Do you live the Airport Life? One minute you’re in New York, the next, you’re in Los Angeles? For anyone who has ever taken a flight, you know just how difficult it is to navigate an unfamiliar airport. Fortunately, there’s an app for that that makes it extremely convenient for anyone who travels and lives the Airport Life.
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While I love using Twitter, it can often be difficult to keep your Twitter photos and usernames in sync with your iOS contacts. For most people, they never update their iOS contacts and end up keeping two separate lists of contacts.
By keeping two separate lists of contacts, this means lost time and lost productivity. Fortunately, if you have just a few minutes, you can learn how to sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS devices.
Before you can sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS device, you need to first download the Twitter app.
How to sync contact photos and usernames from Twitter on your iOS device
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Below are a few noteworthy apps and updates for your smartphone (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) that I wanted to highlight. The selection of apps that I have chosen for this week can help you share your favorite links and photos with others who are nearby (who you might not even know), translate text by speaking in your native language, and monitor your bank accounts and credit cards in real-time.
I hope you’ll enjoy this weeks mobile app selections – they’re not only extremely helpful, but very practical as well.
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Continue reading Apps & Updates: Chirp, iTranslate Voice HD, SafePay and more
Below are a few noteworthy apps and updates for your smartphone (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Google Android) that I wanted to highlight. The selection of apps that I have chosen offer ways to help you be more productive as well as connect with people around the globe via video. There are even some great apps for those of you who do a lot of work with PDF files as well as one app in particular that makes it easy to share video clips with your friends – who attended the same event (be sure not to miss this one).
I hope you’ll enjoy this weeks mobile app selections that can help you simplify many key areas of you life.
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Continue reading Apps & Updates: Vyclone, PDF Expert, Tango, and more
Below are a few noteworthy apps for your smartphone (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) that I wanted to highlight. The selection of apps that I’ve chosen offer ways to help you stay current with the latest news, surf the web better (I never thought that would be possible) and get there faster!
I hope you’ll enjoy this weeks mobile app selections that, that can help you simplify areas of you life.
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Continue reading Apps & Updates: Reeder, Google Chrome, MyPad, PhotoPad and more
Below are a few noteworthy apps for your smartphone (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Google Android, Windows phone) that I wanted to highlight. Some of these are available exclusively for your Apple iPhone/iPad, while others are available across all platforms (Apple iOS, Google Android, Windows).
So glad to be able to share my favorite mobile apps to help you simplify areas of you life.
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Continue reading Apps & Updates: Lemon, Scanner Pro, Instaframe Pro and more
Microsoft’s latest app for Apple iOS users called Xbox LIVE mobile app just got a sweet update for video game players. Now, you can control content on your Xbox using your iPhone and iPod Touch. If you’ve ever used an iOS device to control your Apple TV or your iTunes library, you’ll love this because now you can “play, pause, fast forward, and rewind” just by swiping across your device!
While this is my favorite new feature, here’s a quick rundown on the new Xbox LIVE mobile app.
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BIG news today from Amazon – after what has seemed like eons, they finally released Amazon Cloud Player for the Apple iPhone. Having used Apple iTunes along with Amazon – because they often charge less for downloads and they work across any device, I was always looking for a convenient way to access my Amazon downloads without having to re-sync my device. Amazon seems to have been listening with Amazon Cloud Player.
Here’s a quick rundown on their new app.
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One of the biggest challenges with using Facebook on your mobile phone is that the current functionality does not lend itself to being very useful. If you’re just going to use it to share photos and to update your friends on what you’re currently doing, it works great; however, when you add in the ability to manage Facebook Pages, things get complicated.
For anyone who has a Facebook Page, you know how important it is to be able to respond to fans and also to be able to track how well your page is doing, if it is being seen, and if fans are engaging with your content. Luckily, Facebook seems to be listening and announced Facebook Page Manager last week, which serves as a separate app for managing your Facebook Pages from your iOS device.
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As we spend more time on Facebook, connecting with friends and liking lots of Facebook Pages, it becomes a little cumbersome to manage all of the updates that come through our Facebook Newsfeed like photos, videos, status updates, deals and links on a daily basis.
When you add in going mobile and trying to check your Facebook Pages when you’re on the go, you’ll quickly notice that unless you’ve spent a lot of time organizing your friends and pages into interest lists, you’ll spend more time scrolling and less time actually consuming updates from your friends and the pages that you have liked.
Fortunately, there’s an app for Apple iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users that makes it very easy to separate out your Facebook Pages called alerts for Facebook.
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