Apps: News
Dockem has a smart set of wall mounts for assorted tablets and smartphones that address some of the deficiencies found in competing mounts. For starters, they accommodate just about any size device, and even with a case or smart cover in the case of the iPad.
By splitting the mount into two parts. They can accommodate devices of different width, in portrait or landscape mode (though you will have to decide which orientation before you finalize affixing your mounts.)
The Daily Planet is a perfect application for anyone who is on the go and wants to know the latest news. Perhaps you want to know if it’s going to rain later or if it’s going to be sunny out. The Daily Planet has features for investors as well such as stock quotes in the USA, UK and HK. The Daily Planet has almost everything you can think of and anything you would ever need. If you need news from some of the top news sources, you can easily find them as news is gathered and collaborated from some of the most trusted news networks and media sites. While reading news and stories in plain text can get boring and unappealing, the news is delivered complete with text, audio and video.
What I played this week includes a mix of apps for both work and play, and warn you this will be a lengthy column, as also have a bit of game news to share at the end. So, let's jump in--play before work, as the saying goes: Bounty Racer (beta) is an exquisite crash cart-esque 3D racing menagerie (should be released next week). Second, Kingdom Rush for iPhone is engaging, if tiny, Tower Defense fun with rousing vocals and clashing swords to keep you alert through endless enemy waves. Pearltrees is a "web curation" app (web-content mind mapping/sharing) with an interesting way to find/share online content. Stitcher is to news radio and podcasts what Slacker or Pandora are to music. Lot's to look at, so let the WIPTW madness commence forthwith!
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