Can you imagine a world without Apps, here is a fun idea and No App required.
When you’re behind the wheel, in most places you aren’t allowed to (or shouldn’t) use a hand held cell phone, an iPad, Blackberry, or other device that can distract you from the road ahead. If you play Angry Birds while negotiating a road in the mountains, you can be no better than a squashed pig.
So what do you do when you’re facing a 600-mile stretch of highway on your next vacation? Play the “License Spelling Game.” It gives your brain a bit of fun to keep from falling asleep while you focus on the road ahead.
It's true, the new Cosmo For Guys iPad application moans when you touch it.
Features of the just-launched Cosmo For Guys iPad app include 3-D sex positions viewable from various angles, an audio guide to the meaning behind women's top five sex sounds, and local poll data that tells guys what movie women want to see that weekend.
Besides mangoes, an iPad, and Legos, I book a new book this week - The Consuming Instinct
The other day, using my new iPad, I went on amazon.com, and ordered a copy of a new book with a very clever title: The consuming instinct: What juicy burgers, Ferraris, pornography, and gift-giving reveal about human nature.
Dr. Saad has been a pioneer in bringing evolutionary ideas to the field of business. An overwhelming body of literature has demonstrated that human decision-making is influenced by adaptively motivated biases we inherited from our ancestors.
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Technology is changing the way we find, create and continue our relationships. Online dating recently surpassed bars and clubs to become the third most popular place to meet a mate. Long-distance lovers can video chat face-to-face with little more than the click of a mouse. Newlyweds are more likely to share wedding photos on Facebook than to wait for friends to come over and view a physical album.
The CEO of SpeedDate gives us some essential mobile dating advice.
We had the chance to glean mobile dating advice from SpeedDate CEO and co-founder Dan Abelon. SpeedDate is a 10-million-user-strong dating site that host virtual speed dates between singles via IM, video chat or live audio. The site also offers iPhone and iPad applications, which means you could feasibly meet Mr. Right while you're killing time at the laundromat or waiting at the dentist's office. Abelon offered us the following tips for those dating on the go.
New iPad applications aim to help people date. Check out the latest technology.
Last week Time.com interviewed a group of online dating/techie types who told the publication the iPad will absolutely change the face of online dating. Experts foresee hook-up maps and online dating suggestions based on subconscious physiological responses. New-fangled iPad applications aim to help out daters. But will they?
Technology's most adorable, nerdy engagement stories, including the iPad proposal.
Zack Iniguez is a techy geek who proposed to his lady via iPad. Aww. In honor of this new-found use for the iPad, we've compiled a list of our favorite nerdy engagement stories for your heart-warming pleasure. Who doesn't love a geek in love?
Glo is a new women's lifestyle site—and YourTango is a partner!
YourTango readers, meet Glo , a new women's website that is a collaboration between bigwig media companies MSN, Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and BermanBraun.
As you likely know, Apple Inc. recently put out what will surely be the greatest product of all time: the unfortunately named iPad. And the jokes abounded. Obviously, a fantastic thing could overcome a terrible name but, like Howard Dean's 2004 screech, it digs a hole almost too difficult to crawl out of. Magazines, hotels and taco chains are on notice.
Twitter has managed to turn the Applie iPad into a running feminine hygiene joke.
By now you're probably aware that Apple's new computing device has debuted. Unfortunately, the device is being called the iPad. Any reference, even inadvertent, to feminine hygiene will send almost all unmarried men running for the hills. Frankly, announcements such as this are give Twitter its raison d'etre. Some of our favorite jokes from the web:
The Apple iPad is exciting, but we think they can do better.
We can't live without iTunes. We commute with our Nano clutched to our hearts. We've been drooling over our friends' iPhones. Basically, Steve Jobs has made himself indispensable to our lives. But we're pretty sure the iPad won't solve our most pressing problems. Steve: Use your tech genius to fix our love lives! Below, 10 Apple products and apps we'd like to see.
