Defend Against Cubes of Doom – Cubes vs. Spheres [Review]
Do you enjoy physics and geometry based games? If so, you may enjoy a game called Cubes vs. Spheres.
It is exactly what the name implies. You use spheres to fight cubes. It’s that simple.
Microsoft Touch Mouse – Navigate with Natural Gestures [Review]
Are you a Windows user? Tired of traditional two button mice? Want something like the Apple Magic Touch Mouse?
The Microsoft Touch Mouse is one of the few touch mice available for Windows users. The mouse supports one, two, and three finger gestures for a variety of common tasks, such as managing windows and navigating the web. The mouse is priced at $79.95, making it more expensive than Apple’s mouse and the most expensive Microsoft-branded mouse. Is it worth the money?
Google Nexus 7 – Tablet with Android 4.1 and Tegra 3 [Review]
Want a tablet without having to spend over $300 dollars? At Google I/O 2012, Google launched the Nexus 7 tablet by Asus. This tablet featured a 7-inch screen, a Nvidia Tegra 3 chip (1.2 GHz quad-core processor with a low power companion core and 12-core GPU), and the new Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean”. But perhaps the best feature of this new tablet was its price tag of $199, allowing it to compete directly with the Amazon Kindle Fire.
But should you buy the Nexus 7? Does it live up to the hype? Read on to find out.
PressReader – Get Access to Hundreds of Newspapers [Review]
Do you enjoy reading newspapers? Want to save trees by reading digital editions of the paper? Many digital editions of papers already exist but many people still prefer a traditional newspaper experience, not a specially designed version of their favorite publication. An app called PressReader gives users access to over 1700 different publications from 92 different countries for a monthly fee of $29.95 or $.99 for one issue.
These are displayed exactly as they would appear on a classic paper edition, complete with ads and front page articles.
Easily Convert and Edit Images with PearlMountain Image Converter [Review]
Need to quickly convert between different image formats? Or perhaps you need to easily add a watermark to your images? PearlMountain Image Converter could help.
From the same company that developed the previously reviewed Picture Collage Maker Pro, PearlMountain Image Converter is an easy to use batch photo converter that claims to be able to handle thousands of images at the same time with support for over 60 image formats.
Active Giveaway: Enter for a chance to win a free license at the end of the review.
Manage Tasks and Stay Organized with ShoutDone [Review]
Do you have a lot of tasks to perform but have trouble staying organized? Need something to help you organize your tasks so you can easily spot which ones are the most important? An app called ShoutDone can help.
ShoutDone is a to-do list manager that takes an interesting approach to managing tasks. Rather than display your tasks in at traditional list, it arranges them in a colorful list, ordered by priority, due date, etc…
Active Giveaway: A free version is available, but enter for a chance to win one of 3 licenses for the Pro edition at the end of the review.
Quickly Convert Documents with PDF Converter Elite [Review]
Do you have a document, image, or web page you need converted into a PDF file? Portable Document Format (PDF) files are useful because they retain their formatting regardless of the software or operating system it is viewed on, unlike regular documents. Unfortunately, it can sometimes be difficult to create PDF files and paying a premium for Adobe Acrobat is often not an option.
PDFConverter.com tries to solve the problem by creating PDF Converter Elite, a PDF application that lets users easily create PDF files from almost any printable file type as well as edit PDFs by adding watermarks, inserting pages, and more.
Easily Convert Videos with Sothink Video Converter [Review and Giveaway]
Having trouble playing videos on your mobile device? Do you need a video converter that’s quick and easy to use with support for a large variety of file formats? Sothink Video Converter claims to do this, so let’s see if it lives up to its claim.
Sothink was generous enough to provide me with a Pro license for review.
We are also giving away 5 license keys right now. Check the end of this review for details.
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