It’s true what the environmentalists say about technology – it’s here to ruin the Earth for years to come.
But that’s only part of the story. What if we told you that technology could actually SAVE the Earth instead?
Category: Gadgets
Gaming still dominates the mobile app market this month. If you want to make money, that’s where you’re going to want to be.
Have you ever played a game with friends – any game, really – where your friends took a ridiculously long time to make their move?
No wonder nobody likes to play Monopoly anymore – if you played by the official rules, the game would be over in an hour. Web Watch witnessed a Bunko night where the “lead table” decided to stop rolling dice and have a conversation — the other three tables revolted and demanded that the round end after 10 minutes had passed.
Party poopers, it seems.
Let’s see who’s been making money off of your smartphone addictions this month. Looks like Flappy Bird never made the cut:
Remember when Web Watch told you HOW MUCH MONEY CANDY CRUSH MAKES PER DAY?
Around $800,000 dollars per day.
Well, there’s a new challenger to the casual game money market, and takes even less skill to play than matching three candies in a row.
It’s a new month, and time to look again at the TOP GROSSING MOBILE APPS on ANDROID and APPLE DEVICES.
And lo! There’s a change in the rankings. Can the King be dead?
Whenever it comes time to buy the Latest, Greatest gadget, you’ll always find yourself wondering if the item you’ve decided upon buying is, in fact, the absolute latest/greatest version of whatever it is you’re purchasing.
Rest assured – no matter when you decide to buy something, a newer version of said item is going to be right around the corner. So maybe you should be asking yourself, “what’s the best item TODAY” instead of saying “what’s the best item EVER”?
Quick show of hands: how many of you have an unlisted phone number?
Especially in today’s world of cellphones, the notion of a “phone book” that is printed on paper and delivered to your house is almost laughable. People purposefully have their phone numbers listed in a phone book as part of being neighborly and accessible, but with the Do Not Call list and robocalls and other phone annoyances, more and more people are choosing to go off the grid (for personal or professional reasons).
With a cell phone, your number is pretty much already unlisted. Nobody should be using your cell number unless you provided it to them.
And so what’s the big deal if someone had your number anyway?
How to Find Unlisted Phone Numbers (What you won’t find in the phone book)
