Posts tagged apps

The digital landscape changes so quickly these days, it’s easy to get left behind when a new app hits the iOS or Android store.

ShutterBee is a free app for travel photo sharing, mapping, and discovering fellow travelers and new places to explore. It’s twitter+facebook+instagram and more

Here’s how to schedule a Nest Thermostat so it learns your schedule, habits, and likes. Over time it will automatically set things just how you like them.

If you want to earn free comps and rewards in Las Vegas, you should play myVegas. The Playstudios game has added myVegas Blackjack to their mobile app. Here’s an overview of what to expect and how to play:

Parks Canada has released an app to teach you how to camp. From common sense to tips and tricks and recipes, it’s all here for free.

Here’s a list of apps to help you find the best of Calgary on Canada Day and the days after during the Calgary Stampede. From party planning to transit, it’s all right here.

If you are a frequent traveler, a flight tracking app is a must to keep tabs on your trips. Yes, you want the official apps from the airlines to help with check-in, but tracking everything on one screen is best with Flight Track from Mobiata.

The best apps of 2013 have been revealed by iTunes Canada. They’re simple, elegant, and not a candy crushing angry bird to be found in the list.

The most popular apps and most downloaded apps of 2013 have been released by iTunes. It’s a Snapchatting Candy Crushing world, gang.

iPhone icons are ugly. Collect them into a folder and it is anything but elegant. Sure, Jonny Ive has done a great job of thinning the fonts, flattening the icons, and making the folders translucent, but it is still not a sleek elegant look. Check out this simple tip to manager your iPhone home screen icons.