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[18 Jul 2010 | No Comment]
Free Android Games Round Up

Owners of Android-compatible phones such as the HTC magic and the T-Mobile G1 will be pleased as punch to learn that there are some great free games out there just waiting to be downloaded from the Android Market. Here are a few to try - and a few to avoid!

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[25 Jul 2010 | No Comment]
Deals that Make You Go Woot!

The original one day sale site Woot has recently been joined by dozens of copycat web services (think Groupon and the like) but if you’re looking for great deals on cool electronics, Woot is still the number one place to find one-off deals. Woot.com is an online store and community that focuses on selling cool stuff cheap.

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[24 Jul 2010 | No Comment]
Blog of the Week: Scenes from a Multiverse

Here’s how it works: each day we’ll visit a new destination in an ordinary multiverse. At the end of the week, you’ll vote on which destination you enjoyed the most. The following Friday, we’ll take a return trip to the destination with the most votes!

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[23 Jul 2010 | No Comment]
Top 10 iPhone 4G Apps and Games

So, you’ve got a brand new Apple iPhone 4G and you want to play some games on it. The problem is, you don’t know what games to play and where to get them. Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will list down the top 10 games for the iPhone 4G.

Music, Media and Entertainment »

[22 Jul 2010 | No Comment]
Tastebuds.fm

The date seemed to be going to well until what your friends would later refer to as the “unfortunate radio incident.” He liked Eminem, you wanted Garth Brooks. He tried to compromise with Kelly Clarkson and you stormed out with headphones and AFI on. If only he hadn’t started singing along with that Abba song the situation might have been salvaged but in the end there was nothing for it – tall, dark, handsome and completely incompatible music tastes.
Let’s avoid any future unfortunate radio incidents with Tastebuds, the new dating …

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[21 Jul 2010 | No Comment]
Flurry of Information

Developed a mobile app recently? Does your company have the obligatory iPhone app? Maybe even got an app on the side for those Blackberry users? There’s one thing all of these apps have in common – a serious lack of analytics and tracking. In the black box of mobile app use, there isn’t much feedback on the usage of your mobile babies out there in the scary mobile world.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could keep an eye on the usage of your mobile apps – maybe even add some …