It’s a new year and that means a lot of people will once again resolve to address the issue of their health. But whether you’re dieting to lose weight, working out to get fit (and fit into your jeans), or simply trying to figure out why you feel so awful lately, you might wind up needing some help to reach your goals and get back to a better state of health. So here are a few iPad apps that you’ll definitely want to look into. Continue reading this post ->

For years magicians have baffled audiences with illusions ranging from sleight of hand to ESP to disappearing assistants. And while some have kept their acts old-school with live performances, others have found ways to use modern technology to their benefit (like David Copperfield, who popularized TV specials with audience participation tricks that viewers at home could take part in, or Criss Angel, who frequently posts video recordings of his amazing “impromptu” feats to YouTube). And now you, too, can use the tech you love to learn magic tricks. With your iPhone in hand and a few great downloads you can easily impress family, friends, colleagues, and party-goers with illusionary exploits that will surely wow onlookers. Here are a few you should definitely check out. Continue reading this post ->

Earlier today we covered a how to guide on force quitting frozen apps, that is if the hardware on your iOS device is working. But if the hardware on your iOS device is not working, in recent updates to iOS, Apple has added AssistiveTouch which allows you to access some core functions of your device all with a few taps and gestures. So to start off, follow the guide below to get started.

1. Open up the Settings app.
2. Tap ‘General’, then ‘Accessibility’.
3. Go all the way down then tap ‘AssistiveTouch.
4. Turn it on.

Now for example, let’s say the home button works but the power button doesn’t. You can have it set so that if you triple click your home button, AssistiveTouch will pop up and not always be on screen. In the mean time though, enjoy! Continue reading this post ->

There’s no denying that the state of the economy has made life even harder for the majority of teachers. While many schools have been facing budgetary concerns for years, the recession and cuts in state and federal funding have led to a lot of layoffs, meaning larger class sizes and fewer resources for the teaching staff that remains. This, of course, means that most teachers are either making do with less, or they’re using their personal resources to enhance the lessons they teach, whether that entails footing the bill for art supplies and books or spending a lot of unpaid time seeking creative solutions. So if you’re one of many teachers at your wits end when it comes to improving the lessons you offer while making your life easier, here are just a few clever apps for your iPad that could help you in the classroom setting. Click on the link below to see the top 5 apps for teachers. Continue reading this post ->

It’s not often that adults have the time and inclination to learn new languages. But if you travel frequently for work, oversee international offices, or finally have the vacation time saved up for that sabbatical you’ve always dreamed of, you may be looking for a quick and easy way to learn useful phrases in another dialect. Or perhaps you want to get your kids started with learning new languages in order to expand their education. While you can certainly look into classes or purchase a copy of Rosetta Stone (or other language software), these options can be both expensive and time consuming. Luckily, the wide world of apps offers solutions for everyone. And here are just a few options for the iPad that will have you speaking in tongues in no time. Continue reading this post ->