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Send A Happy Alien Or An Angry Shark To Your Friends With iGab For iOS
Apr 20th
“iGab wants to save the world from boring messages!” says the iGab Facebook page and it is doing a wonderful job of achieving that goal. iGab is a messaging App which allows you to send a 3D animated character which will relay the message in your voice. No more spending time typing long messages which can’t convey your emotions. iGab is a novel, fun and entertaining way of sending messages to your friends. Read More
Turn Your iPhone Into A Mobile Safe With Scan And Protect For iOS
Apr 17th
Scan and Protect is a great new App which allows you to carry all your important documents, safely and securely, on your iPhone. No longer do you need to clutch your briefcase close to your chest or worry about safely storing your bank statements and tax returns. Scan and Protect claims to use the most secure and advanced 256-bit encryption to store and protect your data. Read More
Facebook Home Getting Mixed Reviews from Google Play Users, Mostly Negative Than Positive
Apr 12th
Just hours ago, Facebook Home was made available on the Google Play network and only users with eligible devices can download and install the App. While the App got a lot of praise from the general media, a high percentage of users are not liking the App and at the time of this writing, there are over 689 one star ratings. The average rating of the App is at 2.5/5. Read More
UYH Gold for iOS – Time To Put Away Your Keyboards?
Apr 3rd
For those users who don’t get along with their keyboards or have a difficult relationship with Siri, here is a tool which lets you write with a flourish of a finger. Use Your Handwriting does exactly what it says: you can write messages and notes in your own handwriting, as bad as it may be. Just tap to add a new note across ten categories – ranging from work to holiday – and write as much as you like and as quickly as you can. You can e-mail these notes and even tweet or “share” them on Facebook. Read More
Atrium For Android Is An Alternate Facebook Experience
Feb 28th
Social networking is on the rise. On the Google play Store, you’ll find a ton of Twitter clients, like Carbon for twitter, Tweedle, Tweetdeck, etc., but there really isn’t a diverse catalog of Facebook clients. Enter Atrium, the newest in Facebook clients, still in its preliminary stages, but still provides a great experience while using Facebook. Read More
Add A Personalized Touch To Your Facebook Status Updates With Hollanote for iPhone (REVIEW)
Feb 24th
Hollanote for iPhone, a new App allows you to update your Facebook status in a highly personalized manner. Simply update your status normally or add different smileys available, backgrounds to your status updates, custom fonts and colors and photographs that suit the update. Hollanote gives your Facebook status updates a new look and different from others. Read More
Facebook Messenger for iPad Is Coming
Jan 14th
Facebook is “totally” set to announce the arrival of Facebook Messenger App for iPad during an event on Tuesday. While Facebook Messenger for iPhone does exist, there is no native messenger App for the iPad. Facebook has always been slow to deliver Apps for the iPad and takes its own sweet time. Finally, they appear to be ready for the launch. Read More
Facebook’s Poke App Becomes Top Free App
Dec 22nd
Facebook’s recently released “Poke” App is now at the #1 position on the Apple App Store under the “Top Free” category. In the last 12 days, Facebook started work on the Poke App and Mark Zuckerberg was heavily invested in the project. He was the one who invented poking and now the App sits at the #1 position on the Apple App Store. Read More
Social Media – The Different Faces Of This Book
Jul 25th
It has been just a few years since the birth of the internet based social media but it is a rage all over the world. Facebook provided the platform for people to connect with each other and has been an unparalleled success. However, history has taught us that “all business models are replaced with new ones”. There would yet be so many underlying needs of people which have not yet been addressed and that are where the root of the new concept lies. For one thing is for sure that social media is here to stay and would evolve by leaps and bounds to transform the way we communicate, interact, plan, do business , play, gain information, share emotions, buy, collect groups, achieve results and do a host of other things.
