It’s election season once again. It’s time to check out the presidential candidates’ platforms, background, motivations, etc.
This post may be satirical, but the infographic holds a lot of truth about the candidates. Continue reading
Month: November 2015
We need 3D Touch capability in Downcast app too
Now that the Castro podcast app has gone free, I was able to take it for a spin, and I was impressed by its 3D Touch capability, so that you can instantaneously launch and play your favorite podcast channel (or playlist, perhaps?) straight from the home screen.
3D Touch for Castro podcast app in action
Thus, I’m contemplating of switching to this app instead of my go-to app for podcasts — Downcast. So, here’s a challenge to the developers of Downcast — update your app to integrate 3D Touch, and you can keep me as your loyal user/customer/endorser.
Unleash the beast within the iPhone 6s Plus
The iPhone 6s Plus standing proud while on display at iSwitch in Bonifacio High Street
Two years and my iPhone 5s still appeared to be on top of its game. Yet, it was time to upgrade — to catch up with the latest and greatest. I’m pretty sure there’s nowhere else to look but towards the direction of the iPhone 6s Plus.
One week with the iPhone 6s Plus and these are my first impressions, especially when compared to my old but tried and trusted iPhone 5s: Continue reading
No thank you Microsoft for Office for iOS
Microsoft Office free on iOS
I was trying out the MS Office apps (Excel, Word, and Powerpoint) on my brand new shiny iPhone 6s Plus today, and I found they’re nifty little applications that can surely help in some ‘office works’ while on the go. Continue reading
Where’s the 2-step verification in Facebook?
I was greeted by the above reminder when I opened Facebook today. Apparently, Facebook is concerned about our security. What with the reports of cases of user account hacking, some even compromise the personal reputation of the affected individuals. Continue reading