Tag Archives: apps

JumpCam is a new mobile app that allows for group collaboration to create a single video from multiple clips from multiple users. JumpCam launched today on iOS allows for as many as thirty friends to contribute ten second clips to a single video without having up upload those videos to a sharing service so the user can download them and stitch them together using a video editing software.

If you have a kid who is constantly playing with your iPad or iPhone (because honestly if you have a kid who has their own, we need to talk) then you might be happy to know that Apple has just launched a kids version of the app store.

If you're like us then you tend to get sucked in to the app store and find yourself losing hours at a time finding the next app that solves your biggest first world problems...Take a look at ten awesome apps that you probably haven't heard of yet, that we absolutely can't live without!

If you're looking for a way to get around the streaming limitations of the Google Chromecast then the Aircast app could be the answer to your prayers.

Throughout the years there have been plenty of "discoveries" and developments in terms of home security. The iDoor Cam is the newest in this line of developments.

Not too long ago the Apple App Store celebrated its birthday by giving away a ridiculous number of their best selling apps for free. If you didn't catch that deal then you definitely missed out - seriously guys, Injustice: Gods Among Us for free? Yes please! Well the bad news is that they're not doing that again this soon, but they are offering up a free weekly apps.

Once in a while when work gets on your nerves, family is irritating the snot out of you and you just need to get out of your own head, apps can come in handy. These 6 are some of our favorite apps for winding down at the end of the day or just zoning out when the workload keeps on piling up.

If you're one of the 11,600 people who paid $1.99 for "Acne App", we've got some bad news. Flashing red and blue lights at your face doesn't really cure acne.

The 3DS is now useful for something other than headache-inducing matches of Dead or Alive -- soon, you'll be able to view movies in 3-D by using a Netflix 3DS app.

A deft, original game that combines throwback imagery with physical gameplay�its very simplicity demonstrating the power of game development. Video after the jump.