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KittyCats Hijack My Blog: A Feline Frenzy With Fun App

Cat hijacks my blog for Temptations treats.
This kittycat and a few of his friends hijacked my blog. I know, he looks innocent and sweet. But don't let him fool you. When I shook the bag of Temptations treats, the tabby cat and his feline friends came crawling out from behind the screen and took over my entire blog. See, there he is peeking out from my masthead. I was able to take a picture of him--caught in the act. Cats will do anything for a nom-nom.

You too, can have a clowder of cats clambering all over your favorite website. It's easy and fun. Go to the Facebook page of Temptations Canada and follow the simple instructions to load the KittyCat Hijack app. You just have to move the treat bag up to your browser. You can also watch the short video below to see how it's done.


Remember. I warned you.

Cat Product Testers Review iPad Painting App

Dashiell the cat, a product tester, analyzes the iPad painting app.
Delia, Archer and Dashiell snagged jobs many would envy. They specialize in testing high-tech gadgets for CNET, a respected electronics and computer product review site.

The three freelancers followed an unusual career path. They are all self-taught. And they never worked a day in their lives, before this assignment. They prefer to take long naps during the hours of 9-5.

However, the freeloading feline product testers get by on their charm and good looks. And they possess discriminating taste, a key qualification for the job.

The cats were hired--along with their human, Amanda Kooser--as product testers and reviewers for Crave the Gadget blog from CNET. The kitties first assignment for Crave was to review Paint for Cats, an iPad painting app.

As reported by Kooser, the felines took their new job seriously.

Delia--a small black domestic shorthair kitty--was the first to run sophisticated tests on the painting app in the state-of-the-art research laboratory bedroom.

Delia the cat is responsible for performance testing.
With the eye of an engineer, she observed the rainbow-striped mouse wiggling on the screen. Then noted when she placed a paw on the screen to touch the mouse, a puddle of color appeared. The result pleased the reviewer. It was difficult to disengage the tester from the product. And even harder to catch that @#*! mouse.

The second reviewer, Archer--a large black domestic shorthair kitty--carefully examined the app. He ran some tentative tests and confirmed his co-worker's results.
Archer the cat puts the app through the paces.
He then left work to watch a bird.

The final reviewer, Dashiell--a gray tabby--was content to approve his fellow felines final report.

Dashiell the cat mulls over the test results.
Then he had to run off for an appointment under the bed. 

After intensive testing, the cats concluded that kitties can create great art on the iPad painting app. Here is the result of their study:

Masterpiece by Delia and Archer.
They gave the Paint for Cats iPad app: 4 paws up!

You can read their review at CNET.





Photo credit: Amanda Kooser
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