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  • AppReview: HK Immigration Department

    HK Immigration Department Hong Kong Immigration Department developed Features: Land Boundary Control Points Waiting Time Enquiry Contact Address Electronic Service Information Hotline This is a great app of HK Immigration […]

     

  • AppReview: The Sims

    The Sims Requirements: Good Internet Connections Updated OS for Smooth Performance. 1 GB or Higher Ram for better performance. iOS, Android and Windows Phone 8. Review: The Sims FreePlay has a […]

     

  • AppReview: MyTv

    What exactly is Mytv mobile app? Mytv mobile app can be operated in mobile devices like smartphones and tablet. The mobile app is a diminutive individual software unit with restricted […]

     

  • Time Spent In Apps Up 21% Over Last Year

    While there may be an upper limit as to how many apps people interact with over the course of a month, new data shows that the time spent actually using […]

     

  • Apple Watch 10 Really Useful Apps

    Apple is making some cool apps for Apple Watch, like Passbook, Siri and Smart Reply. But, like the iPhone, the gadget’s fate will be determined by the extent to which […]

     

  • AppReview: WeChat

    WeChat is not only popular for messaging, but also for Voice call and video call. Wonderful features and user suitable condition are the main secret of it’s popularity.   Features: […]

     

  • AppReview: Yoga Trainer

    Features: Instructional Graphics Alarm facility Best Youtube Videos For Yoga Rules and Benefits of yoga Usable for both men and women Nearby Yoga Centers or trainer for help Review: Yoga […]

     

  • AppReview: Tom Tom App

    Driving the car without knowing the destination has always been the challenge for driver. You got to do with an extensive travelling job, but sometimes fall in absolute disarray to […]

     

  • AppReview: Disney Tsum Tsum

    Disney Tsum Tsum is a popular plush toy line which has quickly become a mobile app in Japan. It’s a fast puzzle game which keeps the players on their toes. […]