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It’s no joke.
Online pornography will hook into you and destroy your life.
We’ve talk about online pornography on ChurchMag before and how vulnerable you can become with a mobile device, and I’ve found an app that can aid you in your defense against online pornography!
After you’ve completed mocking-up the next big iPhone app on App Cooker, it’s time to test it!
If you remember from before, App Cooker gives you all the tools necessary to mockup an iOS app before writing a single snippet of code. App Taster compliments App Cooker and gives you the ability to share your mockup for testing.
App Taster is easy to use, easy to share your mockups and receive feedback, and is completely free to use with App Cooker.
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I wouldn’t say I’m cheap as much as I like not being under contract. At least that’s what I tell myself every time I’m talking myself out of running to my local Apple store and buying the new iPhone 4S.
I’d like a better camera, but I did just buy a DSLR, so that’s not really a good excuse. I’m not the most organized person in the world, so I really like the idea of having Siri remind me to do things later. That’s such a big draw for me that I’m really tempted by it. My wife is always saying, “Wouldn’t it be nice if you had a smart phone to remind you to do things?” She knows I have an iPhone 3Gs, but I just don’t like typing reminders to myself.
With this in mind, I started looking for ways to do this for less than buying a new phone.
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From your first idea, to balancing books, App Cooker is an all-in-one solution to get you on your way to creating a successful iOS app before writing a single line of code.
I love the interactive children apps they’ve been coming out with for touch screen devices.
Most recently, the Interactive Van Gogh Storybook, The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore and the Adventure of Moses: An Interactive iPad Storybook.
I love that these apps aren’t designed for the sole purpose of occupying our children, so we don’t have to be “bothered” by them. These apps are designed to enhance and enrich the classic storybook experience.
What a fun way to spend some time with your younger kids.
Here’s another app and book you may want to add to your library:
If you follow anything Kevin Rose does, you’ve probably heard about the app he and his new company Milk have been working on. It’s called Oink, and was just released to the public via the App Store. I’ve installed it and gotten to play around with it a bit, so here are some of my initial thoughts.
