What: Moleskine for iPhone.
Made By: Moleskine
What It Does: Takes your note taking to a whole ‘nother level.
Platform: iPhone and iPad
Costs: Free on iTunes
Hit or miss, that’s the verdict on most note taking and sketch apps for iPhone or iPad: they’re either very good or very bad. Iconic brand Moleskine has upped the ante with this app which allows users to choose the skin of their note pad as well as the option to save whatever sketch or drawing on your device or distribute it via social media. You can also geo tag your notes, adding another layer to your memories.
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Screenshot of Moleskine for iPhone.
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What: VinylLove
Made By: Color Monkey
What It Does: Takes you back.
Platform: iPad
Costs: $4.99 on iTunes
VinylLove is all about Nostalgia with a capital N. Ask a young whippersnapper just out of grade school what an LP is and chances they can’t tell you ish. VinylLove changes that. It’s an app that lets you relive the glory days of record shops and dusty records and lets you scratch wax like a dog scratches fleas.
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Screenshot of VinylLove for iPad.
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What: Google Video
Made By: Google
What It Does: Used to be a cool alternative video hosting and sharing site.
After several years, it’s time to say so long to Google Video, the first (and other) video sharing site before YouTube was snatched up by Google in 2006. Sometimes used as a way station for bootleggers (we’ve seen whole movies on there) Google Video housed a collection of WTF and interesting videos, some of them by yours truly. Google sent out warning letters over the weekend, telling users their content will be deleted forever if its not removed by May 13. Did you get the memo? Read the details here.
