Growing up, I had a huge affinity with Tetris. From the Russian-inspired background music to frantically orienting shapes as they dropped from the top of my monitor, the entire affair seemed seemed like an art. For the masses and developers alike, it opened the door to other successful shape manipul...

There is no shortage of wordgames, be it crossword puzzles, fill in the blanks, collaboration games or scramblers. That said, as long as these plethora of games have been around, many have their limits. Verbum aims to change that by letting find words in any direction, up, down, across, diagonal, ar...

These days everyone is sharing everything from their favorite times out to their most intimate moments. In the midst of all the socio-political noise that clogs up our social network newsfeeds, some of us just want to see only things that we're interested in - this is where dedicated social networks...

  If you're the type that works hard and plays hard, maybe goes out to party every once in a while or even if you're a nightlife guru who has to make appearances a few times a week, you will appreciate Linechecker. Rather than planning a night out to the perfect nightclub, restaurant or bar on...

  Last year, my girflriend introduced me to her Casino obsession. "Atlantic City, here we come!" was a common phrase heard at least once a month. After going there a few times, we started visiting local casinos in the New York City metro area.   See Also: Poker Party House (iOS)  ...

  Caller ID was perhaps one of the most important facets of telecommunication functionality tto come out of the latter half of the 20th century. On a social level, the awkwardness or picking up unwanted calls and deferring other calls at our leisure made things far more convenient, not to ment...

  Here we are a month into the new year and people are breaking their New Year's resolutions left and right. All of those people who made their way to the gym and signed up for new memberships are now disappearing at a brisk pace. Why do you ask? The number one excuse is, "they don't hae the t...

  It is good practice to write a journal. Whether you're a regular 9-5er, or a corporate slinger pulling in 80 hour weeks, academic research in academia consistently supports that journaling is good practice for both business and health. Not only is it good for helping to clarify some thoughts...