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  • Glasses.com for iPad: Test Glasses on Your Virtual Head Before You Buy

    July 23rd at 2:10am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    S We've become a lazy, lazy people. If there's two things that really bring us together, it's an irrational demand for instant gratification and a desire to have as little face-to-face interaction as is humanly possible. Now on the one hand, this is probably the beginning of society's grand demise. But on the other, doing things sucks! So we might as well give in to fate and enjoy sweet, sweet laziness while we can. Which, thanks to glasses.com's new app, now included eyewear shopping....

  • London’s going out app service YPlan launches its iPad app

    August 16th at 11:08am / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    YPlan, the mobile application geared towards helping you figure out where to go every night, has launched its iPad app. Seeking to capitalize on the fact that there are 5.3 million device owners in the UK, the company hopes this release will help grow its user base and “bring its spontaneous events experience to more Londoners.”...

  • Going out mobile app YPlan touches down in New York City

    September 20th at 8:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    YPlan, a mobile app designed to help you figure out what to do at night, is stretching its wings and is now servicing New York City. This is the second city for the company and the first in the United States....

  • Think twice before you send: This app can save Snapchats forever

    October 14th at 1:24pm / GigaOM / 0 opinions

    SnapHack Pro lets you save the pictures and videos you receive on Snapchat and view them as many times as you want.

  • Bond, The App For Giving Gifts, Lands On The Web

    November 29th at 9:00am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Just in time for Black Friday, Bond is bringing its gifting platform to the web after spending a couple months as a native mobile app. Bond, created by Sonny Caberwal, takes all the heavy lifting out of gift giving, with a large focus on the enterprise and professional gifts.

  • Heyday review: Document the day's events at your convenience

    December 24th at 7:04am / Macworld / 0 opinions

    Heyday keeps tabs on your location throughout the day and generates a timeline. You can create notes and add commentary to any photos you've taken at those locations....

  • Finally, an App That Lets Strangers Listen to Your Phone Calls

    February 19th at 3:30am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    SWhile you were busy worrying about the NSA spying on you, artist -slash- software developer Lauren McCarthy made an app called Crowdpilot. It lets everybody spy on you.Actually, Crowdpilot is a little more specific than that. The basic idea behind the iPhone app is to let people listen in on your phone calls so that they can offer you advice on what to say next. It's up to you to decide whether these eavesdroppers are your Facebook friends, total strangers, total strangers that get paid a dollar to...

  • U.K. Wanelo Competitor Nuji Launches A Weird App With An “Interactive” Woman As Part Of Its Interface

    May 13th at 7:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    What are today’s mobile shopping applications missing? You know, the social and collaborative e-commerce services, like Wanelo or Polyvore, for example? Better search? Streamlined checkout? No? How about a giant, animated video of a woman stretching, yawning and smiling at you when you first launch the app? Yes? Well, good news, U.K.-based Wanelo competitor Nuji‘s new mobile…

  • Mamabear Raises $1.4 Million For A Parenting App That Monitors Children’s Social Media Use And More

    July 21st at 7:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    While there are a number of family locator services to choose from today, ranging from those offered by the mobile operators to venture-backed startups, a nearly two-year old mobile application called Mamabear was created with a goal of doing more than simple location tracking – it’s a full-featured “parenting app” which allows parents – yes, mainly moms, by…

  • Snap by Groupon for iOS pays users cash back on grocery purchases

    October 2nd at 6:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Deal seeking site Groupon on Thursday launched a new application dubbed Snap, which pays users cash back for purchasing specific items when at the grocery store.

  • ClosetSpace Brings Fashion Inspiration And Recommendations To Your Smartphone

    January 14th at 6:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    A new application called ClosetSpace from fashion analytics company Stylitics wants to put a digital closet in your pocket, while also feeding you daily inspirations, outfit suggestions, and more, as well as offering access to a personal stylist for just $25.00. The app, targeting mainly at women, is meant to serve as your centralized fashion hub that helps you with everything related to…

  • Polyvore Launches Remix, A New App For Style Advice And Shopping

    April 7th at 5:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Style community Polyvore released its second standalone mobile application today with the debut of Remix, an app aimed at the larger community of style enthusiasts who generally use the service not to create outfits for themselves, but to browse those created by others for inspiration. With Remix, Polyvore users can check in on what’s trending on the site, get styling advice and buy…

  • Amazon's one-hour delivery service is now available in central London

    June 30th at 12:49pm / The Verge / 0 opinions

    Amazon has launched its Prime Now one-hour delivery service in London, marking its first expansion outside of the US. The service, which first launched in New York late last year, promises one-hour delivery of "thousands" of items for a fee of £6.99 for Amazon Prime members in select areas of London. Two-hour delivery between 8 AM and midnight will be free. An Amazon Prime membership costs £79 per year in the UK, and the minimum order for either Prime Now delivery option is £20. Prime Now is...

