A lot of people tend to find new apps through word-of-mouth recommendations, or seeing them on somebody else’s phone. Many smartphone owners will find a new way to tweet or play partypoker via their handset after a tip from a friend or loved one who uses an app they love.

What we aim to do here is be that app-savvy person, and tell you, voice to ear, why the app will work for you, or why it won’t, and what features and functionality it can offer you as a user. We’re huge app junkies ourselves, and our purpose is to try and up the standards of the various app markets across the web.

If you’ve ever felt that the commute’s been a little boring, then try one of our review podcasts for an app you might be interested in. Not only will we keep you content and entertained during, you’ll also come out the other side with a better idea of what your next app avoid/purchase will be.

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Otterbox took the best of both worlds and created a 2 layer case that has a hard shell and a soft shock absorbent rubber skin. The skin separates from the hard shell, which makes putting the device into the case much easier. Put the phone in the skin then slip the hard shell over that.

The case has openings and buttons so that you never have to remove the case to charge the phone or listen to music. . The only problem I encountered was with the charging opening which was quite a hassle to get open and required you to put the device in the skin, then put the skin in the hard shel while holding the charger opening open.

Another great thing is how it creates a recess for the camera. Previously, the camera stuck out of the back, making it so the phone couldn’t lay flat and scratching up the lens. The case solves that, and now my phone lies completely flat!

Im so confident in this case that I can drop it onto concrete without a cringe. And when my friends see me with a case and tell me “Hey, why do you have a case on there? It makes it so bulky…” I say well, And then drop the hone from 4 feet up onto concrete. “THAT’s why.”

The case comes with a screen protector which is a nice inclusion, and classifies this case under “Full body protection”.

Good work Otterbox.

It is different than using WordPress on a Mac. Why? Because the screen real estate affords you more controls and is simply easier to read.

Yet this is still pretty cool nonetheless.

Here’s a graphic added from the photo library (ToonPaint App used with this as well!):

Anyway, this is my first attempt to post an article using WordPress on an iPad.

Lastly, I’m using iPad’s on screen virtual keyboard.

Peace,
Sam