Toronto Tech Startup Helps Simplify Your Life

Canadian tech startup, AskForTask.com, offers a free reliable service, revolutionizing the readiness of finding everyday help nearby. A web platform that connects people looking for help in their area to those looking for work.

Users trust the website,” says Muneeb Mushtaq who created it, “It's a free service that offers a lot of security. They are able to interact privately prior to assigning a task to someone.”

FileMaker Go for iPad and iPhone Apps surpass 1 million downloads

FileMaker announced that its FileMaker Go for iPad and iPhone apps have surpassed 1,000,000 downloads from the iTunes App Store. The milestone confirms the continued popularity of the FileMaker Platform for creating custom business solutions that run on iPad and iPhone.

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For The Term Of His Natural Life ebook app is now available

For The Term Of His Natural Life, the classic story by Marcus Clarke  tht merges  literature, history, and film into one is now available.

Speaking on the success of the app, Patricia Payne, producer of the mini-series For The Term of His Natural Life, says, "I am thrilled by the amount of support the story has received here in America and that people are recognizing that the app platform provides a terrific opportunity to present this timeless tale for the tablet audience in a way never seen before."

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Beware of the Microsoft Store smartphone and tablet trade in promo

Sometimes it's just too good to be true. We ran a story recently about Microsoft's latest trade in promo which says they'll give up to $250 store credit for working smartphones and tablets.

The offer states user who bring in a 'working smartphone or tablet may receive upt to $250 of store credit, possibly towards a Surface 2.'

Of course, the fine print is that to be eligible for trade in, product must power on and be in fully functional, working condition without broken/missing components, cracked display/housing or liquid damage, cannot be password protected, and include original chargers/accessories.

What they don't tell you is that you can't just bring any working tablet or smartphone. There's an actual list of products that they will take and if your device isn't on that list then your'e not getting a rebate.

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