Apps

This week, we're getting to the bottom of the growing app development economy in New Hampshire. So, who's using smartphones and mobile apps, and how many?…

More than half of all Americans own a smartphone. The explosion of this technology over the past few years has created a rapidly growing job sector in…

Whether you have a well-worn green thumb, or are making your first foray into home gardening, rest assured: there’s an app for that. New York Times Smart…

What makes you happier? This simple question lies at the heart of a new app called “Happier” – a social media community and iPhone app which collects and…

New Hampshire only has eighteen miles of coastline - but even in sunny coastal California, arguments over property rights have made finding that perfect…

Fabulous photos?… There’s an app for that. In fact there are lots and lots and it seems like everybody’s got ‘em. Adam Bronkhorst has some tips to…

Monitoring police stops by smartphone. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has defended the city’s use of so-called “stop and frisk” searches by police.…

Produced by Jonathan LynchOutsiders associate New Hampshire with the first-in-the nation primary and Live Free or Die motto. Residents know that the real…

A new app transforms tree leaves into currency…kind of changes your mind about raking season, eh?The game, called Forest, will be demonstrated at the…

Tax Day 2012 is looming — and after we file our returns, many of us will try to figure out what to do with the seemingly innocuous but possibly crucial documents we use to prepare our returns. Filing electronically can make those records easier to manage. But what should we keep, and for how long?