SpotMe, a handy little tool for sharing expenses in groups, Zornitza Stefanova, the CEO of SpotMe’s maker Boomerang Digital, describes the app as “a social messenger for payments.” What that means is that the app takes over the often uncomfortable job of having to ask your friends for the money they owe – it does that for you. Going to the movies? Buying concert tickets? Planning a family gift? Or splitting the rent? SpotMe helps you manage your group's money. Aided with features like messaging and email summaries, SpotMe is now a top 10 mobile app in the finance category
Read MoreA new product has hit the Android Market Wyse PocketCloud Explore mobile cloud app, the app allows users to search for and view files across their PCs and Macs, all without ever needing to surrender data to the cloud. The app also pioneers multi-device search, allowing users to easily access files anywhere on their device or remote computers. For example, if a user wanted to find the folder of photos from a combined business and vacation trip but could not remember whether it was on their home computer, work computer or office server, they could search all the devices at
Read MoreSabeer Bhatia (fame Hotmail) along with Yogesh Patel, announced the launch of JaxtrSMS, a cross-platform (free, android, iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Blackberry), texting application that allows one to send SMS over the Internet to any other cell phone user around in your country or any where in the world. What makes JaxtrSMS stand apart from other over-the-internet SMS application is that JaxtrSMS allows you to send messages from your own number i.e recipients see your number and name and on top of that the recipient doesn’t need to be a JaxtrSMS user in order to receive messages. JaxtrSMS features - Automatically integrated
Read MoreArrived new app (web, iOS - iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPad Wi-Fi + 3G, and iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G) which instead of checking in, paves the way for you to simply “arrive.” It automatically checks you into locations based on your phone’s GPS data and tells friends that you’re there. Works on straightforward logic - You select locations which can be as specific as an address or as broad as a country, these addresses are for which you’d like to alert friends of your presence. You add friends from your phone book (Facebook friends coming soon) to
Read MoreTablets are ideal for gaming, surfing, movies and any multimedia activity which you can think of but programming aaaah is not typically among them. Much like writing text, you can write code on the iPad, but it's more cumbersome without an external keyboard. Yeah you are not going to see developers ditch their laptops anytime in near future but a new breed of apps for the iPad help make the device more coding-friendly. Coders, geeks, developers welcome Codify ($7.99, iPad, iOS 4.0 or later) which lets you build simple games and simulations using a combination of hand-coding and touch-based visual
Read MoreIf you use custom ringtone identifiers for different callers and don't want to loose when your phone is on vibrate mode. Whether you’re in an office meeting, class, or on a movie date, there’s no need to pull out your phone anymore to see who’s calling because you’ll feel it. If ringtones can be customized to help you recognize a contact, why not let your phone’s vibrations indicate who’s on the other end of the line? ViBe (android, free) sets specific vibration patterns for specific callers. Feel who’s calling you. “Vibe” is like Caller ID but with Vibration Patterns. Pick
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