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  • 4 Ways iPads Are Changing the Lives of People With Disabilities

    July 25th at 1:24pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Noah Rahman has moderate Cerebral Palsy affecting his communication, cognition and upper and lower body movement. When he turned two, his language, cognitive abilitity and...

  • iPad Retina display app roundup

    March 16th at 5:10am / The Verge / 0 opinions

    We're sure the first thing you'll want to do when you get that new iPad home is give the 2048 x 1536 Retina Display a workout. With that in mind, Apple has curated a section of the App Store especially for apps that have been updated with full high resolution support, like Infinity Blade II. Here are a few of the more notable inclusions; we'll be adding to this list as more updates come in. Note: it appears that not all the apps in Apple's "Great apps for the new iPad" section actually have Retina...

  • Daily App Deals: Get iAngle Meter Pro for iOS for Free in Today’s App Deals

    February 29th 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. iAngle Meter PRO (iTunes) Previously $1.99, now Free. iAngle Meter PRO for iOS measures angles and slope using your orientation sensors or camera. Get it for Free. (via LogicBuy) iOS iOS

  • Here’s Every Single iOS App Apple Updated In The App Store Today

    September 19th at 2:27pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinions

    Following the public release of iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.2 earlier today, Apple has pushed a host of notable updates for many of its additional iOS apps in the App Store. Apps like Podcasts got iCloud sync and iOS 6 support, while smaller updates have been seeded to bring simple iOS 6 compatibility. Other popular apps from the iLife and iWork iOS suites received updates today too. Here’s a list of all the iOS app updates Apple released today:

  • The six apps of Hannukah

    December 11th at 9:00am / Macworld / 0 opinions

    Hannukah comes but once a year, though it lasts for eight nights. Thus, we had hoped to present a list of eight apps for Hannukah—that’s roughly one for every thirty variations of how to spell “Hannukah.” Such a list was not to be: Of the few dozen App Store entries for Hannukah, many are utter dreck not worth your time, even if they’re entirely free. Here are six apps that, if not entirely exceptional, are at least smile-inducing for iOS owners looking to celebrate the Festival of Lights....

  • Duolingo Adds Offline Mode And Speech Recognition To Its Mobile App

    March 14th at 11:30am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Duolingo, the popular language-learning service founded by CAPTCHA co-inventor and reCAPTCHA founder Luis von Ahn, just launched the latest version of its mobile app for the iPhone. This new version introduces an offline mode, so users can now do their lessons on the subway and on planes, as well as a voice-recognition feature that tells learners whether they pronounced a word or sentence…

  • 10 Free Road Trip Apps for a Smooth Vacation

    June 25th at 12:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Out of all the possible summer vacations, road trips have the unique ability to crumble apart as soon as they begin. What you predict will be a long, character-building family trip through the countryside quickly dissolves into a car of hungry, screaming relatives -- if you're not careful.

  • Totlol Delivers A Kid-Safe Alternative To YouTube On Web & Mobile

    November 18th at 7:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Back in 2008, a startup called Totlol emerged, offering parents a kid-friendly collection of video clips pulled from the YouTube platform on a single destination site. But that company, a one-man show, eventually hit a dead-end and closed up shop. Today, it has returned with new founders who are reviving the brand as well as porting the experience to mobile. The idea itself is solid enough…

  • With 5M Users Already On Board, Tynker Goes Mobile To Help Kids Learn To Code On The iPad

    March 12th at 6:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Historically, the U.S. educational system has struggled to get young people excited by and involved with STEM-related fields, especially computer science, which has actually seen a steady decline in participation over the last two decades, according to Time Magazine. Luckily, the winds of reform have begun to sweep into education, and parents, educators and even Uncle Sam have begun to pressure on…

  • Revo Tech Wants To Be A Leader In Myanmar’s Growing Startup Ecosystem

    November 5th at 9:03am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    After years of dealing with slow and expensive broadband connections, many Myanmar Internet users finally got access to affordable 3G thanks to recent service rollouts by telecoms Telenor and Ooredoo. A Yangon-based mobile app company called Revo Tech hopes to take advantage of the country’s speedier Internet by becoming a “first mover” in its startup ecosystem.

