Software for nuttin’.
What are you doing right now? Probably sitting at your computer or staring at your phone. Well it doesn’t matter, quick, snap a pic! That’s the basic premise of OneMinute, the app that asks for your photos at random times.
NASA found us a few new planets this past month but they’re not done giving us cool gifts. If you love the space dedicated agency, check out all this free software they just released to the public and get a look at what technology they’re using to get us a view from space.
Who even has a TV anymore? Well, lots of people but a huge amount of viewers have switched over to streaming through services like Hulu and Netflix in favor of waiting to watch shows during primetime. Still, there’s something about flipping channels and viewing actual TV. Get that same feeling with Neverthink, the web service and app that mimics TV viewing.
We can use technology in a variety of ways to help make the world more accessible. Aipoly Vision is the app that uses machine learning to identity everyday objects for people who have some trouble with their eyesight.
Remember the world of early smartphones and how we used to clamor to make our phones unique and scream “ME!!”. Our own wallpapers and custom ringtones were all the rage and now we’re just, well we’re boring. Reclaim some of that early excitement with ZEDGE, the wallpaper and ringtone app for Android.
We all know that everything we’re doing on the internet is tracked but did you realize that even your Facebook data is affecting your online footprint? You may have everything locked down on your profile but you’re still being tracked. Check out Data Selfie, the Chrome extension that tracks your Facebook activity.
Do you know what to do to save your pet? What if they step on a piece of glass? Or eat a grape? How do you handle these things? Don’t worry, Red Cross has your back with information with their Pet First Aid app.
Too much Facebook time, not enough face time in your life? Feel like you need a little help getting over your need to check social media and e-mail every few minutes? Or just worried about your children’s reliance on the digital world? You might need XooLoo’s family of apps to help you get digial time under control.
In 2017 a lot of social interaction happens on social media but Facebook and Twitter aren’t exactly what we would call “kid friendly”. Which is probably why LEGO went ahead and made LEGO Life, the social media site for kids.
We’re all spending a lot of time on Facebook which can be very stressful. If you don’t want to log off completely for whatever reasons, there are a variety of extensions to help you lower some of the anxiety attached to using the platform. Facebook Demetricator removes the numbers game in hopes to lower your stress around checking social media.
Public transportation is hard on pregnant ladies. Especially during rush hour when seats are at a premium. Seeing this issue, the Babee on Board app was created to help make sure pregnant ladies had a seat on the bus.
There’s a lot happening in the world right now and it’s really hard to keep up with the latest news especially since things are changing at breakneck speeds. SmartNews is the app that puts the headlines that are trending most into one place.
You never know who’s listening in our connected world. If you want to make sure that all your text messages, no matter how innocent, are kept secret from any prying eyes, check out Signal, the completely secure text messaging app.
Math is hard for some of us. Beyond basic arithmetic, some people really struggle. Photomath is here to help. It’s the app that will help you solve any math problem with just a simple scan of the page.
Have you ever been in a social situation that you really wanted to escape from? The easiest way out is to fake a call. “Sorry! This is important, lets catch up later!” is the common exit strategy from awkward situations. Now you can take your fake call to the next level with Fake Caller ID, the app that gives you a convincing fake call.
