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Bing has release an app that documents the massive damage from the May 22nd Joplin, Missouri tornado. The new app is a part of Bing Maps, which has become a really nice competitor for Google Maps. According the Bing team the photos come from "Surdex, one of our Global Ortho flying partners, captured these images 36 hours after the event
WordPress has been around a long time and is quite a powerful web publishing platform available to virtually everyone at no cost. I finally got around to installing the official WordPress app onto my iPod Touch and I have to say I’m impressed with the app. It quickly accepted the credentials to my own WordPress blog, and I found I
Even in the absence of any real musical ability, sometimes it's fun to bash away on a drum kit. Most of the various application catalogues for smartphones have little virtual drum kits so you can drum away whenever the urge to jam comes on. The HP App Catalog for WebOS (that's the Palm Pre series, the Pixi and the Veer) has a
I’ve been playing around with video recording and editing for a number of years. One constant with video editing that can always be counted on is that it’s editing video is time-consuming. That is all about to change. Enter Videolicious, a FREE video app for iOS. This is an amazing app. Videolicious makes it possible to produce short (up to
Today Google finally released a Docs app for Android. It surprising that it took this long but the fact it's finally here has been met with a lot of fanfare. The app allows users to create, edit, upload and share their documents. Edits appear the almost instantly for other collaborators. In addition to documents, users can view PDF's and images.
Grooveshark has become one of my favorite web apps. If you're a music fan then this is THE destination for checking out songs and deciding what you want to buy and what isn't as good, upon second listen, as you thought. Recently it entered the Android Marketplace...and then exited it just as quickly. Grooveshark is a controversial program, but tobody,
Google Reader has been the second most used app on my phone, behind only Twitter. It works well, especially since the last update which fixed a major annoyance - when going back to the feed list it no longer takes you back to the top of the list. But, recently I found an even better alternative - D7 Google Reader.