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Exciting OSX Yosemite Features In One Infographic


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If you have been under a rock, or living in a world of Androids, you may have missed a large event earlier this week.

Apple’s WWDC milestone event happened earlier this week and many things were introduced, namely iOS 8 and OSX 10.10 or Yosemite. Yosemite has a ton of new features and amazing updates to bring the two operating systems closer together.

Instead of going into great detail, and painstakingly long winded writing, you can just feast your eyes on this wonderful infographic of all of the new features coming with Yosemite.

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Word Lens App is Now Free!


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I downloaded Word Lens years ago.

As a Spanish teacher, I thought I’d found a perfect resource. Sadly, I couldn’t find a good use for it in my class.

Then, a few months ago, I was speaking to a friend who was preparing to head to the mission field. We started talking about his plans for language school and the best ways to learn language.

That’s when I remembered Word Lens.

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The Perfect Kid Camera App


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I think I just found the perfect kid camera app.

As it says on their website, “KidCam is designed for kids, built for parents.”

No kidding!

KidCam is built for the iPhone, iPod and iPad. I use it for my iPod. 🙂

The biggest problem I have with letting my kids use my iPod, is when they get a little video and photo ‘happy.’ Don’t get me wrong, I love it when they do that, but I’ve got limited space PEOPLE!

But that isn’t all KidCam boasts…

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Pray4Today: Bring Your Prayers into the Digital Age


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I have long been opposed to the “Swiss Army Knife” style apps that have a million and one uses because generally they only manage to do so much because they don’t do anything very well. At the same, I’m not a huge fan of life-hacking apps to operate for a purpose other than intended. Why? Is it because I’m a good rule follower? Not even close. Because I respect the app developers too much? Nope.

It’s because I want to have a true, native experience that is fluid and functional. Jury-rigging some app to do something it’s not made to do can just end up leaving a person frustrated. Take it from me.

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