By Sean P. Aune |
Jon Q takes a look and reviews Launcher 7 for Android OS. Launcher 7 is the third homescreen launch application Jon has reviewed on WTA. Unlike the others, this particular app has the unique ability to mimic the visual styles and behaviors of the Windows…
By Sean P. Aune |
After receiving multiple requests, Jon Q provides a behind the scenes look at what it takes to create an episode of What’s the Apps. Jon goes over the review process as well as filming and production. Tune in to see how an episode of WTA…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jon Q answers another user’s request to check out and recommend some iOS applications for University or College. Instead of mentioning apps related to various specific academic fields, Jon reviewed a few general apps with the focus of organization and time management. Find out how…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jon Q answers another user’s request to check out and review “GO Launcher Ex” for Android OS. This would be the second Launcher application Jon Q has checked out in this series, the first one being “Launcher Pro.” Is this one as good as the…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jon Quach answers another user’s request to check out and review “Opera Mini” for Android and iOS. Jon took it a step further and added another mobile operating system to the mix – BlackBerry OS. Watch as Jon compares and highlights the pros, cons, differences,…
By Jon Rettinger |
As most of you may know, I am currently working my way across London and Paris before I get to Berlin for the IFA trade show. While there are still many people out there that debate that there are any real uses for a tablet,…
By Sean P. Aune |
Pro HDR Camera is an HDR photo app for Android from the same people that built Pro HDR for iOS. Will it make a real difference in the photos you take? That’s what Jon Quach sets to find out in this review. Check out the…
By Sean P. Aune |
For this week’s episode of “What’s the Apps?”, Jon Quach jumps back onto Android and takes a look at an extremely customizable and highly versatile music application called PowerAmp. If you’ve got an Android phone, and you’re looking to boost your bass beats, tweak your…
By Sean P. Aune |
For this week’s episode of “What’s the Apps?”, Jon Quach dives into the world of the popular social news site, Reddit and various iOS apps you can use to access it. He uses three different ones and some come out better than the others. iReddit…
By Sean P. Aune |
For this week’s episode of “What’s the Apps?”, Jon Quach takes a look at Textie, an iOS app that will add all sorts of new features to your texting needs. Want to text them via their email? You can. Want to text to their Textie…
By Sean P. Aune |
On this week’s episode of “What’s the Apps?”, Jon Quach expands his ways of enjoying his digital movie files by streaming them from his computer to his iPhone or iPad via the VLC Streamer app. Aren’t going to be near your computer or a Wi-Fi…
By Mike Perlman |
On Monday, I was shipped out to the Big Apple to cover a Jane’s Addiction concert sponsored by LG, including an opportunity to interview the band about whatever I wanted. As a teen that was vacuumed into the grunge and rock vortex of the 90’s,…
By Sean P. Aune |
On this week’s episode of “What’s the Apps?”, Jon Quach gets his video coloring groove on while taking a look at Movie Looks HD for iOS. This app comes from Red Giant, the same company behind the popular Magic Bullet Looks you can use on…
By Sean P. Aune |
LauncherPro is a replacement management system for the home screens and other features on your Android phone. And, if you listen to our own Jon Quach on this, it may be the best thing since sliced bread. Check out the video and let us know…
By Sean P. Aune |
Tiny Tower is a game for iOS that sees you running a bunch of businesses in a tower you are constantly building. And, according to Jon Quach, it is highly, highly addictive. On thiss week’s episode of ”What’s the Apps?“, Jon takes a look at this…
By Noah Kravitz |
Facebook today launched a trio of new chat products including browser-based video chat powered by Skype. Last week Google launched their Google+ initiative, which includes Google Hangouts, a chat service that supports audio, video, and text chatting between up to ten people at a time.…
By Sean P. Aune |
Flipboard: You’ve heard of it, but have you really explored it? Our own Jon Quach takes a look at the RSS reader for this week’s episode of ”What’s the Apps?“. While we normally try to go for lesser known apps, this one is just too good…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jon Quach returns with another installment in the weekly TechnoBuffalo video review series, “What’s the Apps?“. Each week he’ll be reviewing various mobile applications to see if they are worth your hard earned dollars. With hundreds of thousands of applications out there these days, it…
By Sean P. Aune |
Jon Quach is back with another installment in the TechnoBuffalo video review series, “What’s the Apps?“. Each week he’ll be reviewing various mobile applications to see if they are worth your hard earned dollars. With hundreds of thousands of applications out there these days, it…
By Sean P. Aune |
Welcome back to the second installment of TechnoBuffalo’s new videos series, “What’s the Apps?“. Each week our very own Jon Quach will be reviewing various mobile applications to see if they are worth your hard earned dollars. With hundreds of thousands of applications out there…
By Sean P. Aune |
TechnoBuffalo is launching a new videos series called “What’s the Apps?” where our very own Jon Quach will be reviewing various mobile applications to see if they are worth your hard earned dollars. With hundreds of thousands of applications out there these days, it can…
By Noah Kravitz |
Last week I posted an Ask the Buffalo call-out before heading to AppNation SF to spend a day with app developers, marketers, sales people and users. I watched some panels, I sat on some panels, and I walked the show floor and checked out the…
By Sean P. Aune |
StarCraft II is filled with strategy, and thanks to apps like SC2Casts, you can learn from other players completed games by watching them. If you take StarCraft II seriously, then you are probably going to want to grab up SC2Casts. Our own Jon Quach walks…
By Sean P. Aune |
News Corp., with the assistance of Apple, officially launched the iPad-only “newspaper” The Daily today. While The Daily had been talked about for some time, the official launch only came today at a press conference hosted by News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch in New York…
