Take a look at our Video Review for "Pain Diary - Catch My Pain" for iOS. This medical app allows you to document any pain you may encounter using diagrams, charts and through descriptions. Revolutuionary would be an understatement. Check out our YouTube video review!...

Krrb, pronounced “Curb" is a new app from AREA 17. This classifieds app combines the best elements of what makes sites like eBay and Craigslist great, and puts it in a slick interface so easy to use, even you could do it! The relative ease of creating and searching through listings, locating a...

There have been a slew of note taking apps which hit the market within the last two years or so, but none have been as feature packed and intuitive as Note Anytime. We recently did a video review of this app for Android and were overwhelmed with the number of features, export options, and its abilit...

A lot of the games on the market are spins on old themes and while many are great (and some not so much), they offer very little in the way of being unique, attention getters. Sliding Sam is not one of those games. While dabbing the typical "rescue the princess" fashion, the Developer Samuel Marin p...

There are so many utilities dedicated to organization across all of the major platforms. These utilities are based on the Rolodex of yesteryear and the pocket organizers that dominated the consumer-sphere back in the 1980s and 1990s. Most of those utilities had something in common, and that was simi...

No matter what platform you're on, you're never going to get a shortage of word games. Many are a play off of the popular game scrabble, some plays off of traditional newpaper word puzzles, and many creators try to make things extremely complicated to keep your attention. It is refreshing to know th...

Many of the games on the market are pickup and go. We more or less are able to take this approach with just about every game we review. After all, seen one, seen them all right? It takes a lot for a developer or writer to break the mold and come up with new concepts to market, let alone actually rea...

Since the PC/Mac days of the 80s and the Pocket Organizers and Palm Pilots of the 90s, computer and mobile device manufacturers have included alarm clocks in their products. The majority of these included apps had the same basic functionality that your dad's alarm did. That is going off at the time ...