Make your calls NSA proof
Emerging phone applications offer protection against snooping, from the NSA and otherwise
iTriage launches enhanced symptom checker
Before the launch, users could only input one symptom
New app keeps your social life in check
Ketchup, a social networking app, is a platform for users to send and accept hangout requests, as well as keep track of prior commitments.
NSFW sexts and finding love on your phone
Sexting your NSFW photos and finding love just got easier, thanks to these apps.
Cambridge start-up Split My Taxi slashing cab costs
Cambridge start-up Split My Taxi is jumping on the demand for cheap and convenient transportation around Boston.
Thursty: A new app called Drizly delivers booze right to your doorstep
A new alcohol-delivery service application called Drizly (drizly.com), developed by three Boston College alums, was just rolled out after a year of testing, development, and — this is probably crucial here in Mass — legal advice. Seems almost too good to be true, but it’s legit. So why hasn’t anyone thought of this before?
Jet-sharing app helps wealthy travelers hitch rides on private jets
Wealthy travelers wanting to fly in style can book empty seats on private planes with a new app for a jet-sharing service.
‘Al Qaeda on your Android’: Smartphones new frontier in terror war
Aviation authorities played down fears, claiming that current software is not vulnerable to a terrorist takeover. But radical groups are embracing new smartphone platforms.
Om Lovers: New app finds yoga classes near you
From hatha to vinyasa and everything in between, a new app helps yoga lovers find upcoming classes nearby.
Ride-share app SideCar launches in Boston
Starting Friday, Bostonians will have a new, cheap ride at their fingertips, but there’s a catch – they have to ditch that little voice that warns against getting into cars with strangers.