Cheatsheet for Mac: Shortcut Manager

Do you hate having a bookmarked PDF or notepad with all of your app cheatsheets? I used to have a Google Docs spreadsheet that was just full of them, but it became increasingly difficult to sift through and find what I was looking for. By that point, I might as well have not used the shortcuts at all.

That is why I love that I found Cheatsheet, an app that actually handles all of those shortcuts for you. It runs in the background, and any time you want to check the cheatsheet for any app you are using, you bring up a page of the shortcuts. That's it...super easy to use, and full of useful key combinations you didn't even know existed.

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Students Smell Success in the App Store!

There’s no doubt that the mobile app industry is taking the world by storm, changing our lives and creating multi-millionaires overnight. With that in mind, three university students in New Zealand take their first steps into this new and exciting world. Students – Mark, Paul and Chuck – recently launched their first app, Flying Fun for iOS, and are now looking to grow their already successful app business.

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Evi: Siri Alternative for iPhone, iPad, & iPod Touch

Evi is a revolutionary artificial intelligence application for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch that can help you with all of your everyday information needs. In many ways, it is a Siri replacement for anyone that doesn't own an iPhone 4S. One of the major benefits of Evi is the ability to interact with the application using either voice or text input, a feature Siri does not have. At $0.99, Evi is a great application and alternative for anyone that wants Siri functionality on their iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.

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Apple iOS 5 Cards App Demo

Apple's new "Cards" application for iOS 5 allows you to create and send cards to friends, family, and loved ones for $2.99 in the United States or $4.99 worldwide. Cards is available for free in the Apple App Store.

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iOS and Android Over the Video Games Market

In the last years, we have seen some incredible games at the App Store from Apple and now we also have games at the Android Market from Google. But before that, we had great portable consoles such as the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP, and currently they continue their own way.

But now with these App Stores we have access to an easier world where with just a tap we can download an incredible game right from our smartphone. So, lets check these statistics.

Mobile analytics service Flurry Analytics has launched a study on the percentage of revenue from mobile platforms in the gaming industry based on 12,000 million records captured from 80,000 applications anonymously iOS and Android. Thedata show the remarkable growth can be seen in the graph you will find on theselines and if already in 2009 the iPhone OS at that time exceeded U.S. to the PSP with 19% versus 11% of the latter, the entry of Android and the evolution of iOS in 2010 further increases the difference.

Sales of games and Android iOS U.S. have increased during 2010 to reach 8% oftotal revenues estimated at 800 million dollars, most of which are the grace, asFlurry, games for iPhone. This cake does not include data for PC games, although these are estimated at 700 million, anything that smartphone and tablets have notalready left behind.

It is clear that 15% iOS and Android have been scratched in notebooks from Sony and Nintendo in 2010 was largely due to a combination of factors, including a family of devices they always have, with uninterrupted access to a growing catalog software with a very low cost or even free supported by advertising or purchasing systems within applications.

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