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Top Revenue Making iOS Apps [Infographic]

November 28, 2014
by Eric Dye

I’ve been really enjoying my iOS gaming apps lately. Things have been really busy and I haven’t had a lot of time to play longer games, so these little apps have been a lot of fun. You get a quick gaming fix—like a cup of coffee for your mind. A little something to do between things.

I particularly like more causal iOS games for when I am thinking and planning.

Here’s a list of the top revenue making iOS games—proof that the biggest money makers are not always the best games…

Bluesmart: Connected Luggage? You Got It.

November 26, 2014
by Tre Lawrence

This might just appeal to the globetrotter that resides within all of us…

No more lost luggage… not if this Indiegogo project has anything to do with it. Bluesmart is looking to introduce connected luggage to folks looking for a way to track and weigh their traveling gear. Beyond that, it charges electronics, gives proximity reports and can even be locked via smartphone.

If you’re like me, and shamelessly think this is exceptionally cool, you can assured in the fact that you’re not that weird. With less than a day to go, the project has raised more than $1 Million against a relatively modest goal of $50,000.

WhatsApp Turns 5-Years Old [Infographic]

November 13, 2014
by Eric Dye

Do you use WhatsApp?

WhatsApp is a unique app in both function and philosophy. It “is a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS.” The creators of WhatsApp doesn’t want to stop until “every single person the planet has an affordable and reliable way to communicate with friends and loved ones.”

Although there were purchased by Facebook for $19 billion in cash and stock, it’s clear the WhatsApp will continue to dominate—especially as they continue to press on with this kind of a philosophy!

Take a closer look at this curious company—I find the creators history particularly interesting, too:

iWant: What Have We Become?

October 3, 2014
by Eric Dye

Every time a new iPhone is released or video game console, there are hundreds—if not thousands—of people who wait outside, overnight, to be the first people to purchase the new tech on launch day.

But this anticipation for the latest and greatest isn’t limited to only affecting the United States. The same anxious anticipation happens in China where there is a boom in the iPhone Black Market and you can easily pay double the sticker price. And if you check eBay in the United States, you’ll find your share of people reselling the newest iPhone with a substantial markup.

What have we become?

Comparing iPhone Camera Quality [Images]

October 2, 2014
by Eric Dye

One the biggest draws to the iPhone, for me anyway, is the camera. The best camera to have is the one with you, so the idea of having a fabulous camera within reach all the time is really awesome. And if it can take great pictures, it’s even better.

With each release of the iPhone, the camera has gotten better and better. Not just higher pixels either, as most photo pros know.

Here’s a cool comparison that shows the evolution of the iPhone camera by Lisa Bettany:

Find Out If You Are a Smartphone Addict (And Stop)

September 30, 2014
by Eric Dye

Have you ever missed-out on cherishing a moment in your life because you were trying to capture a moment to cherish for the rest of your life?

Or how about engaging in social media on your smartphone while at the playground with your kids, instead of engaging with your kids on the playground?

I don’t mean to cast any kind of guilt or shame—I am as guilty as anyone else—but the first step in fixing a problem is admitting you have one, and that’s exactly what this mobile app does:

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