Wondering how the app evolved?  There’s a process to the app evolution!  Mobile technology has forever revolutionized the way we compute, predominantly via apps.  Above is a nice infographic illustrating the history and evolution of mobile apps.  For instance, the iPhone App Store has generated over 4 billion downloads, totaling over $3 billion in revenue –WOW!

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An app for drinking and mixing: Mixology!  It’s our best app pick because it’ll will give you enough drink recipes to kick back and relax after all of the finance talk in yesterday’s “Best 30 Apps For…Finance” post!

Double Headed USB is all the rage!  Kidding… sorta!  At SheBytes, we enjoy playing with our technology.  Our like minded friends at Gizmodo know how to have ample fun with their technology as well.

The best finance app, hands down, is the Bloomberg App.  It provides you with up to the minute business news, stock quotes, company descriptions and market trend analysis!

Source: CNN

The U.S. Treasury reported on Wednesday that it has an operating cash balance of $73.8 billion.  On the other hand, Apple (AAPL), the largest technology conglomerate in the world, has $76.2 billion in cash and marketable securities as of the end of the 2nd quarter.

The difference here is pretty clear to me: unlike the Unites States Treasury, Apple makes more money than it spends.

Sounds to me like the U.S. government ought to start selling iPads. 

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Carry your TV in your pocket with the Optimum App for television.  This best app lets you carry around, control and watch your home TV with you anywhere in the house.

If you are already a Cablevision iO digital cable subscriber, you MUST get the Optimum app.

Hey everyone, welcome back to Freaky Friday, IT Oddities, a brand new series that will feature one tech piece of wacky weirdness, each week.

So let’s jump right in!

Have you been looking for the perfect way to kill time at work?

1. “It’s a bird!” “It’s a plane!” “No wait….its… a Floating Resort?!” [TheLuxurySpot]
2. What’s more exciting; Nintendo 3DS price cut, or two spanking new Mario 3D games!  [TechnoBuffalo]
3.  Who ever said Bill Gates couldn’t predict the future: [BusinessInsider]
4.  Revitalized MacBook Air, slim, powerful  & sexy! [MWD]
5. Outdated training? Take advantage of cohort effects for Gen X employees… [SmallBizTechnology]

Daniel Pink (or just Dan Pink), a proponent of human drive, is hell-bent on motivation and changing the workplace, and he has an impressive resume, to say the least.

Besides being a bestselling author, with works translated into numerous languages, he has served in the White House “as chief speechwriter to Vice President Al Gore.”

The video above is fascinatingly interesting! I literally couldn’t pull myself away, and its also a must watch, because of the awesome animations!

Looking for an app to give you remote access? TeamViewer is our best app pick to connect you to any computer you’re not sitting directly in front of!