  • Spacio Pro Plans To Supercharge Open House Showings With A Smart App

    October 29th at 6:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    If software is eating the world, it’s also eating our houses. The real estate market changed radically when companies like Zillow unpacked the data around house sales. In theory you’d think there wasn’t much to do on house sales, but there remains a relatively untapped area. One of the next areas of change could be be in the ‘open house’ market, where houses…

  • Find runway fashions with these apps

    March 22nd at 7:03am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Spring is here, which means it’s time to put away those coats and get out those dresses. But is your wardrobe still in style? Fashionistas, take note. These apps will help you find the latest styles.Moda OperandiStraight from fashion week, Moda Operandi makes it easy to shop the runway on its iPhone app. The team compiles the outfits seen at the shows and makes it easy to preorder…

  • 9 apps that'll help you make a positive impact on the world every day

    September 23rd at 8:45am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Ethical groceries to helping fund cancer research -- these nine apps have got you covered.

  • Valentine's Day apps for iPhone

    February 9th at 9:50pm / Macworld / 0 opinions

  • 7 Mobile Apps for Discovering and Creating Poetry

    April 8th at 6:02pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Entertainment April is National Poetry Month, when thousands of publishers, booksellers, non-profits and schools celebrate poetry and its cultural influence through readings, festivals...

  • Back to School: 15 Essential iOS Apps for Students

    August 17th at 8:06pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Forget Sharpies and highlighters, the new back to school essentials this fall are apps for your iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. While cellphones used to be classroom...

  • Baby Connection: The Two-Part Baby Making App That Brings Dad Into The Process

    April 6th at 12:31pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Making babies is hard work. First you’ve got to find someone to make the baby with — which, depending on the status of your face and how often you do Borat impressions, might be the hardest part. Then you’ve got to spend the next 9 months eating right, avoiding illness, picking names, and remembering to not go skydiving. I’ve yet to have a kid (mainly because I’m still pretty young and I saw enough after-school specials as a lad to scare me away until I’m at least 70), but it seems pretty much impossibl...

  • Total Film Launches Fully Interactive iPad App

    May 11th at 4:46pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Movie magazine Total Film has rolled out an all-new version of its iPad app, featuring interactive pages, full-screen trailers and galleries. The UK-based magazine is a property of Future Publishing,…

  • All the iPhone Apps on Sale Right Now

    October 14th at 5:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    You have a new iPhone 4S! Or you don't! Whatever, it doesn't matter. Everyone is getting cheap apps today! There are a ton of apps on sale right now and we've gathered 'em all for you in a nice little list. Download and save monies. Let us know if we're missing any apps or games! • Madden 12 - $3 (originally $5) • Dead Space - $1 (originally $7) • The Sims 3 -$1 (originally $7) • Battlefield Bad Company 2 - $1 (originally $3) • Fight Night Champion - $1 (originally $5) • RISK - $1 (...

  • Daily App Deals: Get Photaf Panorama Pro for Android for Only 99¢ in Today’s App Deals

    February 15th at 10:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale. Photaf Panorama Pro (Android Market) Previously $1.99, now 99¢. Photaf Panorama Pro for Android makes and displays HD panoramas easily using your phone or tablet's orientation sensor, and can set your panoramas as live wallpapers. Get it for 99¢. (via Apps-aholic) iOS iOS Android Windows

  • Did a New Yorker Cartoonist Predict Today’s Apps in 2009?

    September 13th at 2:30am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    There is an app for just about anything and everything these days. Even back in 2009, a cartoonist for the New Yorker knew what was up. Roz Chast drew "myPhone"—the cartoon marked the iPhone's first appearance in the magazine—for an issue that ran July 27, 2009....

  • App Turns Smartphone Into a Sex Toy for Couples

    October 26th at 11:46am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Nothing says sexy time like loading an app and connecting to Bluetooth technology. But for long distance couples or those who travel a lot for work, a new app called...