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10 Brain Teaser (Sudoku Alternatives) Apps For iPhones

Playing games is one of the ways to relax, to hone reaction time, critical thinking, improve our creativity and of course, to have fun. Brain teasers test us with a series of questions and puzzles to check where our problem-solving skills lie. Sometimes you need to think out of the … Continue reading »
Tiptop – A Portable, Bluetooth-Enabled Speaker

When we think about speakers, we imagine huge, bulky, unsightly speakers. Now, what do you think of a speaker that is portable and yet an integrated sound system all the same? Three students from Stanford University have created and designed Tiptop speaker, a speaker that functions as a portable speaker … Continue reading »
Top 10 Free Note-Taking Apps For Smartphones

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you need to write down a thought or an idea just to find that you do not have a pen and paper with you? While it isn’t convenient to bring a pen and paper out, a majority of us now own … Continue reading »
Freshen Up Your iPhone Icons With CocoPPa

If you are an iPhone user, you are probably used to restrictions on how you can customize which app goes onto your home screen. Unlike the flexibility afforded by Android phones when it comes to customizing homescreens, with the iPhone, you can’t change the user interface without jailbreaking your device; … Continue reading »
Memoto: Smallest Wearable Camera Perfect for Lifelogging

There is no shortage of high quality cameras to record unforgettable moments in your life, but size and more importantly, wearability are areas which are still not fully-fledged. While Google Glass may be able to satisfy all accounts, the high price tag is hardly encouraging. Here’s a much cheaper alternative: … Continue reading »
Feedly: Useful Keyboard Shortcuts, Tips & Tricks

Google Reader is shutting down in July 2013 and we guess most of you have already migrated from Google Reader to Feedly. Feedly is one of the best replacement for Google Reader since it provides powerful feed navigation features and it is available on multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Kindle, Chrome, … Continue reading »
Screenhero: Screen Sharing and Work Simultaneously With Peers

Ever need help with a complex software but your trusty co-worker is halfway around the world, unable to assist you? Something like remote assistance could do but with a program like Screenhero, you’ll get features that are non-existent in remote assistance programs. When sharing your screen with someone else, Screenhero … Continue reading »
10 Free Online Tools To Create Professional Resumes

The first thing connecting you with a recruiter is your resume. The way it is usually done is you work on a template you get from a friend or from an online source, then produce a black and white dull rendition of just another face in the crowd which you … Continue reading »
Facebook 6.0 for iPhone: Everything You Need to Know

Android users are probably playing with the newly launched Facebook Home for Android users, but iOS users are not left out of a new Facebook update. There are a few interesting new features that make the Facebook experience on the iPhone fresh. Chatting and sharing are made easier and more … Continue reading »
Improve Typing Productivity With PhraseExpress

With everything computerized these days, we spend a lot of time typing away on our keyboard. If your job requires you to work on the computer, there are chances where you will need to use the same phrase, snippets, particular brand name in your work, over and over, and over … Continue reading »
Collaborate On Design Projects Remotely with GoVisually

Remote collaboration via email is a pain. It takes time and choosing between Reply and Reply All is sometimes so complicated that some won’t be able to keep up with the discussion. This is not good news for large teams, particularly those that include the clients in the mix. Things … Continue reading »
LIT: The Activity-Monitoring Watch for Sports Enthusiasts

Wearable gadgets have found a home in the health industry, providing a tracking device to help count your calories, track your personal mileage or help keep track of your exercise regime. As these devices get more powerful and adaptable, we find them making a mark in extreme sports. The people … Continue reading »
Turn Your Favourite Website Into 3D Maze With Google Chrome Maze

If you had fun playing the smartphone controlled, multiplayer game with Chrome Super Sync, you should check out this new 3D maze game also by Google Chrome! With some of Google’s advance wizardry in programming, they can turn your favourite website into a 3D maze where you navigate a ball … Continue reading »
Fuel For Your Phone: World’s Smallest Smartphone Charger

There are a lot of external batteries or power banks out there in the market, an apparent need because of the inability of our smartphones to last a full day. While you can lug a power bank around or recharge your device with cables or special charging cards, no phone … Continue reading »

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