Pal is great new app if you are interested in meeting up with people and taking part in various activities. It is more than a social media because you find like-minded people and then meet them while doing activities that you both enjoy.

The app is available for IOS and Android phones and can therefore be downloaded from Google Play or the App Store. Once you have it you can start adding to your contacts and build up a list. You will set up a UserID which you can give to your friends, family and acquaintances and thy will then be able to add you to their contacts and you can add them to yours. You can create groups to help you sort your list of Pals. You can also add photos and once you add a photo of yourself, you will be able to see others photos too.

Once you have a bunch of friends you will be able to send them messages. You will also be able to select activities to take part in. You can add your own activities or select ones that are already there and join them. Others may start activities and add you to them, you can contact them in the chat and ask to be removed if you do not want to be part of the activity. If you start an activity and add people, they may do the same for you. [Read more…]

A list of 100 Essential Apps for iPad/iPhone that will improve your lifestyle! Although I can’t guarantee anything… Not all will work on both iPhone/iPod and iPad and the prices may vary depending on location and iOS.

1. Facebook – Free

Got Facebook? Of course you have! The most popular website for Social Networking has got a free App which is easy to navigate and looks appealing. Now you can be anti-social and social at the same time! What, you don’t have a Facebook? Maybe you should just stick to writing letters.

2. Angry Birds – £0.59/$0.99

Perhaps not the most essential app in this list but let’s face it, until you try the most addictive physics-based bird-flinging game on the App Store, you really aren’t a true apple fanatic.

3. Twitter – Free

The best place to stalk celebrities and erm.. stalk more celebrities? Yeah I hate the thing. But there must be something appealing about it, perhaps to promote your business or find out when your favourite band are touring. So get your free Twitter App now and find out what Justin Beiber had for breakfast. Fascinating, right?!

4. Keynote – £5.99/$9.99

Make a moving presentation, and take it anywhere. A powerful presentation App for use with the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Keynote gives you ways to create interesting slideshows while being able to take them anywhere.

5. GarageBand – £2.99/$5.99

Did your jazz fusion band never really take off? GarageBand lets you mix different instruments together to create your own melodies. Many instruments available including guitars, keyboard, drums and tambourine, while a stylish and user-friendly interface allows anyone to create songs.

6. Hipstamatic – £1.19/$1.99

A fun little camera App that allows you to change the virtual lens, film and flash, giving your photos that awesome vintage/retro look. Essentially it’s just adding cool effects to your snapshots while providing you with an old-school camera interface. Turning hipster has never been so cheap!

7. Mint – Free

A virtual money-manager, Mint tracks your income, spending and investments after you enter your financial data to the password-protected site. It will also alert you should your spending go over a preset budget or if your credit needs attention. One of the best free finance related Apps.

8. Spotify – Free

The music revelation that is Spotify, now available as an App. Spotify allows you to play music streamed from the internet for free, and save them to playlists. Not every band can be found on it but it’s collection is pretty extensive.

9. Skype – Free

Yet another social networking App, Skype stands among the best, offering free Skype-to-Skype voice and video calls over 3G and WiFi.

10. ShopSavvy – Free

Using ShopSavvy, you can find the best deals for products on the highstreet while uploading deals you have found yourself for other users to find. Now with improved search and barcode scanning.

11. Kindle – Free

Kindle offers an easy-to-use-interface giving you access to almost a million books in the Kindle Store. The App is free but you must purchase most books.

12. Google Earth – Free

View the entire globe from your iPhone! An interesting App, which uses GPRS to locate your current position and then you’re free to wander anywhere. Hawaii? Fiji? You be the judge. [Read more…]

Your iPhone is an exceptionally powerful tool for everything from shopping to organising your day. These devices can also be used to play iPhone bingo, which will allow you to get your bingo fix on the move. When you do choose to play this, you’ll first need to pick if you want to use a bespoke app or prefer to use a mobile optimised site.

In this handy article, we’ll teach you all about these and which may be best for you.

How do you Play iPhone Bingo?

Just connect your iPhone to an internet connection and select a site to play on. When you access some sites, you will be able to play right away and with others you will be prompted to download an app. The most important things to remember when you play is to stay safe and play securely, just like you would when playing on a desktop site.

If you don’t currently have a password or screen lock on your device, then consider adding one if you’re going to be using it for bingo. Storing payment methods and account details happens automatically on a lot of sites, so make sure your device is secure too.

Are Apps or Sites Better?

Whether you prefer to use an app or a mobile bingo site to access games will probably come down to the kind of player that you are. There are advantages and disadvantages to using each, which you’ll want to know about in advance.

Let’s start off by taking a look at mobile bingo sites such as Rocket Bingo, as these are arguably the easiest ones to assess. These are built using what’s known as HTML5 technology, which basically changes the games to fit the device that you are using. There can be a couple of issues with this, like compatibility on older devices but generally they’re simple to use.

There may be a few games that you can’t play on a mobile site, due to compatibility issues. They’re very quick and easy for you to access however, without you having to download any software. If you’re not comfortable with downloading apps then this can be super handy. [Read more…]