Apps
Parse practically any data to a widget using Tasker
I’ve talked about how Tasker can parse data to certain widgets before, but it’s a topic that deserves its own piece. Several custom widgets apps
ESPN The Mag app for the iPad didn’t live up to all the hype
I have been reading ESPN The Magazine for the last five years, if not longer. It’s become a tradition in my family that every year
K-9 Mail is a hungry dog: How to stop it from eating up all your data
I use my unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus on AT&T, but only because I want to save myself from paying the ETF (early termination fee) money.
How to fix Skype on the Windows 8 Release Preview
The Windows 8 Release Preview is a great improvement over the last two pre-release versions of Microsoft’s next big operating system. Metro-style apps like Music
Here is my Google Voice wishlist
Google Voice is truly one of my favorite Google services. From its intimate integration with Sprint, to its smart spam filtering, to its ability to
Push to Kindle lets you send content from Android to a Kindle
Sometimes I stumble across apps that I can’t use myself, but wish I could. Push for Kindle is such an app, and it actually made
Quip is a great new Twitter client for the iPad
A new Twitter client hit the App Store for the iPad yesterday, created by the same people that made The Early Edition. The $0.99 app
An in-depth look at Windows 8′s Music app
Out of all the apps in the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, the Music app was arguably the most limited. It supported the playback of some content
Hands on with Flipboard (beta) for Android, not exactly tablet optimized
Flipboard for Android leaked a few weeks back when someone pulled it off the Galaxy S III, but now Flipboard has come out with an
Ultimate Rotation Control adds per-app settings
Ultimate Rotation Control is one of those must-have apps (or at least features, regardless of what app provides it) for Android. It allows you to
