ArtFinder
If you love art and like to share with friends, Artfinder is the perfect tool for you. It's a virtual online art finder for art lovers.
Tag: software
Peel: Taking Control of Your TV
The idiot box will no longer control you. Peel is determined to give you full control of your viewing in a whole new perceptive.
ArtRage App for the iPad
Adobe and Corel have a niche market for the artistic professional community. ArtRage is making some noise with their iPad app version software.
Punch Your Friends
Now why would you want to punch your friends? Seems counterproductive in maintaining friendships. Punch Your Friends is a fun app to clobber some of your friends and
Angry Birds Rio
Here is one flock of birds you don't want to take anger management classes. Anger is the key in having fun with these birds.
The Anti-Climax of Qwiki
Qwiki boasts to be the marriage of art and science. Qwiki is a platform that has an automated machine like sounding female voice that reads online multimedia presentations
IBM 100 Years Old This Year
There are not too many companies in the United States that are over 100 years. IBM is turning 100 years this year.
The 8mm Vintage Camera App
With an abundance of cheap film making devices, the technology puts the 8mm camera to shame. There are some people out there who are nostalgic and want that
Happy Birthday: 10 Years of Wikipedia
Wikipedia put a lot of encyclopedia salesmen out of work. It's been ten years already since the inception of Wikipedia. The free online encyclopedia of truths and half
Tap! The iPhone and iPad Magazine
Tap! Tap! Tap! Tap! That's the sound the world is making today and perhaps for many years as people are tapping on their iPhones, iPads and other devices
iBand Christmas Music
The iPad is making way at the North Point Community Church as a musical instrument outsourcing Christmas music on stage. The portability of the iPad is proving to
Facebook and Twitter Adidas Sneakers
Athletes might dominate the sneaker market, but don't be too surprised that the branding of both Facebook and Twitter might sell just as much sneakers as the sporting