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Christmas shopping is stressful, but Rivertown Crossing Mall is trying to alleviate some of the stress. General Growth, the company that owns Rivertown Crossing Mall has introduced a parking feature to their smartphone app to help find a parking spot...

Do you travel a lot?  Or have a job where you’re going in and out of hotel rooms a lot?  You could be on the front line of helping stop human trafficking without ever having to actually get involved. There’s’ a new app named TraffickCam and it helps law enforcement in the search for suspected victims of human trafficking...

The Washington Post recently published an article that takes a look at what the apps on your phone say about you.  Purely based on the apps on your phone, this questionnaire can determine what your gender is, what your age is, and what your average yearly income is...

Everybody has that dirty little bad habit that they know isn't good, but they keep doing it anyway.  Curtis' bad habit happens to be the Kim Kardashian: Hollywood app.  Now, don't go judging before you get a chance to play the game.  It's actually a pretty indepth and well made app, especially given the fact that it's a slightly obvious cash grab with Kardashian branding all over it.

The simplest way to become involved in ArtPrize is to vote. It's what sets the event apart from other art competitions. Learn how to vote at ArtPrize Seven and review important voting deadlines.

Walking home by yourself, especially at night, is one of the scariest and possibly most dangerous thing someone (a female) can do. And although it's not advised, sometimes you have no choice but to choose that route. If so, it's best to call someone and let them know where you are and that you will contact them when you get home...

With 1,524 entries at 169 venues, getting around ArtPrize takes a little work. You need a map, a list of artists, venue hours, and don't forget to register to vote and activate your account. Get the ArtPrize app and you'll be all set.

Thin Mints or Samoa? THAT is the question. How many boxes of Girl Scout Cookies are you buying this year?

Oh, techie people... They'll develop an app for almost anything. First we heard about the app that will show you what you'd look like with plastic surgery. Then, we heard about the app that would help you confess your sins. Then, of course, there was the app that taught you how to "please a lady". There's even an app on which you can tell people where your house is and that your bathroom

So, I guess that there really is an app for everything. Want to see what you'd look like if you got a boob job? There's an app for that! Want to confess your sins, but just can't find the time to make it to church? There's an app for that, too! Need to "cure" your homosexual tendencies? Some idiot made an app for that, as well. And now, there's an app that will teach any man "How T

Summertime is sure to bring a couple of nights out-on-the-town, beach, at the cottage and/or your favorite family campground which means fun in the sun catching up with close friends and family -- perhaps over an adult beverage or two! I think you know where I'm going with this ... sometimes two drinks turns into three and then choice things are said that you wished you could take back.

Surprise, surprise. Another fake Facebook app that will hack your account! It's always amazing to me the amount of people that will click on bogus links and end up with an infected page. However, this new scam is pretty tricky. According to an article by the Huffington Post, this new scam sends you a Facebook chat message, making it look like it's coming from one of your friends.