![[Review] Awesome Emoji Stickers And Hats](http://www.macmixing.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/emoji-600x338.png)
I love the Emoji keyboard. There's nothing like sending your friend a smiling pile of poo in response to a serious question.
Author Dom Esposito
I know it sounds too good to be true, but every day tons of great apps get discounted or even become totally free. I’ve done some digging in the App Store to put together today’s best free and discounted apps.
![[Review] ID America Cushi Band For iPhone 5](http://www.macmixing.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/IDCA503_main-600x338.jpg)
If you're looking for a minimalistic way to protect your iPhone 5, ID America has some great solutions. The Cushi Band for iPhone 5 is a simple bumper case that adds grip and protection to those precious chamfered edges.
I know it sounds too good to be true, but every day tons of great apps get discounted or even become totally free. I’ve done some digging in the App Store to put together today’s best free and discounted apps.
Why does Apple hate physical gaming controllers? It seems that any controller SDK or device never makes it mainstream. Sure, there's iCade controllers, but I'm talking about console-style gaming. Give us analog joysticks and tactile feedback.
I know it sounds too good to be true, but every day tons of great apps get discounted or even become totally free. I’ve done some digging in the App Store to put together today’s best free and discounted apps.
![[Review] LifeProof frē iPhone 5 Case Overview And Waterproof Demo](http://www.macmixing.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/lifeproof-iphone5-3-575x338.jpg)
With a name like LifeProof, you really have to be confident about a product. Saying that your case will withstand the roughest moments of life is tough to prove, but LifeProof really does shine in this area. If you're looking for solid and rugged iPhone 5 protection, LifeProof's frē case is definitely a front runner.
Installing RAM in the 2012 27-inch iMac is very easy. There's a small hatch on the back of the iMac that can be opened by pushing a button located beneath the power connector cable. Check out my RAM installation video above for a detailed look at the process.