Tile App

If you have an annoying habit of losing things, "Tile app" may be the solution to your problems. Tile app is a new tracking device, simply attach it to any object and find it from afar with a smartphone. Locate anything with Tile, laptops, wallets, keys, guitars, bikes, you name it. Just attach the Tile on to an object and locate it with the included app, it allows you to check how close you are to the missing item, within a 50 to 150-foot range. You can monitor up to ten Tiles on your smartphone. watch the video

CURRENCY APP | SIMPLE CONVERTER

A lot of currency converter apps are available out there, but none are as beautiful and simple as this. "Currency" has a beautiful and intuitive interface with quick access to the conversions you need. With straightforward functionality the app allows you to search through 160 currencies via name, code, or country, and add as many currencies to your favorites list. It also displays a graphic of the chosen currency with historical data of the last six month...
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NIZO APP

Smartphone videographers rejoice, Nizo is a new filmmaking app that lets you edit video as you shoot! Essentially, this app is an all-in-one camera and editing app. Nizo pairs the camera with simple editing tools in a fluid and immersive gestural workflow that is designed for a complete focus on the image. Everything is fluid and minimalist. The beautifully designed app can record 4K footage at a cinematic 24 or 60 fps, 1080p at 24 or 120 fps slow-mo, has live video...
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GRIFFIN HELO TC HELICOPTER | CONTROLLED BY IPHONE

The well-known accessories brand for apple products, Griffin, decided to create a new "toy" that will surely make the delight of many people. The Helo TC, is a helicopter controlled remotely by an iDevice, such as an iPhone, iPod or iPad. It comes with a free application. The Helo does not use Wi-Fi like other similar products do, it uses a small radio transmitter that is embedded in a fixture that fits onto your device. Watch the awesome commercial video....
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