Posts Tagged ‘Movies’

Dead Poets Society on Blu-Ray

The movie Dead Poets Society was released for the first time ever on Blu-Ray last week and I can’t believe it’s been twenty-three years since it was originally released in theaters. That makes me feel very old! It has been digitally restored for this new edition but the story remains as powerful as ever. This [...]

 

Real Steel – Second Screen App & Coupon

I didn’t catch the movie Real Steel when it came through movie theaters last year. It snuck past us, movies in the theater are a rare treat at our house. I heard good things though and was excited to get a chance to preview the Blu-Ray + DVD edition that’s being released this week on [...]

 

BabyGrow Flipbook

Here is a unique way to record and look back at your baby’s growth and changing looks. BabyGrow Flipbook makes is easy for you to create a “flipbook” that shows your baby over time. Here’s how. Every so often (week, month, etc.) take a picture of your child. After you take the first picture you’ll [...]

 

The Help

By now you’ve probably seen the yellow DVDs and Blu-Rays in every store because The Help has been available since last Tuesday. Have you seen it yet? If you haven’t then you’re missing out on a wonderful and truly moving film. I read Kathryn Stockett’s bestselling book when it was first released and so it [...]

 
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Disney Second Screen: Pirates of the Caribbean

This past weekend I had a chance to finally sit down, watch the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie and explore the accompanying Disney Second Screen app. How sad is it that I say “finally”? October has been one of those months and sitting down to do anything has become a complete luxury but Saturday [...]

 

Disney Second Screen: The Lion King Edition

In August I had the once in a lifetime experience when I was invited to California for the premiere of The Lion King 3D. Part of the event included a day of presentations learning about the 3D process, Disney animation and the Disney Second Screen apps. When I wrote about my experience I mentioned that [...]

 

Movie Night Out

Is Friday night your movie night? At our house we have a movie night about twice a year, it just isn’t a regular thing. This is mostly because my husband and I don’t have the same taste in films and it’s so expensive to buy tickets and pay for a babysitter for four children. My [...]

 

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Our Most Used iPad Apps

How many of you became first time iPad owners over the weekend? In no particular order here are the most used apps on our well loved iPad.

 

How to Train Your Dragon Mix & Match Book

This is an unusual storybook app and one that will appeal to fans of the movie How to Train Your Dragon. This is a story but the screen is divided into three sections. On the left side of the screen is the story’s text and on the right side of the screen you’ll see a [...]

 

How To Train Your Dragon – Kids Book

How To Train Your Dragon is the storybook app version of the upcoming DreamWorks movie of the same name. The app features screenshots from the movie as illustrations and they’re beautifully done. From what I saw in the app the movie’s animation is going to be great. To be honest I’ve not been that interested [...]

 
 
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Individual Text Tones for Contacts

My 9 year old daughter told me about an iOS 5 feature that I was totally unaware of until last week. Miss S. showed me how to set up individual text tones for my contacts.

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iOS 5.01 Released: Includes Fix For iOS 5.0 Battery Life Issue

iOS 5 Gets Its First Update Thanks to my husband Zack for getting this post out about the new iOS 5.1 release. I’ve yet to install the update…but I’ll be following his instructions below. Shortly after the iPhone 4S hit the market a bug was discovered that severely impacted battery life on those new devices. [...]

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I review iPhone apps for moms. I have a decent grasp of techy things but the technical guts (for lack of a better word) of how the apps work are beyond me. So my reviews will be practical and purely subjective. Reviews for moms by a real life, actual mom. My kids will vouch for me.