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Shake-It-Up! Bar Drinks Re-imagined!

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Shake-It-Up!

Shake-It-Up! Bar Drinks Re-imagined!

SALEM, N.H. – June 23, 2014 – EvrApps, Inc. announces the availability of its newest iOS App, Shake-It-Up!, available now at the Apple App Store.  The free app allows users to build a bar with what they have on-hand and shows only the drinks they can actually make.

Shake-It-Up! allows users to serve up drinks in a fun Tiki Bar Setting and create their own custom bar by simply touching on the alcoholic or non-alcoholic ingredient and dragging it to their bar.  For their personal Shake-It-Up! experience they can also choose their own look from a variety of Tiki Backgrounds.  Once they create their bar they can touch the Shaker or simply give the device a Shake and Shake-It-Up! will display the drinks they can make.  Once their unique drinks are displayed they will have the option to filter the drinks by type, such as Shot, Punches, Highball, etc. touching the drink will show them to make it.  For that social experience, favorite drinks can be shared with friends and family via Facebook or Twitter!

“My vision was to empower people with a tool that would help them be the hit bartender at the party.  With Shake-It-Up! we did just that!”, said Mike Peters, Program Manager at EvrApps.  Mike continued by saying, “We have found that our users create bars with different ingredients for different reasons. For example, a bar with Mom’s favorite fruity drinks, a bar for Dad’s Whiskey favorites and don’t forget the non-alcoholic ones for grandma. We have truly empowered the bartender.”

With the free version, users will have the ability to create up to 3 bars for family members, friends or any event.  As your bar needs grow, additional bars can be purchased in packs of 3 or 10.  There is also a premium version available which includes the complete Shake-It-Up! Bar Book of over 6,000 drinks and 8 additional backgrounds.

“We understand that a liquor cabinet gets filled with bottles bought once, for some obscure drink,” explained Claudia Skilton, CEO, EverApps.  “With the great features in Shake-It-Up! now no one has to wonder what to do with those bottles, now they can Shake up a drink with what they have.”

Shake-It-Up! is now available to download for free from the Apple App Store. An ad free version can be purchased for $.99 and a premium version is available for $1.99. All versions are compatible with the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch and require iOS v6.0.1 or later.

For more information regarding Shake-It-Up!, to view screen shots or download the free app visit the Apple App Store.  For more information regarding EvrApps, Inc., please visit their website at www.evrapps.com.

About EvraApps, Inc.

EvrApps, Inc., headquartered in Salem, New Hampshire, is an app development company committed to providing simple easy to use apps for the mobile community.  It is the company’s goal to empower mobile users with easy to use apps that make a difference!

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Press Contact:
Claudia Skilton
EvrApps, Inc.
pr@evrapps.com
844-387-2777
http://www.evrapps.com

Entertainment, Technology

Little Pines Multimedia releases “Apps4 Sailing Sail Course Vol 1” for Android on Google Play

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Little Pines Multimedia has released “Apps4 Sailing Sail Course Vol 1”, for Android users on Google Play.

Fayston, VT, USA (July 15, 2013) — Little Pines Multimedia has released “Apps4 Sailing Sail Course Vol 1”, for Android users on Google Play. The app covers Rigging the Boat, Introduction to Sail Tension and Care, Wind Theory and Handling Orientation, Introduction to Basic Sail Trim, The Points of Sail, Tacking and Jibing. Also available are lesson apps “Parts of a Sailboat”, “Learn to Tie Knots” and one free app, “How to Turn a Sailboat”.

The free app features “Coming About: Turning a sailboat into and through the wind”

Included with each app lesson is a Sailing Terms Glossary for each topic and graphic illustrations for reference. The illustrations can be shared with a friend or emailed to one’s desktop and printed out for reference.

“It is exciting that mobile technology has advanced the way it has.”, states Linda Cullum, CEO of Little Pines Multimedia. “The value of being able to learn to sail at your own pace from anywhere at anytime is wonderful! These lesson apps are aimed to be a preliminary course and will educate newbies on foreign sailing topics and terms in advance so that they can get the most out of their sailing education investment. This mobile way of learning also provides the opportunity for review just before heading out or while on the water.”

Taught by a US Coast Guard Licensed Captain and Instructor of American Sailing Association Classes, the lessons are arranged in the order of a typical sailing course. The apps were created using Little Pines Multimedia’s popular “Learn to Sail with Multimedia VOL I and II” CD/DVD for Windows, which is available at http://LearntoSail.Net.

The lessons can also run on Apple iPad and iPhone format as individual movie files. These are available at http://Apps4Sailing.com. They also can be downloaded and played on PC or Mac.

Visit Little Pines Multimedia at the Google Play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andromo.dev202310.app220075.

Or for more information visit http://Apps4Sailing.com.

Little Pines Multimedia has been creating, marketing and selling educational CD’s since April, 1997. Based in Truro, Cape Cod, Ma and Fayston, VT USA.

Contact:
Linda Cullum
Little Pines Multimedia
99 Sugar Run #9
Fayston, VT 05673
802-428-4540
lscullum@learntosail.net
http://www.LearntoSail.Net

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Morodo helps to bridge the Digital Divide in China

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London – Morodo helps reduce “Digital Divide” by donating a number of high end computers to the Red Cross Society of China (RCSC), which provides relief support in many regions of China to under privileged children.

A recent ruling by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has declared that VoIP services are illegal, except for the ones operated by state-owned telecom operators China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom.

China is one of the largest developing countries in the world, with the biggest Internet users in the world, however most outside the major cities still struggle to afford computers and access to the internet.  At the end of the 2010, the number of Internet users stood at more than 420 million. With a population of more than 1.3 billion people, 31% of the population had access to the Internet[1], the majority within city limits. The Red Cross Society of China delivers help to communities outside of the major cities and towns of China.

VoIP services remain illegal in China for Morodo to supply.  VoIP calling services like MO-Call, allow users to make free or cheap international calls for much less than traditional telephone or mobile providers. “Morodo’s donation to the RCSC will not only help underprivileged kids to access basic computer services such as the Internet and E-mail, we also hope in a couple years time the Chinese Government levels the playing field to allow companies like Morodo to participate in the Chinese market” stated Andrew Reid, Morodo’s CEO.

About Morodo

Seeking to re-define the way we communicate via mobile devices and the Internet, Morodo helps people keep in touch with whomever they want, whenever they want, from any device they want.

Morodo provides telecommunications services to hundreds of thousands of people around the world through the MO-Call software applications for mobiles and computers. Simple and seamless to use, MO-Call offers easy access to free and low-cost calling for anyone, anywhere.

Morodo news is available at the company website: www.morodogroup.com

MO-Call specific related news is available from the MO-Call blog: www.mo-call.com/blog

Media and Blogger Contact:

Aleksandra Beljin (e-mail: aleksandra.beljin@morodo.co.uk)

Morodo Limited

[1] Internet World Stats, [2010], China: Internet Usage Stats and Population Report [http://www.internetworldstats.com/asia/cn.htm]