Tripomatic App
Tripomatic lets travelers (and home town tourists) find nearby points of interest using an incredibly basic (and intuitive) interface.
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Tripomatic lets travelers (and home town tourists) find nearby points of interest using an incredibly basic (and intuitive) interface.
Passtouch is a new security app that can block strangers from accessing your phone or tablet's browser.
Baseball cards have always been a fairly social collectible. Kids – and adults – trade them actively as they try to complete their collections. Now there's an app for that.
Philadelphia is home to a start-up firm creating games for the iPad and iPhone. But, this is about as far from Angry Birds as you can get.
The Apple iTV is still a rumor, and there's nothing confirmed about the next iPhone. Still, Apple had a lot of hardware and software to show off on Monday at its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.
Facebook officially launched its mobile App Center, this week.
The WinZip app has finally arrived, letting you open those files with an iPhone – even if they're encrypted.
If you've tried using Google's Gmail on your iPhone, you've probably gritted your teeth in frustration a few times. The Sparrow app could ease that suffering.
iPhoto takes the popular editing suite from the Mac to the iDevice with a ton of features and a very user friendly interface.
TouchRetouch lets you replace and erase items in photos you take with your iPhone for just a buck.
The free app checks signal strength, download speed and Internet response time. Each test is recorded and sent back to their servers, and it's that crowdsourced info that shows you whether Verizon, Sprint, or AT&T works best.
Wharton grads are behind a startup company that creates made-to-measure menswear for a dressed-down price.
Forget the iPhone contacts list. Buzz Contacts speeds up the process of finding the person you want to talk to.
Philadelphia is tops in the nation, the study says. On average, we each lose a phone twice a year. Compare that to New York, where it's once a year, or Chicago -- once every three years.
Even if you're not texting from the toilet, your cell phone is a dirty device inside and out.
If you're trying to take up a second language, the AccelaStudy app lets you do so on the go, with smartphone-based interactive quizzes and memorization tricks.
The new iPad goes on sale today and the usual line of eager Apple devotees were lined up outside the Center City store, early this morning.
If you want Apple's Siri, but don't have the money to buy an iPhone 4S, Evi may be the next best thing.
Smartphones aren't always so smart. Some Blackberries, iPhones and Android devices have had issues switching back and forth from Daylight Saving Time. You might do well to set a lower-tech alarm, this Sunday.
For many of us, it seems like ages since we've been worried about going over cell phone voice minutes. These days, it's all about data: most wireless companies slow down your connection if you use too much. A new crop of apps aims to help.
A freshman City Councilman this week is launching a very 21st century approach to neighborhood issues like trash and blight: he has created an iPhone app that lets residents send complaints and concerns -- with photos -- directly to his office.
Home technology is getting 'smarter' -- so much so, in fact that you barely have to lift a finger to control everything from your thermostat to your blinds.
Have you ever walked out of a store or the mall and had absolutely no idea where you parked? Well with Car Finder, those days could be over.
You may already be familiar with Yelp, a Website made up entirely of user reviews. Tiny Review uses a similar formula, but keeps it concise.
