At least you can do something with your PlayBook
In other BlackBerry news…
The Remote Desktop app for BlackBerry is an all-in-one solution for accessing personal or enterprise computers via your BlackBerry Playbook – No third-party software to download on your computers needed.
From BlackBerry App World: “Use your full Windows applications such as Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Internet Explorer along with the plethora of other applications for the Windows platform without sacrificing functionality from anywhere.”
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I get it in...Evernote
Have I ever told you all how much I dig Evernote? I use it everyday and constantly find new ways to implement the “remember everything” service into my everyday life.
One of the things I do heavily is forward emails to Evernote from Gmail. Things like receipts that come to my inbox, I quickly forward them to Evernote by using the designated email address assigned to me when I signed up what seems like ages ago. What I then have to do is open Evernote, find the note that’s stored in my default notebook, and manually move it to the appropriate notebook and add tags to the note to quickly find it later – That was until I found out that you can send notes from email to their right folders with tags using Twitter-like characters in the subject line.
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"Look ma, no hands"
Originally posted on BlackWeb2.0
I’m a gadget early-adopter. I’m also a advocate of Apple products (I’m too grown to be a fan-BOY). So I think it’s completely justifiable that I bought the iPhone 4S at full price with no uber differentiating factors from my iPhone 4 other than a dual-core processor, higher resolution camera…and the Siri voice assistant. Now with all the apps I have and regularly use, and the amount of things I can accomplish with my phone (I get it in), the dual-core processor helps out. The ability to take higher resolution photos stops me from dragging around my regular “point-and-shoot” everywhere for when my daughters do something adorable (as they often do).
Siri on the other hand…I don’t really use it. I think it’s because I habitually start typing instead of activating Siri to compose an sms, IM, email message, etc. Considering how much money I wasted invested in this device, I figure I might as well use one of Apple’s main selling points for the 4S. After doing some research, I found out you can dictate Twitter and Facebook updates using any smartphone.
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A Small Biz Go Mobile Joint
Every time you sign up for yet another web service or social network, you have to decide what email notifications you want to receive. At first you think “I want all the emails because you guys rawk!” As time goes on you say to yourself “All these email notifications are getting on my last nerve!” Going to each service to adjust your notifications can prove to be a time-suck. Setting up filter, after filter, after filter in your email inbox may force some emails you actually want to get lost in the shuffle.
With Notification Control, you can adjust your settings from a number of services all in one location.
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An AppScout Joint
Tired of the same ol’ filters that some of the other photo apps are hawking just to get you to use their app? Loom adds another spin on your photos by letting you quickly create mosaics from your phone’s camera roll for you to share.
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A PCMag/AppScout Joint
I was just sending a Tweet using the line “there’s an app for everything” in regards to a sex toy that can be controlled by an iOS app (I know you want the link), when I stumbled upon another app that made me say “there’s an app for that too?”
The app is Crash Corsage and it gives you all the tools to successfully crash a local wedding.
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