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Gee, games are getting grittier and grittier these days. A few weeks ago, we at the FeedMyApp offices reviewed a pretty good but fairly low-fi game with a storyline that involved saving the people from a town from devastating floods. Talk about art imitating life. This week we have a game that goes one step further. 60 Seconds! Atomic Adventure is a game for iOS that is precisely what it says it is in its title. This beautifully animated game gives you a mere 60 seconds to gather your flock and your essential supplies together and get them down into the shelter before the apocalypse hits. ...  More

It's all very well for businesses to come up with updated configurations of their product with the aim of making them even more efficient - but it can be an altogether different matter when trying to put those ideas into practise. If you use a case and task management system like Salesforce it can be quite a task in itself to always have the most recent version of a project available and to be able to differentiate between the development and production models. Unfortunately, the problems don't end there. Even when you've successfully identified the latest configuration there's often a ...  More

It's seems that more relationships are formed on the internet these days than they are in the local bar or nightclub. That's certainly true when it comes to the 'western' world where it's so simple to connect on our mobiles as well as our desktop at home. Some just want to chat with likeminded and interesting individuals while others want to take it a little further. Apps like Yahoo Messenger, Skype, Kik and even Chatroulette have fulfilled this service in the past but now there's a new dedicated contender for the position.  More

The last time I went on a road trip in the US i did a lot of planning and research beforehand. I not only mapped out the route we wanted to take but I also penciled in a whole batch of places I wanted to see. The Madonna Inn just up from LA in San Luis Obispo, Hearst Castle up the coast at San Simeon and the Aquarium at Monterey were the first three on my list. However, on our travels, I lost count of the amount of times that locals told me about the amazing places I'd missed on the way. I specifically remember being told about great eating places, quirky monuments and the sheer beauty of ...  More

A great t-shirt can say a lot about a person - without the need for them to even open their mouth. Whether it's a cool design, a favorite band or a statement to make - when you find it, you wanna flaunt it. But it's the finding of it that can be the hard part. There are so many t-shirts advertised for sale on Amazon, for instance, that it almost turns into a full time job searching through them all trying to find the one that inspires you. That's why Teepy was put together.  More

Business has enough to worry about these days without having to keep track of employees' working hours. In many cases it's hard enough to keep the doors open let alone having one person spend much of their time tracking time sheets and finding out who did what on which day of the week. Throw in leave management, appointment setting and analyzing the state of the business and it's almost a full time position. To fully automate many of these services would not only make a business more efficient, it would also save a lot of time and money.  More

While Twitter has a lot going for it, there's no doubt that it can get a little hectic at times. Living up to its reputation as being the SMS of the Internet, it had more than 310 million monthly users as of March 2016. As you can imagine, with that many people on board and the vast volume of data being sent on a daily basis, it can get a little crazy. What's more, it can be hard to follow streams that you are interested in and difficult to create a focused and more intimate conversation about your preferred subjects. To make life easier, a group of enterprising developers have come up ...  More

Back in the day, businesses used to have a foreman to oversee work and to make sure all employees operated efficiently and jobs were completed on time and in proper order. While big businesses may still have a manager on site to ensure the smooth running of business, it's not so easy for the smaller organization that might not have the staff to ensure that everything runs to plan. So, if these are situations that your company faces everyday, here's a beautifully efficient new business and productivity app for iOS and Android that goes some way to fixing the problem.  More

The way that it looks at the moment, it won't be terrorism that brings the world to its knees. It'll be climate change and devastating floods. You just have to look at the recent disasters in Baton Rouge and New Orleans to know that torrential rain and rising water can cause as much damage and heartache as anything that we humans have to put up with. It's probably no coincidence that a new game has turned up on the market that echoes those themes of torrential rain and rising water levels.  More

After working in retail for a few years I can attest that the shopkeeper's greatest weapon isn't flashy window displays or big tv advertising screens. It's the smile that you give a customer when they walk through the door. The truth is, smiles are infectious and it's hard not to smile back if you are flashed one. To show happiness - and the ability to pass it on - is probably one of the most powerful emotions that we possess. Here is a new app for iOS and Android that aims to take the concept of happiness to a completely new level.  More