Great Value App!

From the creators of Flying Fun comes Geek Me, a new and feature packed face manipulation app!

Geek Me is a new take on the normal Fat Booth style of app which transforms the user into a geek. There are similar Geekify apps currently on the App Store, but Geek Me is packed with a heap of extra ways to customise and change your images. The FREE app allows you to add glasses, braces and acne to your face. A very cheap $0.99 payment unlocks ginger hair, more glasses to choose from and the ability to change the colour of your braces (as well as diabling those annoying ads).

"It's a simple app, but a great laugh! Very funny to transform your friends into geeks and show them later!"

Share your final images to Twitter or Facebook and celecrate your inner geek!

iPad Mini or Nexus 7? Which one is right for You?

iPad Mini or Nexus 7? The answer to this question is slightly more complicated than it may seem. The answer is dependent on what you want and need in a 7-inch tablet. Both are very good 7-inch tablets in my opinion, and there are pluses and minuses to both of them.The first factor you need to consider, is pricing. How much are you willing to pay?

The iPad mini's pricing goes as follows:

16GB: $329 (WiFi only)

$459 (WiFi+cellular)

32GB: $429 (WiFi only)

$559 (WiFi+cellular)

64GB: $529 (WiFi only)

$659 (WiFi+cellular)

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Fourth generation iPad review

The fourth generation iPad has been out for about two months now, with a new iPad possibly on it’s way in the spring. I’ve been using the new iPad for a few weeks now, and my experiences with it have been positive to say the least. I chose to get the iPad not because it was popular, but because I liked what I seen. The performance that it delivered in store was much better than the performance of my last tablet, a Motorola Xoom; the online reviews of the iPad were overall, quite positive, and the app support was much better than what any Android tablet could deliver at the time of me writing this. I thought about the Microsoft Surface, but apps and performance made me think twice about that option. Although it does look like a nice tablet, Windows RT, poor app support, and performance issues made me decide against that tablet. I thought the decision through, and eventually decided that the iPad would probably be the best tablet for me. 

Once I got the iPad home, and got it out of the box, the setup process was pretty simple. I applaud Apple on the simple setup process, and simple UI throughout all of iOS. I made it through the setup process in less than five minutes, and then it was ready to use, and test.

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Hard Drives! Everybody's Favorite!

Hey everyone it's @jacobpolli New Twitter handle, very different!! Well, a new laptop means that sooner or later, there'll be a new external hard drive to go with it. Keeping true to that tonight I unbox the G-DRIVE Slim 500 GB that I bought at the Apple Store earlier today. I use a G-DRIVE Mobile 750 GB with my Mac Mini so I already trust the brand. I'll be using this disk for backups and extra storage as you will see in  the setup part of this video!

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Letterpress: Have Free Fun with Your iPhone

Today's app of the day comes from our official Youtube channel.

Letterpress is free and fun: no excuse for not trying it out!