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Thanks to a recent PC Mag study, we now know the most hated app in every state in the US, including New Hampshire.

With sports betting in Maine technically becoming legal over a year ago, the state of Maine has finally allowed players to place their first bets. There are two apps to choose from that both come with some added incentives.

Calling all Christmas enthusiasts in Maine! The festivities can commence early, and I'll show you how!

It really works

The app that helped consumers save some extra bucks is coming to an end May 14th.

Like free pizza? Domino's is making it even easier to get free pizza!

They're very fun and very addicting

It seems risky, but i haven't had problems with it.

There's plenty of amazing reasons to connect with us via the new app.

There is a new app that could be a nightmare for everyone. Anyone you know will be able to ‘rate’ you, and you them, it’s like ‘Yelp for people’. It’s called Peeble.

Using 2011 Social Security data on mortality, a Washington Post app shows you how much time you have left based on the average life expectancy of someone your age and gender.

There is a new app available that lets you shop for groceries according to you political views.  The BuyPartisan  app allows shoppers to scan the bar code of a product to see if they are Democrat or Republican.  It lets you know which way the CEO and employees of the company lean politically.

There’s a new app for your phone and the only thing it can say is ‘Yo’. Sounds silly but it has raised a million dollars from investors and has attracted 50,000 users. Yep, the only thing it says is ‘Yo’.

We hear it all the time; families don’t sit down together for dinner anymore. Statistics show more and more families are eating on the go and when at home just grab a bite whenever they can. There is a new app that may help families gather around the table together more often.

Mannequins have been in retail stores for many years displaying the clothes that the store has to offer. Things haven’t changed much over the years, until now. A British company has developed a talking mannequin that can communicate with customers through an app on their smart phone.