Andre

Another domain name I will never develop.

Shaun rocks! And my kid likes to watch is also. :)

Kid-crack is what this game is.

You install this app on your iOS device and another "server" module on your PC or Mac. This allows your iOS device to stream movies your have on your computer do your iOS device. The idea is that you don't have to convert movies to stream them on iPad or iPhone. If I have movies as .avi's then it should work/stream.

Took a bit of Windows firewall tweaking in order for my iPad to see the movies. Quality of video was ehh.. and some of my .avi's where not playing. I don't think I need to spend this much time troubleshooting an app for iPad. Bleh.

Pud Blippy Fund

The place is just pure and concentrated evil. Every time I walk in there I leave with at least a case of wine. Amazing deals though - tons of 90+ rated wines for under $50.

According to this Nova episode dogs are the only animal that can read human emotions, can react to us pointing (yes, not other animal can do that), and actually reduce heart attak rates by some crazy percentage. I guess I need to get a dog, even though it sheds, barks, and leaves steamy poo that I would have to pick up and put in a bag.

I use this shopping app all the time. Saves items to favorite list so that I don't have re-enter them, bar code scanner recognizes apps, etc. And it has way more features that I will ever use. Very cool

Just like the Chase commercial touts - I can deposit my checks using iPhone from the back yard, stairs, or bathroom. Plus I can check how much money I owe on my credit card. :(

I've yet to write my first blog post using this app on iPad. But soon, real soon!

My buddy wrote this all. It interfaces with www.cellartracker.com where I, and thousands of others, keep track of our wine collections. You can use the bar code scanner to check what the wine community thinks of the wine you're about to buy, or see what's good, etc. Really good wine app for iOS.

Well, it tell me what the weather will be.

This racing game is great, if I could ever figure out how to stay on the track. I keep smashing into walls and other cars. My 6-year old pick it up the iPad and did just fine. Another sign that you should keep to my fat fingers to my 8-track and leave the fancy games to the youngen ones.

It's a great app to share contact info by bumping your iPhone against another iPhone. But since everyone knows that iPhone 4 is REALLY fragile, I have not bumped anyone yet. Well, except my wife, but that's another review.

Being older I no longer have patience for complicated games. I mean who likes to get killed in the first 20 seconds of a shoot-em up game??? This game for my iPad however, is pretty good and set to Easy Mode (aka - old person mode) I am able to annihilate some evil zombies and have a good time. I think this game is from the same people who did Doom.

If you don't know what Pandora does then I'm writing you out of the will.

It's a cool idea... When hungry, instead of looking at Yelp, you browse through food items and dishes people took photos of and uploaded to Foodspotting right before they consumed said items. Essentially you're looking at a visual menu of things that are near you (yes it's location based). The problem is that I always forget to take a photo before, so all my contributions were half eaten.

Kid loves this. And super-secretly, I like it to. Great interactive approach to Dr.

Bid and/or sell from anywhere. Just have to make sure I watch where I'm going while bidding.

Gearing up for Great American Orgy of Consumerism.