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Fitness tracker finds out how active your dog is (Video)
Want to track your dog's activity and health? Well now there's an app for that.
Tags: veronic robinson, dogs, Whistle, Ben Jacobs, fitness app for dogs,
Safety group offers advice to parents on photo-sharing app use
An internet safety group is offering advice to parents about popular photo-sharing apps on their children's smartphones.
Tags: snapchat, Instagram, parents guide, Neal Augenstein
Montgomery wants you to help create phone apps
Montgomery County is hoping its recently made public databases lead to phone apps for finding food trucks, reporting dangerous potholes or keeping up-to-date on public transportation schedules.
Tags: Montgomery County, food trucks, National Day of Civic Hacking
'Poople Maps' aims to shame some pet owners
Tired of seeing doggy droppings accumulate in your neighborhood? There's a new app to the rescue.
Tags: Poople Maps, dog poop, David Burd, mobile application
ParkMe app offers parking locations and availability
The app itself is not new, but it's just been upgraded to include real-time parking information for more than 100 Colonial Parking locations around the area.
Tags: ParkMe, michelle basch, parking, Sam Friedman
Cherry blossom app puts events at your fingertips
Can't wait for the Cherry Blossom Festival to start? Good news - there's an app for that.
ShowScoop app lets you review, share concerts
A new app on the scene -- called ShowScoop -- aims to do for concerts what Yelp does for restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
Tags: backstage, tim bracken, ShowScoop, concert reviews, iphone
ListenD.C. commuter develops bus app to fill recent void
When a popular app that predicted Metro's train and bus times mysteriously stopped working in December, many D.C. area commuters were left in the dark -- and out in the cold -- at bus stops.
Tags: Jason Rosenbaum, Rachel Nania, Metro, bus, wmata, BusTrackDC
Smithsonian creates app for presidential portraits
Tags: Smithsonian, presidents,
Android app turns phone into tiny weather station
Newer Android devices, including the Galaxy S III smartphone and the Nexus 10 tablet, are equipped with atmospheric pressure sensors that could lead to better forecasts.
Tags: michelle basch, pressurenet, weather, android


