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For those who intend to visit the island, there’s now an app to help guide the way. Experience Santorini is available in iPhone and iPad varieties, both offering a user friendly and welcoming way of helping its users get acquainted with the island. It promises to reveal the place’s darkest secrets and offers more than 500 suggestions for places to stay, eat, shop and enjoy. The app works offline also to ensure that there are no pesky excessive roaming data charges involved too. As is always useful with such things, the app tells the user what attractions are nearby them, whether it be a beach, museum, archaeological site or just a nice cafe to relax at. 
It’s an app that, much like the pager before it, prioritizes emergency messages sent through the OnPage system, even gviing it an unique sound regardless of the current audio settings for the device (such as if it’s muted). OnPage ensures that its users can offer people a way of contacting them on their phone without actually having to give out their personal phone number, providing a great privacy feature for many. 
:: FUN FOR ALL SEASONS
I have a fantasy that when I retire, my husband and I will move to a farm and raise chickens, pigs, alpacas, peacocks, and border collies, to name a few. Oh yeah, and we'll have an entirely organic supply of freshly picked microgreens for the purpose of making lavish yet simple and artful meals. Right now, I have to work at a desk and can only dream about plowing the fields and cultivating the garden. So, Farm It! Seasons is a nice escape, complete with cartoon chickens, dogs, and skunks, to name a few. 
Farm It! Seasons is equipped with a tutorial, which was helpful as I nurtured my hens to lay eggs by tapping twice on the screen. Colorful and changing emoticons indicated the mood of the hens, and the game should also be easily understood and enjoyed by grade school children and their families. ATTENTION ALL PARENTS: Roosters and hens jumping rope together and sharing earthworms are visual euphemisms for procreation. . . just so you know. In other words, these roosters like their hens barefoot and pregnant pretty much all the time. 
Patience is not a virtue. Well, okay, it's not MY virtue. In my personal life, patience is a concept that I struggle to attain. So what if my mother is ALWAYS 15 minutes late? I've learned to survive by tricking her into believing that dinner reservations are at 6:15 instead of 6:30, or that the movie time is at 1:00 when it is actually at 1:30. Personal issues aside (okay, not really), I tackled Push Morty Push, which is a universal app based on the Japanese game "Sokoban", with my usual enthusiasm and idealistic bent. 
Push Morty Push provides no instructions on how to play the game; nor does it provide a tutorial. I attempted the "free play" option and received some apparent rewards (again via happy dings and bright flashes of seafoam green light), but I neglected to earn points or propel myself to the next level. A feature of the game that did encourage me to keep at it was an arrow at the top of the screen, which allowed me to undo my previous moves. Also, with the "begin from scratch" mode, I was able to rearrange the room/setting, and that enabled me to become unblocked. 
All we want to do is acquire your brains! It’s not unreasonable, I mean no one’s gonna merge with your eyes.
