useful apps consequently. There are plenty of apps and utility that suits each and every needs of a common man. One similar app called Brow. si for years has descended upon us. Yes iTunes store is being flooded with new apps each day and it is battling its skin out with Google Play Store. If we talk about feed or RSS reader there are plenty of rich options available to use your fingers and eyes around. But how do you feel when you find something that let you surf the net alongside enabling you to read RSS feeds. Sounds interesting? Here is the app with mentioned
Apple Archive
Just a while back, we covered a desktop client for Google Keep service, which also piqued my mind to look for the best Google Keep alternatives available in the market. Unenlightened or the people who are unaware what we are talking about should check out the web version of Keep. Principally, it is a note taking app on the cloud that has few more functions which makes it a worth your shot. Though many pundits consider it to be in an embryonic phase and a haste decision from a Google to grab the big chunk of a market share. In an amaranthine battle to become a dominant force in whichever field they jump in, Google has released a half-baked product this time around. It made
iOS devices come with a native ability to take a screenshot, but there isn’t any facility that lets you record iPhone screen. The ability to take a screenshot or record a screen of the iPhone, iPad or any other iOS device for that matter can be incredibly useful, especially for people like me who are into blogging or reviewing different iOS apps/games. They say, “A picture is worth a thousand words and a video is worth a thousand pictures”. Perhaps, the innate nature of iOS device and heaps of support from the jailbreak community makes it a most enticing mobile operating system
iPhone, the revolutionary smartphone from leviathan Apple, although has been a darling of users from day one, suffers badly from storage issue. With Android devices coming out in substantially high amount with better internal storage and processor, Apple is under a potential threat. Many Apple fanatics feel contained as far as memory concerns. Moreover, Apple has always been accused of charging way higher than it should be. For example, the price difference between 16GB and 32GB devices are wide which forces the user to stick to the lower price model. But is there any way to increase iPhone storage without making a big dent in the pocket? Luckily, there are many expandable memory storage devices which are here to help you. Not to brush aside,
Internet is suffering from the PROBLEM OF PLENTY. Probably, download manager for Mac and Windows are one of the most used software after the browsers and antivirus products. Stand-alone download managers with the inherent capability to automatically capture download links, support for torrents, flash video capture, auto grabber are most craved creature on the internet. Like Windows users, Mac OS users are also blessed with an abundance of options as far as download managers are concerned. Leech, Folx, Download Accelerator plus and many other options free and paid options are available in the iTunes store. In the past, we shared ever growing list of download managers for Linux, which was updated a couple of days back only
Imagine yourself in a dire situation where you want to stream music stored on Dropbox to iPhone and iPad. Don’t be surprised if the same question goes through your mind. Cloud services have been a rage lately. With many new entrants venturing into this field, Cloud service has become an overcrowded field. But there are still two prominent players in this space, which makes cloud service much more fun—Google drive and Dropbox
While the Safari browser is fast enough to load any webpage, iOS users still crave for a dedicated iPad, iPhone download manager which can make the things a little bit faster. Downloading files on Safari, or iOS device particularly, is not quite a pleasant experience. Despite of being first choice as a web browser on IOS device, Safari often get threatened by the likes of Google Chrome, Opera and Dolphin. Not to underestimate many other small players in the town which happily eats share of Safari. People still don’t understand why a company of substantial size like Apple failed to appease the basic need of the users. Having censured Apple, we look forward to developers to see whether they managed to turn the tide or not.
First the Gangnam style and then Harlem Shake made the online world to go harebrained. The crazy dance performed in both the videos had been a talk of the town (or world) from over past few months. Even, we saw a colossal increase in personal Harlem shake video being uploaded to YouTube every minute. The short 31 seconds video got everyone crazy. Would you like to create Harlem shake video on your iPhone, iPad or other iOS devices? Or I would say, would you like to be the part of this craziness? If the answer of both questions are YES, then you’re in for a treat
ePub has become a known standard among ebook lovers. This format is used in abundance to publish ebooks, online magazine, newspaper, research paper and whatnot. There are many popular ebook readers along with iPad, which supports the format. Even, you can read them on your iOS, Android, Windows and Mac supported devices as well. The ax to grind behind this post is to provide a protracted collection of best ePub reader for Windows and Mac user. Every now and then, we find many benevolent sellers giving away their eBooks for free on various platforms like Kindle or some other. In the past, we shared a trick to find out free eBooks from Amazon, which we often follow because we stumbled many great books that interests
New generation of Mac users scarcely use dashboard widgets. For many Mac users, including me, Mac dashboard widget is a matter of the past. Many of us do not see a point using this venerable technology from the past, but there is a whole community out there who still admires what this light weight, low RAM consumer and less hogger blast from the past. Of course, it comes with its own flaws like it still uses your RAM in the background even after closing of those widgets. With tons of multi purpose apps, desktop widgets are not seen as a most convenient to get in touch with the most important things in the life. The multitasking could also to be blamed for the slow death