Thanksgiving Apps for Your Phone

Here is a list of the apps and a brief description of what they do.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade: It provides a complete list of participants in the parade, along with their marching order, a history of the event and traffic camera video that shows more views than just those available on TV. If you happen to be in the crowd, it offers info like a detailed map, nearby dining spots and, perhaps most importantly, the location of public restrooms.
The Proffesional Chef:From the Culinary Institute of America, Professional Chef is designed to maximize what the tablet computer can do. There are tons of recipes and there are also instructional videos with Culinary Institute chefs, discussion boards, nearly 750 photos and the ability to highlight and make notes on your favorites.
Thanksgiving Coloring Book: Kids will be able to do virtual finger-painting that won't leave a mess all over the dinner table. There are 60 colors to choose from to paint turkeys, pumpkins, pilgrims and the like. You can shake your device Etch-A-Sketch style to start over and, when you're done, save your child's master work to a gallery or share it via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr.
Turkey Plucker: Promising "realistic feather-falling action," this free, touch-based game makes "Angry Birds" look like "Civilization V" in terms of complexity.
T.G.I. Black Friday: T.G.I. Black Friday helps you find more than 10,000 advertised Black-Friday deals from major retailers like Best Buy, Target and Sears -- in some cases before those ads appear elsewhere.The app lets you create a personal shopping list, receive notifications when new deals you may like appear and even share deals with friends on Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
It's also set up to let you find online deals -- a plus for those of us reluctant to leave the house.
 * I think these apps will be fun for those people that they are available to. Its a nice new twist on a holiday for people with smartphones!

Dangerous Batteries

Apple said the batteries in Nanos sold between September 2005 and December 2006 could "overheat and pose a safety risk." This particular problem has been known about for several years now, and was the target of an investigation by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry in 2008 after claims were made that sparking units were causing fires and leading to minor burns. Apple later began a replacement program in Japan, and on a case-by-case basis elsewhere. It is ridiculous that it has not been fixed by now. This could be a potential civil suit. People should have been receiving burns from a battery. Apple should apologize.

Glad Im Too Poor For An Iphone

 According to a notable computer security researcher, a bug in Apple's mobile operating system allows hackers to take control of iPhone and iPad apps, using them to steal people's photos, contacts and even send text messages without the device's user knowing about it. Charlie Miller, a researcher at Accuvant and one of the world's best-known Apple hackers, discovered how to do this and is letting Apple know so hackers with bad intentions are not able to do it. Apple was alerted 3 weeks ago to th problem and stated they are working on a way to fix the problem. To me, this is scary to know that someone could be hacking my private pictures and texts and calls in my phone. Nobody has a right into my things like that. Hopefully Apple gets this problem fixed and fast.

How old is old enough for Facebook?

According to a study, a vast majority (95%) of the parents of 10-year-olds on Facebook were aware when their child signed up for the site, and 78% of those parents helped create the child's account. I feel like there is too much drama and too much room for bullying on Facebook that children that young should be allowed to have an account. Facebook is set up so that you have to be thirteen to have an account and I believe you should be atleast that old before you are allowed to sugn up. I do not agree with these parents decisions.