"Liar, liar, head on fire extinguisher." Everything witnessed on this week's new episode of The Strain was little more than a baldfaced lie.
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Have you been taking advantage of the personal assistant in your pocket? Here’s our guide to what Google Now can do and how to unleash its predictive powers.
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A now-removed list of Sony's playable games for August 2014's Gamescom in Germany seems to confirm Journey, The Unfinished Swan, and Until Dawn for PS4.
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Looking for the best iPhone apps to help you keep up with reddit? Whether you're a casual reddit browser or spend time lurking specific subreddits on a regular basis, there are lots of reddit apps in the App Store. Some of us just like browsing specific topics to find funny memes while others enjoy learning and engaging with the rest of the reddit community. No matter what your reddit style is, there are lots of reddit clients for iPhone to choose from. The real question becomes what are the absolute best reddit apps for iPhone?
Alien Blue has long been a favorite client among hardcore reddit users due to the overwhelming feature set it offers. The beautiful interface and design is an added bonus. Free users can view images inline, browse their subreddits, edit your own comments, toggle between a day and night mode, and much more. If you choose to upgrade to Pro via an in-app purchase of $1.99, you also get multiple account support, the ability to create and submit posts, gorgeous canvas and gallery views of images, and more.
For a reddit client that packs a feature set that just can't be matched, you want Alien Blue.
Reddme is a newer reddit client for iPhone that offers a ton of features for an extremely decent price. With support for text customization and a gorgeous night theme, there's a lot to like about Reddme. The interface features a card style layout that makes it easy to browse subreddits. You can sign in to your reddit account in order to subscribe and unsubscribe to subreddits, create and edit your own posts, search keywords, and much more. Reddme also supports iCloud syncing across devices, which makes us think an iPad version may be planned for the future.
For a reddit app that lets you do more for less that also comes with a great card style interface, be sure to give Reddme a try.
BaconReader was designed from the ground up with iOS 7 guidelines in mind. With full gesture support, navigating BaconReader is a breeze. When it comes to feature set, BaconReader supports multiple reddit accounts and lets you easily swipe between them, the ability to favorite subreddits without having to add them to your front page, and much more. And for those who enjoy a good laugh, BaconReader is one of the only reddit apps that lets you doodle on images before posting them.
If you want a reddit experience that's heavily iOS 7, or just want to be able to mark up images before posting, get BaconReader.
Feedworthy takes a different approach to reddit and focuses heavily upon image presentation. With support for inline images and gifs, albums from imgur, a gorgeous night mode, and more, Feedworthy is hands down one of the best designed reddit apps I've seen, and it's also fast. What I love the most about Feedworthy is that it makes doing the things you want to do most often while browsing reddit extremely simple, such as using tap and hold to share or expanding and collapsing comments only when you need them. Everything about Feedworthy is well thought out and executed.
If you browse images on reddit more than anything, you'll love the experience Feedworthy can offer you.
Redd is a less advanced reddit app than some of the others but what it lacks in feature set, it makes up for in usability. You can post stories to subreddits, upvote and downvote comments and stories, share posts to social networks and read it later services, and more. Redd also features a nice dark theme along with a decent photo viewer.
If you're more of a browser than a poster and just want an easy to use reddit solution, give Redd a try.
If you browse reddit on a fairly regular basis, what reddit app do you find to be the best and why did you choose it over the others? Be sure to let me know in the comments!
On October 7th, author James Frey will release a novel about the apocalypse. It will hold an elaborate code, directing readers towards a key hidden somewhere in the real world. That key will open a case containing $500,000 in gold.
This is the premise of Endgame: The Calling, which is not so much a book as a sweeping attempt at a story that will colonize all conceivable media. Fox is developing a movie concurrently, and Google's Niantic Labs, responsible for alternate-reality game Ingress, is making a new game based on the plot. A D&D dungeon master has been conscripted to maintain social media accounts for the characters, which he has done for the past year. Two more books are coming. And around it all is a scavenger hunt based on...
