Guardian says – well, erm, OK… The app is certainly slick, and it makes good use of the iPad’s larger screen. I’m not sure I buy into Söderström’s vision of sofa-surfing music discovery just yet, though – Spotify’s revamped Radio feature is missing, as are the apps that have made its desktop application far more than just…
People buy tickets to see an artist live. So in terms of App-logic it does make perfect sense to transfer this economical relationship into a Facebook App. Evinar allows you to host an online show (like any other streaming service) but you can sell tickets for it. Like for a real concert. Because in App-world…
Berlin based Amen asks you to contribute and vote for the best or worst things in life. From the worst goulash to the best song ever. Now rating user generated bullshit or fun is nothing new when it comes to build a short lasting community. Gossip and the ‘hey look at this’-factor works. Now Amen…
Gamification is a buzzword too big to really mean something. So first just accept it’s axiom that the whole world is a game. Of course that’s bullshit, but just give it a try for a second and by doing so you can see the penetration of the ‘real’ world by strategies used in games as…
Now-a-days people wish that everything they want to use should come packed in one gadget. This way all the mess of carrying multiple tools is a thing of the past. Squeezing apps into mobiles, tablets and computers, performing tasks has never come in so handy. Still, the very practical aspects of life are neglected. Imagine…
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops developed an App to confess your sins via iPhone or iPad: “Confession: A Roman Catholic App” can be downloaded vie the Apple store, so the Pope as well as Steve Jobs will know all the dark deeds of their followers. Simply tick your respective sins, and recivce the…
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