WeatherPro - Review

To sum up WeatherPro short its basically does high quality weather forecasts and reports for over 2million locations worldwide. When you first open this app, your eyes will first meet the "current" weather conditions at the top of the screen below it is the seven day forecast. With WeatherPro you can also view all sorts of graphs, from sunshine duration to wind speeds. Live Radar and Satellite images are available which is pretty cool but to be honest I don't use it much. The app supports both Fahrenheit and Celcius as well as the metric system and Americas dumb ass system. WeatherPro is $2.99 in the Google play store or you can pick it up >here<

WeatherPro on AppAware

  Features

• 3-hourly intervals
• Weather reports for over 2 million locations worldwide
• • NEW! Worldwide weather alerts
• Temperature (Celsius/Fahrenheit) and the all important “feels like”
•  Wind direction and speed (in your chosen format)
• Air pressure, precipitation amount and relative humidity
• 4 Types of Widgets
• Sunrise and sunset times
• View forecast as a graph for an alternative, easy to read outlook
• Automatically shows your current location
  

Verizons Car Charger - Review

Verizons vehicle charger is at the top of it class based on all car chargers around, this is because besides its cable to charge your phone it also comes with USB port so your friend can juice up there phone at the same time. With such great quality a high price comes with it, this car charger is priced at $29.99 which is steep considering its just a charger. With a high price comes high quality and that's why im choosing this over Amazons car charger, which i also bought. If your on a budget how ever go with Amazons Car Charger, its priced out at $5.38.

MONSTER Power Outlet - Review

I got this bad boy off of Amazon for just under $12.00 because I lost my original power cord to my phone. The sole reason I got this outlet out of all the others is because it offers you double the usb capable, not to mention the three power outs on top of that. With purchasing this product you get 100% Unlimited Warranty, which basically means if it breaks they'll replace it for a new one. If your on the market for a new AC Outlet than go with MONSTER Power Outlet its gives you a run for its money.

HTC One S VS the Galaxy S III

If you were to ask me what is the best phone around as of now, I would be torn between the HTC One X and the Galaxy S III. Two phones with Juggernauts specs  going head to head, which one will come out on  top?

The HTC One X is a sleek phone at 8.9 mm thick, its supports a 4.7" HD 720p LCD2 display which actually wraps around the edges of the phone. The unibody polycarbonate shell fits very comftorable in the hand how ever there is no removable battery which is always a bummer. The HTC One X is powered by a quad-core 1.5GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 proccesor and on-top of that 1GB of RAM. The battery life of this device is quite good and will even last you over a days worth of use. The rear view camera of this phone is 8 Mega Pixels and gives you superb quality because of its dedicated image chip and image sense technology.

Tha Galaxy S III is the latest phone from Samsung and gives the HTC One X a run for its money. The display of this device is a 4.7" pentile Super AMOLED display. Its camera is an 8 Mega Pixel auto focus camera equip with zero shutter lag technology. The Exynos 4 Quad Processor makes the GS3 run at crazy fast speeds. The phone itself is .3 mm thinner than the One X and is wrapped with   polycarbonate shell with curved edges.

Both phones are shipped with Android 4.0 (ICS), how ever the One X is laced over with the latest HTC Sense software while the GS3 is layered with Samsung's Touch Wiz. HTC Sense in my opinion is better than Touch Wiz but I rather just have pure Android 4.0.

Both phones will be priced around the same price ($299.99) so there is no difference in price point. The HTC One X and Galaxy S III both have there pros and cons, but you cant really go wrong picking either phone. In my opinon I would personaly go with the Galaxy S III but that's just me.

TinyList - Review

TinyList is a minimalistic app for creating simple check lists. It can be used for making todo lists, shopping lists, guest lists, score keeping etc. TinyList is so simple it makes the app beautiful, with a few gestures you can manuver your way around the app. You can get Tinylist for just $0.99 and here are all the gestures and what they do.

• Single tap to check/uncheck item
• Slide right/down to duplicate list/task
• Slide to the left to delete list/task
• Slide to the right to edit list/task
• Touch and hold to move list/task
• Pinch to go back
• Pinch outwards to create an item in the middle of two items
• Slide down from the top to create an item at the top
• Tap on numbers to modify it using the built in number incrementer