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Tag Archives: Apps
Text Any Phone (FREE) Without A Mobile Phone
A valuable if unheralded feature of Google Voice is its ability to send and receive sms text messages through a webpage (though not MMS picture/video messages at this time) or even using email. This can be especially valuable for: Family … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Apps, BlackBerry, Google, iPad, iPhone, lifehack, mobile, Productivity, WebOS, WindowsPhone Tagged Apps, cellphone, cellular, expat, google, Google Voice, international, lifehack, mobile, roaming_charges, sms, texting Leave a comment
Wishlist: Better Apps for Nintendo DSi (Portable Gaming Devices)
If Nintendo pays attention and allows for better app development in their DSi platform, they could win a lot of consumers away from their traditional, and new, competitors in the handheld gaming space. A few weeks back, I stood in … Continue reading
I uninstalled Evernote for Android today
I’m not too pleased about this. I uninstalled evernote app for android today because in their latest release the file grew by to megabytes. That is not sound like a lot to you but evernote route 25 percent in … Continue reading
The 5 People I Wish Used Tungle Online Calendaring #wishwed
I have talked before about Tungle, the easy-as-email online calendaring application from a cool startup based out of Montreal. My Tungle account goes everywhere with me, and is literally an integral part of my professional and personal life. Thanks to … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Collaboration, Productivity, Tools, Wishlist Tagged #wishwed, Apps, online_calendaring, sharing, Social Networking, tungle, wishlist, wishlist_wednesday 13 Comments
SwiftKey is Smarter Than You. #appmon
I saw a tweet the other day about an android keyboard that had predictive-text abilities similar to Google Scribe. It turns out, the community recommended SwiftKey instead, which I am currently checking out. Earlier this year, SwiftKey left private beta … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Apps Tagged #appmon, Android, Apps, keyboard, predictive text, SwiftKey Leave a comment
App Updates
I received updated android applications for Lookout Mobile, Amazon MP3 store and Last.fm today – Blogged from WordPress Mobile
KillerApp: Five uses of DropBox Plus One
Dropbox is clean, smooth and solves so many cross-computer/platform sync problems it’s almost a no-brainer to get/install and try out. It’s free, too so… duh. I have been using it for about a month across three Windows PCs of different … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Collaboration, lifehack, Productivity, Tools Tagged Apps, backup, dropbox, files, sharing, storage, sync 2 Comments
Google Listen for Android Updated
Google’s Android podcast-listening app Listen has been updated with some new features including quicker offline sync and the ability to queue all new shows in a feed. I still love the sync with Google Reader out of the box, but … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Apps, Google, media, mobile Tagged Android, Apps, google, google_listen, google_reader, podcast, podcatcher 4 Comments
Gmail App for Android Updated
The Gmail App for Android has been updated according to the Google Mobile blog and the Gmail blog, including some pretty good updates: Gmail app releases aren’t tied to Android OS releases anymore. Improved replies and access to quoted text. … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Collaboration, Google Tagged Android, android2.2_froyo, Apps, droid, gmail, google, HTC_EVO, motorola_droid, nexus_one, smartphone 1 Comment
Disqus Mobile Apps for Moderators
Disqus (pronounced: "Discuss") launched their mobile apps for comment moderators, allowing for comments to be read/deleted/approved or "spammed" on the fly by site owners. From their blog: Features: Approving, marking spam, and deleting content Filtering by status Background notifications Search Reply … Continue reading →