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Fiverr for Android- Review

Fiverr – Review Much like Liam Neeson we all have have a particular set of skills, but there are times when these skills don’t always make the grade (Watch Taken 2!). You dont have to consult the yellow pages, and spend a lot of money, you can do it for just £5, through Fiverr. This service has been around for a while, but they have finally branched out to the Android Market. Allowing ...[Read More]

LUPO – Kickstarter

LUPO – Kickstarter There have been a couple of Kickstarter projects I have been really interested in and LUPO is another one I love the look of. It’s primarily a lost & found device but it is also much more. Firstly, it helps you find, track and recover lost items, but it also protects those items so you don’t lose them in the first place. You can set an anti-loss (out of ran...[Read More]

MarkAsRead for Gmail – Review

MarkAsRead for Gmail – Review There are apps out there, that try to solve one issue. MarkAsRead for Gmail is one of those apps. As its name says, it lets you mark Gmail messages as read straight from the notification area. When you now pull down to read an email, in between the usual archive and reply buttons, MarkAsRead sneaks a “Read” button. MarkAsRead for Gmail does this by i...[Read More]

Link Bubble – Review

Link Bubble – Review We are lucky to be in a time where we have the internet, but also a time where a little black mirror allows you access to the internet wherever you are. You are restricted to not having that “middle mouse” button, that opens a link in the background, so any link you go to, means going away from the page you were on. This can and will lead to a load of clickin...[Read More]

RAVPower 15000mAh Charger – Review

RAVPower 15000mAh Charger – Review How much battery can you buy for £39.99? The answer is a lot! The RavPower 15000mAh is a behemoth of a battery, allowing you to charge your device seven times, or two devices at the same time three times each, or even one full charge for a laptop. This is a lightweight, stylish charger, that fits perfectly in your bag and easily allows you to charge any of ...[Read More]

Recoil Winders – Review

Recoil Winders – Review  In life you will normally find yourself with three sets of cables, charger, USB and headphones. These three will be with you forever, and always have to be stored, I am the kind of person to wrap them around themselves, stick’em in a corner and forget about them. But there is a better way, a simpler way and a cooler way, enter Recoil Winders. These little thing...[Read More]

Wrap’It – Review

Wrap’It – Review If you’re the kind of person to wrap their headphones around their phone or other device, then Paul Hanna has developed a great accessory for you. Wrap’It attaches directly to your smartphone, mp3 player, laptop, or any other device with a smooth surface and it does this without using glue or any adhesive. Wrap’It uses a very simple technique to stick...[Read More]

Not So Fast – Review

Not So Fast – Review Endless runners are a dime a dozen nowadays. Thanks to Flappy Bird, they have been on the increase and are starting to dominate the market. So its nice to have a palate cleanser every once in awhile. Todays comes in the form of Not So Fast, a game which literally turns the the endless runner genre on its head. You play as the nasty so and so whos putting all the obstacle...[Read More]

CordCruncher – Review

CordCruncher – Review What are the two major problem every gadget user has, battery running out and headphones getting tangled. The issue being that when you try to untangle them you tend to get frustrated and you run the risk of damaging your headphones. What the human race needs is a set of headphones that don’t get tangled and at an affordable price. Both of these points are covered...[Read More]

Amateur Surgeon 3 – Review

Amateur Surgeon 3 – Review Ever wanted to be a doctor, perform surgery but don’t have the patience to learn, or the energy to move from your sofa? Then you’re in luck as Amateur Surgeon 3 is designed, for the armchair surgeon in all of us. This release differs from the two previous iterations of the series, as it is based on the freemium model. You play as Dr. Ophelia Payne, fres...[Read More]

NotiSysinfo – Review

NotiSysinfo – Review How nice would it be to just swipe down the status bar, and see how much RAM, internal memory and battery life you have left. NotiSysinfo offers an easy to set up method of doing just that. After installation you pick what you want to display, enable the service and away you go. NotiSysinfo allows you to configure a number of settings from within the app. For example, if...[Read More]

DigiCal Major Update – Review

DigiCal Major Update – Review As you may know I am a massive fan of DigiCal as you can see in my previous review, here. This is DigiCal’s first major update, which brings in a lot of changes and other goodies. The first change users will notice is the new facelift that has been given to all the widgets. They have also included a range of pre-set widget themes to choose from, the idea b...[Read More]