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Snoopify App For iOS And Android Lets You Drop it Like It’s Hot!

Fo’ shizzle my nizzle! Snoopify is one of those apps that is so dope, you’ll be asking yourself; how did we survive before it? The app lets users drop it like it’s hot by snapping photos and adding Snoop themed stickers that’ll make you look like a real member of Death Row. Stickers include Snoop’s head, doobies, grape soda, and even a hairnet. The app, which was created in collaboration with Upper Playground is almost too much fun. The app is free to download, and includes one free sticker pack. If Read more

Ian Kersey

Top Five Twitter Apps for Android

With so many Twitter apps out there, it can be a challenge to find one that fits all of your needs. Sure, Twitter is a simple communication tool that utilizes messages of 140 characters, but it is also fairly complex in its feature set. Most apps utilize all of Twitter’s features, but do so in very different ways, both aesthetically and technically. To help you find the Twitter app that’s right for you, we’ve compiled a list of our top five Android Twitter apps available today.

Ian Kersey

Yo Google, We Don’t Need Your Stinkin’ Reader: Feedly’s Got Our Backs

Google announced yesterday that it would be shutting down their Google Reader service, the denizens of the internet were shocked, to say the least. How are we going to get our news? What about our years of feed customization? Well folks, I’m here to help you tell Google to talk to the hand. Feedly is a great alternative to Google Reader, and prettier to boot. And the company is ready for the Reader shutdown by releasing Normandy, a clone of the Google Reader API that will allow users to seamlessly Read more

Ian Kersey

Soundtracking App Delivers Solid Music Sharing Experience

There are many apps out there that focus on sharing music, and now an app called Soundtracking has seemingly pulled the best parts from social networks and music sharing into one app. Soundtracking is an iOS and Android app that brings together picture sharing  like Instagram, music tagging/discovery like Shazam, and location sharing features like those of FourSquare into one app so that users can “share the soundtrack of their lives.” Since this app centers around music sharing, users must first identify a song with the app, either Shazam style via the microphone, Read more

Ian Kersey

Grandpa, Tell Me Bout The Good Ol’ Days: Top 5 Retro Android Games

With so many games out there for Android, I still find myself playing games from gaming’s good ol’ days, a time when animated sprites moved around in side scrolling adventures, when gore in video games was hard to find, and the word polygon was only something you heard about in math class. Here are 5 of my favorite retro games that are available on Android, in all of their pixellated glory. They’ll set you back a few bucks, but now that you’re all grown up, that shouldn’t be a problem. Read more

Ian Kersey