iPhone Life magazine

Apps: Productivity

Qik, get this app!

image

Jumping into the middle of the iPhone video camera fray is Qik Video Camera ($1.99) by Qik Inc.which is amazing, and has edged my other favorites iVideoCamera and ShowTime out of the lead.

Read More

By John Painter, February 6, 2010

Need an Upgrade, There’s an App For That..

image

          I thought I would write a little bit about my switch from my old pocket PC to my touch. I did some research on the productivity and organization software I used and wanted before I decided to change last year. I see discussions now and then about people wanting to upgrade to a newer or replacement device that is not phone related, such as myself. I had written an article for a long term test that was featured in a UK magazine last year. Some of my notes are below as well as some current updates I have done since.

Read More

By Louis Senecal, January 25, 2010

Awesome Note



I found an awesome way to keep all my tasks and thoughts together.  The app is Awesome Note.  I could describe it - but the pictures below are worth 1,000 words. 

I wrote a review of Evernote a couple weeks ago.  That is still the best at keeping my research, recipes, etc. notes together.  What makes Awesome Note even more awesome - it syncs with Evernote.  It also syncs with Google docs - if you haven't jumped on the Evernote bandwagon yet. 

There is a small learning curve with Awesome Note - but it is very small - the video below will help. 

Bottom Line: 
Worth $3.99 - a must have for moms. I give it 8/10.

www.bridworks.com

Here are the pictures and a short video from YouTube to demo:

 

Read More

By Tracy Sebastian, January 20, 2010

Creative Notebooking

image

 I love notebooks and I love to write in them, whether traditional paper notebooks or notes on my iPhone. KabukiVision offers an iPhone app especially for people like me called NoteMaster.

Read More

By Cindy Downes, January 15, 2010

iLend

image

Do you wonder where that book is you enjoyed so much last month? How about your favorite drill? Maybe you lent it out and can’t remember who you lent it to. You need iLend.  

This simple little app easily keeps track of whom you lent what, whether it’s a book, tool, article of clothing, or any other object.

Read More

By Cindy Downes, December 23, 2009

Mom's New Brain - Evernote

image