Free Apps of the Day #11
These fantastic apps long to be on your iOS device. But they’re only free for a limited time, so grab ’em now.
These fantastic apps long to be on your iOS device. But they’re only free for a limited time, so grab ’em now.
Retirement introduces a new lifestyle. For many years you had a job that kept you busy, but now it’s gone. For some, even their sense of purpose goes it and instead leaves them with a lot of free time. Being idle for many hours and days can cause a once active person to feel tired,…
Users upgrading from the iPhone 5/5C/5S to the “sixes” are faced with that one important question: the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus? On the one hand, we have the iPhone 6 which is already a big step from the perfect iPhone 5 (IMHO). On the other hand, the iPhone 6 Plus is an even bigger…
GBS has experienced a shift from earlier since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. The role of GBS in enterprise process management has been redefined as it drives more vital collaboration. The advent of digital solutions like machine learning and artificial intelligence drives better user experiences in business process services. The next generation of GBS…
The social media buzz has brought about the birth of new, uncensored social media platforms. While giant social platforms such as YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook religiously monitor and censor certain content, new apps give users freedom of speech. Some giant apps even go the extra mile to amass and package your data, which they sell…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Part of getting a new MacBook Air is securing a case and/or a sleeve to make sure it stays protected and pristine. Some people prefer a muted, simple design but there are some who wish to not only protect their devices but also show off. If you’re looking for one that’ll get people’s attention but…
This video is actually a collection of 4 ads from the late 1980s. The first one is an Apple ad. Apparently Apple was getting stomped power wise by other computers at the time. This ad asks the question, “Which computer is more powerful? The one with the best stats…or the one you actually want to…
Although I use them every day, I’m not a huge fan of Adobe products. They’re buggy, tend to crash a lot and cost so much it’s ridiculous. Of course, that doesn’t stop the world from using their products, including Flash, on everything they can. The web is particularly heavy with Flash animation, and as such,…
These days, when someone casually says they will take a photo, it can almost seem like a foregone conclusion that they will do so with their smartphone rather than a dedicated, standalone camera. It’s easy to see why, given that phones can usually fit into a pocket with ease – whereas even the best compact…
It’s time to revisit an arcade classic, visit a stunning robot world, take notes in a clever new way, learn about local hot spots, and more in this week’s batch of brand new apps.
Activity Monitor does what it sounds like: it monitors the activity on your Mac, keeping track of the system resources that Mac apps are using. It’s a lot like Windows’ Task Manager, revealing all the apps and system processes that are currently running. You might have used Activity Monitor to force quit apps in the…