Do you use CloudApp? Well you should. It’s a great way to keep all your screenshots, documents, and other photos and media in the cloud. With the iPad app BlueNube it just got much easier.

The UI is easy on the eyes and very simple to use. There’s a “drops” button with has all your media that you have uploaded previously organized into the folders you put them in for easy access. The settings are very simple to understand and use. The app caches, so it doesn’t need to reload everything every time you enter the app, which is a huge plus for me. If you are done looking at the media and want to get back to a blank screen within the app there is a convenient little X that clears the page.

Uploading and sharing is also extremely easy to do. The plus sign acts as a pasting feature. If you have a photo on your clipboard, you can hit the + and the picture will be uploaded right to your cloud. You can also upload pictures from your camera roll and picture library using the cloud upload button.

The best and most important feature is the sharing feature. When there is a picture open you hit the share button and it opens up to a menu of copy, Facebook, or more. When you hit more, you are able to copy the picture itself, copy or email the cloudapp link, save the picture to a photo album, or send to Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr. I’m sure the developer behind this great app will incorporate more service (like Google + when the API is opened up more).

For now the app is available here for $1.99.

Thanks to Mike G for getting us some codes to give away for this app. We have 4 to give away, so sound off in the comments and we will use a randomizer to pick the lucky winners on Tuesday night Oct. 18th at 11:59pm.

The Nexus Prime has been the talk of the tech world this fine sixth of October. With the “Something BIG is coming” teaser from Samsung and now two sets of specs, this thing is becoming more hyped than the DROID Bionic.

First on our specs list is from BGR. There specs “Exclusive” came out today at 9:30am EST.

Apple has announced that Former CEO and Co-Founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, has passed away.

This is a sad, sad day in the world of technology. We have lost a true genius who changed the technological world as we know it and the way we interact with outhers in our personal and professional lives.

You will be deeply missed.

Rest in peace Steve, rest in peace.

Apple's official tribute page can be found here

Amazon announced last week that they will indeed be selling ( pre order here ) the new Kindle Fire tablet. Sporting a 7 inch color screen and running a highly customized Android OS and being priced just shy of $200 at $199. The pricepoint being the biggest factor in this announcement. After the very successful fire sell of HP's Touchpad and how the current generation of Kindles are priced below $200 many people wondered and speculated that the biggest way to make an impact on the tablet market would be for Amazon to release a tablet that is cheap. Something the average person could buy without going broke. And it appears Amazon has done just that. The Fire's price even undercuts the already wildly popular Nook Color which is priced at $250.

The big question now is. How will the more expensive tablets fair in a market with now not only the hugely popular iPad but a new, cheaper Amazon Fire? We have already seen HTC's 7 inch Flyer tablets price drop to $300. Before the announcement BlackBerry's PlayBook was even price reduced to $300. The tablet market was already seeing pressure to lower prices, but with the Touchpad's fire sell and the announcement of the Kindle Fire being so hugely successful will other competitors drop the prices down to $300 or below? Only time will tell but with such a huge tablvet announced at such a low cost one has to think that very we'll could be the case. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.

There isn't an American older than six today that doesn't understand the significance of today. Ten years ago today, terrorists hijacked two Boeing 757's and flew them into the World Trade Center buildings.