Finding a place to stay used to be a roll of the dice. The internet lets us share our success stories (and horror stories) when searching for a great place to stay. ToucHotel by developer UserFans takes hotel searching and booking and makes it social, letting you view your Facebook friends’ reviews and share yours with others, all from within an app that lets you search and book hotels in over 30,000 worldwide destinations. You can view pictures of the hotel, read user reviews, and book from right within the app using a safe encrypted booking system.
iPhone App Review: Trip To Worlds
April 22nd, 2012 by BayoeTech | No Comments | Filed in iPhoneThough social networks are making the world smaller and smaller, it’s still big enough to be really impressed when you visualize how far you’ve traveled or in how many different countries you have friends and family. Trip To Worlds helps fill that visualization gap by allowing you to input the trips you’ve taken or log in to Facebook and place all of your friends on a map of the world.
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iPhone App Review: Callvine – HD Voice Conferencing
April 10th, 2012 by BayoeTech | No Comments | Filed in iPhoneThe days of Apple locking out telephony apps are gone, letting apps like Callvine’s HD Voice Conferencing give us alternative methods for reaching out and touching someone. Using this free app you can conference in up to 10 callers, define groups and send group text messages, and includes multiple advanced conference calling features like music on hold, HD recording of conference, individual management of conference participants, and more. With a paid premium subscription you can increase the maximum callers to 100 and enjoy more features, like instant tap-to-call of contacts.
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iPhone App Review: Gravity Force
April 10th, 2012 by BayoeTech | No Comments | Filed in iPhoneIf you remember those little party favors consisting of a small plastic maze with a tiny metal ball, then you already get the gist of Gravity Force by Siemens AG. It’s a free skill game where you must guide a ball through a series of mazes to a small cup at the bottom. There are three levels of difficulty (representing the different forces of gravity on Earth, Moon, and Jupiter), as well as a section of Siemens science videos for more science fun.
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iPhone App Review: MyTunes Pro
April 4th, 2012 by BayoeTech | No Comments | Filed in iPhoneSome people purchase their iPhones and iPods to actually play music, and want it to sound the best it possibly can. MyTunes Pro by SRS Labs, Inc. is a full-featured audio-enhancement suite that attempts to wring the best possible sound out of your probably poorly-compressed mp3 library, and has a few other interface tweaks, bells, and whistles to improve your music-listening experience.
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iPhone App Review: Link Mon
April 1st, 2012 by BayoeTech | No Comments | Filed in iPhoneIf you don’t have enough quick-and-easy puzzle games on your device just yet, eefflab’s new puzzler Link Mon may be worthy of a slot on your iPhone’s home screen. Match the monster pairs in order to clear them from the cemetery, but do it fast because there is a time limit for each level. With over 100 board configurations and four modes of play, Link Mon is easy to learn and the games go by quickly. It has a little room for improvement but all in all is a fun game with a simple premise.
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iPhone App Review: Listomatic
April 1st, 2012 by BayoeTech | No Comments | Filed in iPhoneCreating a list used to be as simple as writing a few items down on a piece of paper and crossing them off once you were done. Listomatic from Mondomorphic attempts to recreate the simplicity of creating a list on your iPhone, whether it’s a checklist of things you need to get done or a list of information that you want to keep handy. You can even add photos to your Listomatic lists and email them right from within the app.
