Our DJing best app pick is called: djay, an app designed to turn your portable music player into a full-fledged, music mayhem, disc jockeying machine!

Created by the obviously brilliant team at algoriddim, at $19.99, djay is the most expensive app to date in our “Best 30 Apps For…” series, so I’m here to tell you why it’s well worth the bling.

“After iPhone 5, Apple May Merge OS X and iOS.”

At SheBytes, we don’t hide our Apple fixation.

Renee recently did a post on the differences between “Mac users VS PC People” and we have even dedicated a whole series; “Tips and Tricks for iPad 2 & iPhone 4”, in Apple’s honor!

Because of this, I’m particularly excited about an International Business Times (IBS), post, titled; “After iPhone 5, Apple May Merge OS X and iOS”.

Given the brevity that the clock’s ticking; it is crucial that we maximize our time on Earth.  There’s no denying the finitude, the temporality of this life; no matter whether someone is an atheist, or a devout believer; whether they’re Alaskan natives like Sarah Palin, or they’re from Mozambique . Even those that believe in an afterlife, accept the concurrent hurdle towards that future, as but a momentary passage and recognize the briefness of a lifetime.

Today’s Video Byte is a really cool segment, that I recommend you watch in full screen. Although I’m sure you’ve used Google Maps, in the past, because of how useful it is, a bunch of kids really took the product out of the box.

Using a projector, a couch and a computer, they were able to simulate an entire cross country drive on Route 66 and had an awesome time doing it!

What is SaaS?  Software as a Service is a form of computing where you rent software from a service provider, rather than purchasing it yourself.  Google Docs, QuickBooks, Salesforce and other CRM applications are all instances of SaaS.

Everyone no doubt has their favorite city. For me personally, it’s New York City! I LOVE IT!

Whether you call it Manhattan, NYC, The Big Apple or just home, there’s something about New York that’s special. When I’m here, I’m still amazed at how some things never change; while others are constantly in flux, but I really just love how “The City” has so much character.

What’s the best app for toddlers?  It’s the Monkey Preschool Lunchbox app; it will distract your preschooler, keep them occupied with a game interface and have them learn; all at the same time!

And not only does it do all of this, but is also the #1 preschool game in the app store!

We’ve been using a bunch of “Google operands,” (fancy term for Google search shortcuts), that help us find what we’re looking for, when we Google, and we’d like to share 5 tips with you, to make your life a little easier:

Google has indexed a massive part of the internet. In 2008, it reportedly indexed its 1 trillionth unique URL! The insane part is that despite all of this indexing, many people estimate “Google coverage” to be only “in a few percent range”, of the total. In this day and age; the amount of online data is already so large and growing at such a fast rate, that it’s become literally impossible to measure.

There’s an app that can turn you into a grilling master? It’s the Weber’s On the Grill app, our pick for best barbecue and grilling app!

This is by far the coolest grilling app available for iPhone and iPad, and is an absolute must-have for guys (and gals), who live to grill!

Welcome back to Freaky Friday, IT Oddities, a new series that will feature one tech terror, each week. This week’s IT oddity is pretty much the perfect storm of Freak Friday-ness: It’s got both certain brilliance, while still bordering on the slightly insane.

Two gentlemen from Stanford University and Northeastern University have designed the world’s first “Earthquake-Resilient Building”!