  • Facebook, casual games dominate list of most popular iOS apps of all time

    September 3rd at 3:51am / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    According to fresh statistics from analytics firm App Annie published on Wednesday, social media giant Facebook is responsible for four of the top ten most downloaded iOS apps of all time, with Google and Apple titles in tow.

  • 10 daily apps to help caregivers take care of their loved ones

    September 25th at 3:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    These apps can help alleviate some of the stress that comes with caregiving.

  • iPhone flashcard apps

    October 20th at 10:23am / Macworld / 0 opinions

  • Doctors: Process Payments, Check Insurance Instantly With drchrono App

    June 7th at 9:03am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    “Hey Doc — Is this covered by my insurance?” The answer to this question is now readily found on iOS devices using the latest versi…

  • The Week’s Best iPad Apps

    June 4th at 3:00am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    Rosetta Stone: Let's get to what the app does has. Every language's curriculum is broken into five levels. Each level has four units and each unit can take anywhere from six to ten hours to complete. Right from the first slide, you are required to parrot what the digital teacher says, with no context to go on aside from the images displayed. And in case you're wondering, there's a speech precision setting, so you decide whether the program's a hard-ass or a softy. Idea Flight: At the core, Idea Flight...

  • Daily App Deals: Get EasyMoney for Android for Free in Today’s App Deals

    January 19th 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. EasyMoney (Amazon Appstore) Previously $9.95, now Free. EasyMoney for Android allows you manage your finances while on the go. Features include the ability to track expenses, plan your budgets, and more. There is also a widget for your home screen for quicker access and notifications for reminding you of bills you have due. Get it for Free. (via Apps-aholic) iOS...

  • 8 Apps Every Writer and Blogger Should Know

    November 6th at 3:58pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    November is National Novel Writing Month. But even if you're more into blogging than longform, you could still use a little writing push, am I right? SEE ALSO: 7 Mobile...

  • Top 5 Kids Apps You Don't Want to Miss

    January 28th at 2:45am / Mashable / 0 opinions

    See what's on the docket this week for the best kids apps.

  • Boost your brain power with Fit Brains Trainer for iOS

    April 10th at 5:30am / Macworld / 0 opinions

    Some studies suggest that your mental faculties (and just about everything else) take a turn for the worse after you've hit 25. After that, it's allegedly a slow tumble down the proverbial hill. Of course, much like how it's never too late to start physically exercising, there are ways to slow and even reverse your cerebral decay. That’s where mental training tools like the free Fit Brains Trainer come in....

  • The final frontier: 10 iOS apps for astronomers, stargazers and amateur space explorers

    August 20th at 5:28pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Space never ceases to amaze. Humanity has been trying to understand the Solar System and the wider universe for decades, and yet there’s still an awful lot of unanswered questions and mysteries just waiting to be solved....

  • 11 Best iPad Apps of 2013

    December 25th at 5:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Whether you're new to the iPad or looking to add to your app collection, 2013 brought in a healthy dosage of innovative, addictive options for Apple tablets.

  • Apple's 200 student WWDC attendees "super excited" about the future of tech

    June 9th at 9:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    For over a decade, Apple has offered a scholarship program that invites student developers to attend its Worldwide Developer Conference. Those young developers are now organizing social tools to help support each other while collaborating to build award winning, chart topping apps.

  • LastPass unveils new Mac app, Khan Academy brings full experience to iPad

    January 20th at 8:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Two popular brands released interesting new apps for the Apple ecosystem on Tuesday, as web-based password manager LastPass unveiled its first native Mac app while educational non-profit Khan Academy launched an all-new iPad app.

  • SwiftKey launches symbol-based communication app for people who are non-verbal

    December 10th at 8:49pm / The Verge / 0 opinions

    SwiftKey, the predictive smartphone keyboard company, wants to help people who are non-verbal communicate with others. The company launched an experimental symbol-based assistive app today called SwiftKey Symbol, which it says can be used to build sentences using images. SwiftKey staff who have family members with autism spectrum disorder came up with the idea for the tool, according to the company's blog....

  • 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...