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Category Archives: Apps
Taxonomies Are Fun
I’m notoriously against dichotomies when it comes to people. Objects, on the other hand, are fun to sort. There are games based on the concept of using dichotomies to identify objects: Twenty Questions, and all its spinoffs, like this Hedbandz game my kids have. Through a series of yes or no questions, you gradually narrow… Read More
Canva – Create Beautiful Designs with Ease
Canva has been my go-to for infographics but now they’re my go-to for all my design ideas. Read More
Indiegogo Alert! Design Your Workout or Offer Classes With MūvWell
Take classes and get a customized workout through Muvwell, a new app platform whose Indiegogo campaign just launched yesterday! Through it, you can also offer your own fitness classes for others to take. Read More
Day One: My Digital Midori
Day One is like a digital Midori for those who love to journal. Read More
Bat-Tail Reviews the Casio LK-265 Keyboard
For your viewing pleasure and information, Bat-Tail gives you her review of the Casio LK-265 Keyboard and I enjoy with accompanying Chordana Play app. Read More
Kickstarter for the Rocketbook Color Notebook: The Internet of Crayons
The Rocketbook Color Notebook, now on Kickstarter, addresses the two-fold problem: how do we give compulsive young artists a surface to draw on that won’t waste paper or build up as garbage around the house, while still allowing the results to be archived, displayed, and shared? Read More
Alexa Can Be on Your Android Phone Now, Too
Amazon’s Alexa is now available on the Huawei Mate 9. See what it looks like and how well it works. Read More
AccuWeather & Spotify Present ‘Climatunes’ Playlists
AccuWeather and Spotify join forces to present customized playlists to your location and weather conditions, based on the trends of 85 billion previous streams. Read More
SBrick Plus: Programmable Interlocking Bricks You Want
When educators asked for better programmable interlocking bricks that were compatible with LEGO, SBrick Plus answered the call. Check out their fully funded Kickstarter before Monday, November 7. Read More
‘My Little Pony: Puzzle Party’: More Than A Game, A Whole Experience
My Little Pony: Puzzle Party provides more than a game, it gives fans a fully immersive experience for a mobile game. Read More
My Cubii, My Buddy
Cubii: Earn Weight Watchers fitness points at your desk through low impact, low intensity pedaling. Read More
‘Disney Magic Kingdoms’: Improvements Needed
‘Disney Magic Kingdoms’ is a fun way to pass the time, but Dakster and Sophie have some ideas for improvements. Read More
Dog & Bone: LockSmart Bluetooth Padlock Video Review
tl;dr: Every step was simple. Both the app and the padlock were easy to use. Read More
Is the AccuWeather App’s Future Radar… Accurate?
Patricia checks out the latest version of the AccuWeather Weather for Life app for iOS, featuring Future Radar. Read More
Stikbot: Engaging the Creative, Willful Child
Stikbots little poseable bots engage kids in creative storytelling and digital media making, even for the most recalcitrant little people. Read More
‘Cover’: A Comics App for Windows
‘Cover’: a comics reading app for Windows that allows you to focus on the art. Read More
Developing Fun: Key Stage Fun
I turned to my iPad for homework help and discovered Key Stage Fun, the developer behind a whole range of fun, intuitive, fully customizable learning apps. Read More
‘Disney Magic Kingdoms’ Brings Freemium to Theme Park Design
As someone who counts both management simulation video games, and Disney theme parks among their greatest interests, the release of the ‘Disney Magic Kingdoms’ app last week was hugely exciting for me. Read More
Timelooper: The App That Turns Your Phone Into a Time Machine
Why do we love to visit locations with historic significance? Because in our minds, we’re LARPing! But what if we didn’t have to rely on our imaginations to experience noteworthy events in history when we travel? What if we could effectively travel back through time to see what happened at the very spot where we stand? Read More
