I have fond memories of making snowflakes out of paper as a kid. The application PaperSnow brought back a lot of nostalgia for me. This application lets you create paperless snowflakes so you don’t have to worry about your mother … Continue reading →

Exactly one month ago, I reviewed an application called Grass. My review was not-so-glowing, mostly due to the lagging movement. Well, recently this application was updated with optimizations. I decided to give the application a second look. I did say … Continue reading →

Best Chance is a probability application that helps you settle scores with friends. Don’t have a quarter with you? Use this application to flip for heads-or-tails. Don’t have dice? Use this app to roll some (you can even choose the … Continue reading →

In a previous review, I gave a positive review to the OMG Facts application, which is essentially an RSS reader just for the OMG Facts website. I spotted the name WTF Facts among a list of newly edited applications decided … Continue reading →

I stumbled across the iPad application Grass and downloaded it with an open mind. I’m okay with pointless applications as long as they provide an interesting experience. And seeing: Title: Grass Category: Entertainment as the meta data just made me … Continue reading →

If you haven’t heard of OMG Facts, you are really missing out. It’s a blog-style collection of interesting and mind-blowing facts. I’m a fan of the blog, and I’m also a fan of its matching iPad application. The application is … Continue reading →

Poetry Magnets is an iPad application that lets you drag and drop little “magnets” with words written on them to form sentences or phrases. I love playing with these types of magnets on refrigerators, so when I stumbled upon this … Continue reading →