Subject: Fun with smartphones

So for those who remember this, I found a way to do it 21st century style.  So there is an application I found called Oscar Remote.  How it works:  If you have an Internet capable TV connected to Wi-Fi, this application will find it and you can use your smartphone as a remote control for your TV.  As I was out walking the other night, I was testing my phone to see how far away I could get before I couldn't find my Wi-Fi connection anymore, when my phone automatically connected to a non password protected Wi-Fi connection that was in my area.  When I opened up Oscar Remote, it found a TV that was using that Wi-Fi connection.  So naturally what did I do?  I fiddled with the channel buttons, the volume control, and when I pressed the power button, that TV was no longer in the list ;D  The big question remains, do I do this more?  Nah.  It's no fun if you don't know who you are doing it to lol

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If you don't already have this one, I would recommend the game Temple Run.  It is 100% free and 100% awesome!  There are also paid versions of it, one based on Disney's Brave, and another based on the Sam Raimi flick Oz: The Great and Powerful.  I don't know if it's on Android or Blackberry, but it's available for the Apple iPhone and Windows Phone

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