Postifier is an app that with notify you via smartphone when your mail has arrived. It works by placing the Bluetooth’s monitor inside the mailbox and its sensor detects any light, which is when the mail is inserted into the mailbox. Once the Bluetooth device detects the light a message will be sent straight to your smartphone. It can connect within a 100 foot range and its battery lasts six to nine months. If all goes well with it’s funding Postifier will be available for both iOS and Android in December.
Holy SH*T….Apple Was Hacked?!
Well if you’re one of those people walking around talking about ‘I got iOS 7…You want it?’, well Apparently Apple’s Developers portal has been hacked, And people with early iOS 7 only have it because they have a Developers License, hit the jump for the Deet’s on the Dev’s!
Apple’s App Store Is Doing WHAT ?!
Next week, July 23rd, Apple will be launching an updated version of its App Store. According to sources the new app(store) has been resdigned to fit more with the user interface of the App Store, iTunes Store, and iBookstore in iOs 6. Hit the jump to see what this will offer users …
Holy Sh***…. Android Did WHAT ?!
Google CEO Larry Page announced this week that more than 1.5 million Android devices are being activated DAILY and that over 50 billion apps have been downloaded from Google Play. These numbers are almost double what they were last year. There are more than 900 million Android devices worldwide and counting, which is pretty amazing considering the first Android phone launched less than five years ago. Google is expected to pass Apple’s App Store in total app downloads later this year or early next year. Congrats Android !!!
(Video) Ahhh Candy Crush…But Would You Pay THIS To Play It?!
We’re all either completely addicted to Candy Crush by now or know someone who is. None of us compare to this guy, though. He takes video game addiction to the next level. Read more to see the tantrum he throws when confronted about his gaming habit.
Google Chrome For iOS Just Got Better
Google gave iPhone and iPad users a significant update in the form of an update to its popular browser, Chrome. The desktop version of Chrome has been kicking around for years and has grown to be one of the most widely used browsers. Chrome on iOS is growing into a serious threat for Safari, the native iOS browser. This update brings fullscreen browsing to iPad users and a comprehensive browsing history to both iPad and iPhone, a feature strangely absent since the browser’s mobile debut.
