Google’s I/O developer conference is an event mostly focused on the latest and greatest tech being worked on by the search giant. Over the past few years, however, the event has become an outlet for Google to announce new hardware and services that appeal to the masses and thus attracting a lot of media attention. ...
Most college kids these days spend an exorbitant amount of time on their smartphones. When the Facebook app became available 24/7, it was basically game over for productivity. Fortunately, these amazing little devices are good for more than just stalking that chick from Anthropology of Social Classes, and may soon have an even larger hand ...
If you’re looking to get serious about waking up, you need an alarm that takes the job of waking you up seriously. Walk Me Up for Android is just that app; an alarm for those that need an extra push to get up for those early classes. Using your phone’s accelerometer, Walk Me Up will ...
Like many people of our tech-driven society, I am a creature of habit. I like what I like, and I am rarely influenced to change my preference at the suggestion of a peer. I currently have an iPhone 4s, and I’m very accustomed to it. It does what I want, exactly when I want it ...
Yesterday, Facebook announced that it was taking over your phone. The company unveiled a set of apps called “Facebook Home” for Android smartphones that will transform your device into a social hub of Facebook photos, status updates, and notifications. So no, Home will not run on your iPhone or Windows Phone. Facebook Home will function ...
There are times when we receive our phone bill and wonder if we’re really optimizing our usage to the best of our ability. Whether you use your phone for business or fun, here are some tips that will have you covered. 1. You can access the power of Google without having to open your browser. ...
Windows users are accustomed to malware and the dangers it can present. An attack on your PC could easily put your personal data and online credentials at risk. Now, with mobile phone software becoming more sophisticated, malware is a problem that could follow us everywhere. And an Android app recently discovered on Google Play, disguised as ...
Planning your Spring Break trip is essential to its success. While you might be cramming for midterms and pull all-nighters for your 12-page essays, it’s okay to do a little research for your upcoming trips when you take a coffee break. During that time, get your device connected to the Internet, and download these handy ...
If you find your phone a distraction during class or are worried about unwanted notification sounds, Silence for Android may be the solution. Silence allows you to input a period of time, whether that be a few minutes or a few hours, and change various settings on your phone to keep it quiet and you ...
Texting and driving: we’ve all done it at least once in our lifetime. It’s a nasty habit that can lead to very lethal consequences. But how can you put your phone down and simply not text while you’re driving. Here are a few ways. DriveSafe.ly (iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry users) This is one that I ...
There’s no short supply of task managers and to-do list apps for Android. Many are simply ports of popular desktop apps, others are simply trying to squeeze into the already overcrowded productivity app market. The problem with this market is, despite the endless variety of apps, each and every one of them seem to have ...
Make the most of your time with these apps Smartphone apps can be a massive drain on your wallet and time, or a powerful productivity tool; it’s all in the apps. Here are a few of the tools that can turn your smartphone into an asset, whether you’re trying to get more done at work, ...
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