Submitted by Fred Straker on
Buying used iPhones on eBay or Craigslist can save a lot of money. The only problem is that some sellers may not be telling the whole story. Apple has taken steps to improve security on iOS devices, including something called Activation Lock to help prevent theft. Protect yourself from buying a useless, stolen iPhone by taking a few moments to check that everything is in order.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
Upgrade your heroes
In Raid HQ, your heroes are more than just some well designed figureheads meant to add personality to your roster. They’re your best option when it comes time to turn the tides of battle, and they can often do the work of entire squadrons if they are used properly.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
It may be one of the oldest app functions in existence, but many iPhone users don't take advantage of the Reminder app as often as they should. That’s a shame, because the iPhone’s reminder system has received so many updates over the years that it arguably rivals any third-party apps specifically designed for reminder purposes.
The app is so feature rich, in fact, that to this day users are discovering wonderful new abilities that allow it to remind you of tasks in very specific locations.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
There are two kinds of travelers in this world: those that love to plan ahead so that every single minute is accounted for and those that are ready to jet off to new places at a moment’s notice.
While there are plenty of apps out there that can help the discerning traveler plan every step of their journey, you may be surprised to learn that there is a dedicated section of the app development community that share spontaneous travelers’ love for adventure without hesitation.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
Though it has only recently been released, you can bet that it won’t take long before Bushido Bear becomes the newest gaming app sensation.
This clever new game from developer Spry Fox, LLC asks players to defend an ancient forest by attacking the demonic creatures trying to invade it. Unlike other action games that would have you face your foes head-on, Bushido Bear takes a more subtle approach by making you swipe a path between your enemies that will allow you to attack them when you’re done. This mix of action and puzzle elements combined with the game’s charming visuals and sound design makes Bushido Bear a difficult game to not fall in love with.
