Being too lazy to find my iPod Touch’s UDID* by manually plugging it into iTunes, I stumbled upon Ad Hoc Helper, by Erica Sadun. This no-frills utility basically snatches up some info about your device, such as your device name, model, system version, memory, free space and UDID and automatically pops open Mail so you [...]
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Q&F: HippoRemote LITE
Have you ever wanted to use your iPod Touch or iPhone (or iPad, I should add) as a wireless multi-purpose combination mouse and keyboard gizmo? The thought never really occurred to be. However, HippoRemote LITE by RoboHippo LLC offers some pretty neat functionality in a simple and easy to use utility.
Setting up the application for [...]
Q&F: QRANK
Are you smarter than your friends? Here is your chance to prove just that. Ricochet Labs gives us QRANK the daily trivia challenge game where you try to beat no only your friends but the rest of the world.
Every day you are given 20 questions of which you must answer 15. The questions are divided [...]
Q&F: Hologram 3D Ultimate
Legions of Star Wars nerds have been waiting for this technology since 1977 when a sassy little droid first played a holographic recording of a soon-to-be-homeless princess! You know exactly what I’m talking about… something that creates a real, live holographic projection. I honestly never thought it was possible but in this case seeing IS [...]
Q&F: Quizarium
Are you a fan of trivia games? If so, here’s a freebie you might want to pick up. Quizarium is a Plus+ game specializing in all things trivia. It allows the user to customize the game to their liking- everything from determining color options so that your ID stands out from other users to creating your [...]
Q&F: IMDb
“Remember that one movie with that one guy?” This actually came out of my mouth once. I like movies as much as the next guy but I just can’t remember important things like names and titles. Then there is the whole “He looks familiar what movie do I recognize him from?” No longer will these [...]
Q&F: Cause World
As I sat in an Italian restaurant eating some fettuccine alfredo, I silently tapped on my iPhone. Within seconds, I had donated help to the Red Cross for the Haiti relief. How did I do it? I was using the ShopKick app called Cause World.
Cause World is similar to apps like My Town and Four [...]
Q&F: Zlider
This game by Moyo Studios is out of this world! You are trying to get the meteor to the black hole at the end of the level, but there are red and blue barriers in your way. On each side of the screen is an arrow that you slide up and down to move the opening of the [...]
Q&F: Downhill Fridge Challenge
This is probably the strangest and most random game I’ve seen. You try to get a fridge that’s on a skateboard down a hill. You tilt your iPhone to control you speed. If you tilt the iPhone forward, you will speed up; tilt backwards to slow it down. Why you want to get a fridge down a hill [...]
Q&F: Kideos
If you have little ones like I do then Kideos might be for you. Earlier Media brings the aggregation of kid videos to your device.
I don’t have the time to comb through YouTube for kid videos so I was hopeful for this app. The app does do just that, it just does it in a [...]
Q&F: My Attorney
The My Attorney App supplies information and accident guideline checklists, all leading the wallets of prospective customers to the service of good lawyers.
I don’t have any immediate usage for this app (I don’t really hope I will need a lawyer any time soon), but the My Attorney App does provide a useful, everyday and free [...]
Q&F: Emoji Free!
For a guy who runs an iPhone review site, you’d be surprised at how clueless I am on some things! Case in point: I’ve had my iPhone for nearly 18 months but I didn’t know what the hell an emoji was until about a month ago. If you’re still in the dark, emojis are just [...]




























