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.
What I like about this app:
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.
This week’s notable apps and updates:
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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.
This week’s notable apps and updates:
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As our lives only get more busy, eventually, we reach a point where it becomes a matter of cutting corners just so that we can save a few precious seconds. With that in mind, I wanted to share one of my favorite email apps for those of you who spend a good deal of time glued to their Apple iPhone or iPad. It’s called Mailshot Pro.
One of the keys to using Twitter regularly, isn’t just using it – when we do this we tend to send out less signal and more noise that just wastes time. Instead, the key is to learn how it can work for YOU. Start by asking yourself, what challenges do I face with using Twitter. Is it not understanding the terminology or how to send a tweet Twitter? Maybe I’m good at sending out tweets, but not so good at replying back to other users that have tweeted me back. By identifying problem area(s) that you need help with, you can begin getting yourself organized and building a strategy around Twitter for yourself or even your business.
Below are 4 of my favorite apps to help you organize yourself better on Twitter.
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