Frugal Friday – All For A Dollar
Loads of great titles have just recently gone on sale for $0.99! So, in addition to our usual list of freebies, we thought...
The Portable Podcast Episode 213 – Sending Out 2013 With A Roll of The...
It is time for one final 2013 episode of the Portable Podcast.
On this episode, I join 148Apps' Carter Dotson to discuss a couple of...
Serving Up A Surprise At An iPhone’s Backdoor : Apple’N’Apps & AppAddict Weekly Podcast...
Welcome to another episode of the podcast...
Join us as we look through an iPhone's backdoor and recount what we see at a crazy surprise...
The iPad Has Been Revealed, But Many Questions Still Remain
The long rumored tablet PC from Apple has turned out to be, for all intents and purposes, a sleek looking, (much) larger, faster iPod...
PAX East 2015 Preview : This Year’s Entire Indie Showcase Will (Once Again) Be...
If you are interested in mobile gaming, then the PAX East Indie Showcase (located at booth #5212) is an ideal place to start.
Every year...
OnLive Remains Tight-Lipped About App Delays
Remember back in December of 2011? Back when we didn’t need to worry about a massive power outage that could wipe out electricity across...
Another Visit To The Portable Podcast
This week, host Carter Dotson invited me back to The Portable Podcast (Episode 92) to discuss my slum lord status on NimbleBit's Tiny Tower,...
Friday Freebies – Tasty Way, Sheeple, Seaglass and more
Here are some freebies for this week. Some of them are limited time offers, so jump on them quickly.
Tasty Way
(Path Drawing / Family...
Forecasting Apple’s Next Colorful Path : Apple’N’Apps & AppAddict Weekly Podcast Episode 169
Welcome to another episode of the podcast...
Join us this week as get forecasts from cats for Apple's next event while doing drive-by paintings and...
Let The 8-Bit Retro Renaissance Begin…
It makes me feel old to realize that some of our readers may actually be too young to remember a time when 8-bit gaming was not considered "retro" and was just called "gaming"! If you are like me, and fondly remember a time when things were simpler and you just had a single button on your joystick and a graphics pallet of just 8 colors (100 if you count various shades of the 8 colors), then let the retro renaissance begin.