Ideas and Concepts from Damian Davila
It is not always easy to find a good restaurant: a restaurant that is not only convenient, but also appropriate to your tastes for a particular evening.
Many apps are being developed for iPhone and other smart phones that can find you restaurants, cafes, and places to shop for something special. You can also get directions to get there. Here are 4 great iPhone apps for choosing a restaurant.
Almost every Mac user will agree that Mac OS X is an awesome operating system and they will agree that in general, they are satisfied with choosing OS X as well.
Still, they might admit that there are those times when the Windows OS would be a handier addition though. The good news for all Mac users is that they do not have to make a full switch from their OS X to Windows, but that they can run both Windows and OS X on the same computer.
Here are 3 ways to show you how to run Windows on your Mac.
The iOS is brimming with fun for the baseball fan. It may be true that there are other sports and other seasons, one now need never admit such heresy. Steep yourself in baseball all the year round with the digital drama that only baseball offers.
Baseball is the best sport of all as exemplified in George Carlin’s stellar comparison to football. The fact that the rest of the world no longer gets that is the root of much of the world’s disunity. The National Pastime can now be the World Pastime 12 months a year, 24/7! Here are three marvelous apps that will help that iPhone earn its keep.
Back in July 2011, I pointed out 4 smartphone releases to keep an eye on, including the HTC HD7S , which is claimed as the most robust Windows smartphone out there.
Given the good reception of this Windows Phone, here is a list of top 10 apps available for this smartphone.
To be a good student it takes effort and planning. By utilizing digital applications on the iPhone, MBA students can improve their academic potential to perform effectively in class. This goes for students getting their MBA degree online, as well.
Check out these 4 popular and useful iPhone apps that help MBA students in and outside of the classroom.
Running a business is by no means an easy task, and every entrepreneur could use a little help from time to time. Instead of hiring a personal assistant, consider fully utilizing that $400 mobile device you purchased. That’s right. Your smartphone.
Phones have come a long way, and nowadays they can help you manage your life more easily and help you keep your sanity. If you are a business owner and have a smart phone, here are 5 must have apps that can keep you and your business running smoothly.
If you are in the fashion business or if you are one of those people that people that talk, eat and sleep fashion, then you will love these applications for your Android smartphone.
When you need some guidance in what is hot and what is not and what are the best promotional products, then these applications will be ideal for you. They will allow you to miss nothing in the fashion world and you could easily share all your design ideas with others as well.
Here are 3 must-download Android apps for fashionistas.
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The giant search engine has been skating on thin ice lately. With anti-trust probes and most people thinking the company knows too much about us already, it seems that Google’s motto of “Do no evil” is a bit hypocritical.
It’s not that Google’s intentions are necessarily evil, but the perception is that they are. After all, when you are the biggest search engine in the world, you pretty much own the internet, and you know more about your users than they even know, it’s pretty easy to see why people are paranoid about what Google knows.
The founder of Acer, Stan Shih, recently described Tablet PCs as a passing ‘fad’. Taking a swipe at Intel’s new Ultrabook concept he proclaimed that the industry needed to be more innovative instead of latching onto current trends, pot kettle black springs to mind.
Mr Shih’s views are contradictory with those of market analyst Ben Riitzes, of Barclays Capital, who last week declared that he expected Tablet PCs to continue to cannibalize the laptop market. That sentiment has previously been echoed by Apple CEO Steve Jobs who released the memo “We’re living in a post-PC world”.
