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Where My Ladies At: "Female Friendly" iPhone Apps!
No matter how you want to slice it or dice it, at the end of the day, there are some things that women experience (ahem — menstrual cycles, pregnancy) that men will never have to endure in their lifetime. I've already touched on all my fave iPhone games and essential iPhone apps, but now it's time to round up the apps out there that are just for the ladies. So men, enter this slideshow at your own risk and ladies, you can find all these awesome apps in the iTunes App Store!
Download of the Day: iOvulate Calculator
If you are hoping for a little bundle of joy in nine months, the iOvulate calculator is an interesting software tool for aiding in pregnancy, and well, is just plain entertaining. This calculator will help you determine which days you are more fertile so you can achieve pregnancy, based on calculations of your menstrual cycles. Yeah, sorry guys, this one is for the ladies...but I dare you to download it and see what your IT guy says when he sees it on your dashboard.
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The Hills Tech Quiz: Episode 8, "Can't Always Get What You Want"
All claws were out on last night's episode of The Hills as Jayde confronted Kristin about her relationship with Brody. Meanwhile, Heidi visited with a psychologist to share her future pregnancy woes. Now back to the geeky goodness – how well were you paying attention to the gadgets and tech talk?
Daily Tech: Colorful Kindle 2 Protective Cases Emerge
- Wow, that was fast. A company called M-Edge has already whipped up some jackets for the Kindle 2. Prices start at $30.
Sergey Brin's Wife Shows Off Baby Bump and Talks About Her Invention of the Year
I was just in the midst of catching up on my daily dose of Oprah on Friday, when who should appear on her Friday Live! episode, but Anne Wojcicki, the wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin. Alongside her 23andMe co-founder Linda Avey, Wojcicki talked about her Retail DNA Test Kit, which was named Time's 2008 Invention of the Year.
Would You Use the Internet For Sex Education?
Jamie Lynn Spears's pregnancy at 16 is being splashed across the internet and tabloids. It is being blamed on her upbringing and her sister's influence — but what about the sex education that American teens are failing to get in school and at home? Whether it's abstinence-only education that certain states are getting, or just an inability to effectively reach people, something's wrong if teen birth rates are up for the first time in 15 years (according to the CDC).
This Week On Geeksugar - Hello Kitty Fan Anyone?
- With the iPhone's release quickly approaching, it will be interesting to see what marketing schemes are used to increase its visibility so to speak. We've already seen the official Apple iPhone commercial but will we be seeing any images like this one I created (yes, that's right people it's FAKE) in magazines such as Stuff and FHM?
- If you are hoping for a little bundle of joy in nine months, the iOvulate calculator is an interesting software tool for aiding in pregnancy, and well, is just plain entertaining. This calculator will help you determine which days you are more fertile so you can achieve pregnancy, based on calculations of your menstrual cycles.
Gossip Girl Tech Quiz: "The Thin Line Between Chuck and Nate" Episode
Last night's "The Thin Line Between Chuck and Nate" episode of Gossip Girl featured reports of Serena van der Woodsen being pregnant because she was spotted buying a pregnancy test and some serious rumor filtration via cell phones. Were you paying attention to how many PDAs and laptops were flashed during the show? Take my quiz and find out!
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