Megan Berry, 22, is a recent Stanford grad, social media advocate, and blogger. She's currently an evangelist for Mobclix - a mobile ad exchange - and also blogs at Part Time Perfectionist.

Blog Entries by Megan Berry

5 iPhone Apps To Turn You Into Your Favorite Celebrity (PHOTOS)

Posted December 12, 2009 | 09:46 AM (EST)


It seems like just about everyone is making iPhone apps, and celebrities are no exception. Why limit yourself to merely seeing your favorite celebrities on TV when you can sing or dance along with them? Check out this list we put together here at Mobclix of some of the top...

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Free iPhone Apps To Waste 5 Minutes (PHOTOS)

12 Comments | Posted November 27, 2009 | 06:00 PM (EST)


People always want to focus on using the iPhone to be productive. I'm certainly no exception, but for this article I'd like us all to embrace the fact that the iPhone is excellent at wasting time. In fact, the iPhone App Store provides more than 100,000 ways to spend your...

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Obama iPhone Apps: 5 Best Presidential Apps (PHOTOS, POLL)

Posted November 3, 2009 | 12:14 PM (EST)


In celebration of the anniversary of Obama's election, here at Mobclix we put together some of the best Obama iPhone Apps. Let us know what you think and suggest your own favorites!

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Top 7 iPhone Apps for Halloween

1 Comments | Posted October 28, 2009 | 08:03 AM (EST)


Are you ready for Halloween? Is your iPhone? If not, better take a look at this list, created here at Mobclix. Let us know what apps you'll use in the comments!

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Top 5 iPhone Apps for Traveling

3 Comments | Posted October 23, 2009 | 08:50 AM (EST)


Getting ready for holiday travel? Don't forget these apps! Here at Mobclix we tried every travel app out there to put this top list together, but if you think we forgot a great one, nominate it in the comments.

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The 5 Best iPhone Apps to Take on a Date

12 Comments | Posted October 14, 2009 | 01:02 PM (EST)


Here at Mobclix we developed this list of top five apps you need to take on your next date. We've got apps to wow your date, apps to prepare for date disasters, and apps to find the latest hot spot. Don't leave home without them.

To research...

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CNN's New iPhone App: Do You Get What You Pay For?

4 Comments | Posted October 7, 2009 | 02:40 PM (EST)


CNN's new iPhone app is creating quite a stir. First of all, they're the first major news site to have a paid app ($1.99). Secondly, they've included ads in it. Users are in quite an uproar over this. They wouldn't pay for something with ads in it! Yet, what...

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What if I Liked the Old Facebook Better?

Posted September 17, 2008 | 06:24 PM (EST)


In July, Facebook revealed the "new Facebook." Surprisingly, they made it optional. I tried it out, decided I didn't like, and then went back to the old Facebook. According to Mashable, Facebook says only 40% of its users have even tried the new design, and some of those,...

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Chinglish and the Beijing Olympics: No More Stir-fried Wikipedia?

Posted August 8, 2008 | 07:14 PM (EST)


Bad English translations from Chinese have long been a comic favorite. One I like is a menu that offers stir-fried Wikipedia (does it let you edit your own meal?). Another great one I recently came across is a Chinese restaraunt called "Translate Server Error". Oops.

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The Future of Email: Evolve or Die?

Posted July 21, 2008 | 05:56 PM (EST)


Once upon a time email was novel. People were happy to get email, it was easy to deal with, and it was convenient. It was the wave of the future and it was going to make us more productive. Why ever call someone when you can just email?

You're in...

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Quiet? Maybe. Complacent? Never.

Posted October 16, 2007 | 04:33 PM (EST)


Thomas Friedman calls the current generation of students, "Generation Q," the quiet generation (We are also sometimes called Millennials, Generation Y, and Echo Boomers). He seems saddened by what he sees as a lack of protest and activism in current college students. If the standard for activism is based...

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No Filing Please: College Students in the Work Force

Posted August 24, 2007 | 11:19 AM (EST)


Our parents tell us we can do anything. Our boss says "file this, please." So how's a generation full of overachieving students going to meld with the work force?

I don't have to tell you that getting into a good college is getting harder. My freshman year at Stanford,...

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When Worlds Collide: Facebook in Business

Posted July 24, 2007 | 05:56 PM (EST)


As a 20-year-old junior at Stanford I am both an everyday Facebook user and a summer intern at a software company. What I didn't realize is how Facebook and my work would collide. Facebook seems to be the current obsession of the business world with thirty-something business users joining all...

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