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Swype came out of beta today. If you are unfamiliar with Swype it is an alternative keyboard for Android. One of the reasons I love Android is the ability to find the keyboard that you like. The Swype keyboard has several modes, which they named, the Typer, the Tapper, the Swyp’er and the Dictator. Typer are those people who use
What happens when a person starts a new relationship? They share it on social media! They make it clear they are no longer “single”. Photos of the happy couple, at the places they visited together, clutter up both parties Facebook pages. Suddenly, each person's Facebook page is filled with lovey-dovey comments, (which at least one of them will “like”). What
There are remote control apps available on Android to control almost everything. I can control my DirecTV, Blue Ray player, Windows Media Center and Google TV, but how about PC-based apps? Unified Remote Full (there is a free version with much less functionality) can handle anything from your web browser to online and desktop-based services. To celebrate its two year
Netbooks are essentially dead, but GoNote apparently has other ideas. At this week's Gadget Show Live in Birmingham, U.K. the company unveiled a netbook with a different look and purpose. The company is billing the tiny device as "your child's first computer". The 7-inch computer also does not run Windows -- not even the basic starter edition that many past devices
Google may be the company we love to hate lately, but there is no denying that it dominates many markets, like search, advertising and mobile. The company also has one of the most popular web-based email services on the internet. Today it finally rolled out an anticipated update to its Gmail app for Android and it brings the features we
Just days after announcing its new cartoon series and touting 1.7 billion downloads of its Angry Birds games, the Finnish game maker has pushed out a brand new game called "The Croods". According to Rovio, "Meet the world’s first modern family: The Croods! These cavemen are breaking out of the Stone Age with the use of a new revolutionary tool:
Generally speaking, I'm not much of a game player. I do play the occasional game of Solitaire, or Words With Friends, not so much to win but more as a challenging exercise to see what words will go where and what letters can be made into words that function within the WWF framework. I recently came across a simple yet