Software for nuttin’.
One of my goals is INBOX ZERO for the new year (or as close as I can get). What would really help is if I wasn’t getting emails from a slew of places that I unsubscribed from. Or if I could get the messages to stop from places where it was more than just a button click. With Gmail you can just block emails you don’t want to get anymore.
Android is getting a new OS, Nougat is the tasty name of what’s coming. Even if you aren’t looking forward to any upgrades, there’s a little hidden Easter Egg that might make you a bit happier. This version of the OS comes with a hidden Neko Atsume like game.
You probably took a thousand pictures last weekend and will likely take a thousand more this weekend. Why not do a little something different with them? Download the Prisma app and turn them into almost recognizable works of art.
Darkroom photography is still a thing but it’s not a practice that many people can get into, no matter how interested they are. There are specific supplies, space, and a good deal of time one needs to support that hobby. Thankfully, there’s an app for that. Darkr is the app that lets you develop digital images as if you’re in a physical darkroom.
Your mobile device came with a built in keyboard, yes, but there are better options. Some of them are prettier but this one isn’t winning any beauty contests. Still, Gboard is probably one of the better keyboard options out there. This app gives you everything you need in a keyboard, beyond just the keys.
The post office is usually pretty boring but during the holidays they try and add a little fun to the mix. Probably because it’s the only time of year they’re delivering much more than bills and junk mail nobody wants. Download the USPS AR App and get a little bonus with your holiday mailing this year.
There are many options in the app world for meeting people who share the same hobbies or who want to make friends. That’s not what Party with a Local is about. Party with a Local is about finding people to party with.
Playing games is a good way to give your mind a break and help relax you. Most of us have a few on our phones. If you’re looking for something with the simplicity of a match-3 but different from a match-3, check out Merged, the dice matching game to waste some time.
Most people’s important email accounts can be synched up through Gmail for one stop email checking but this isn’t the case for everyone. If you find that you’ve got multiple accounts and need to be able to access them from your phone (or other mobile device), TypeApp is an all in one email option.
When disaster hits, our first impulse is to contact loved ones. This can be cumbersome if you have to call people who refuse to sign up for social media. With Trusted Contacts, you can let everyone close to you know where you are with the tap of a screen.
Most of our phones come with built-in audio recording options for us to use however we want. They’re generally more functional than they are sneaky. Snipback is the voice recorder for people who need to be a little more subtle in their lives.
Traveling alone can be a life changing experience but not everyone wants to spend all their time by themselves. If you want to travel but also want company from time to time, check out Travello, the social media app for solo travelers.
There are quite a few social media platforms, each specializing in their own type of communication. Gaddr is the one stop app that lets you browse all your social profiles under a single umbrella.
After the election, there’s been a lot of talk about the media in America. People are questioning bias, discussing the issues with fake news sites and generally bringing to light the issues with online media today. Which is great! Not everyone is great at recognizing bias or fake news but not to worry, there’s a Chrome, and soon Firefox, add on for that. Media Bias/Fact Check Icon is the add on that lets you know if a news source is…
Planning a wedding is super hard to do. Planning anything is a challenge. There are tons of details that need to be kept track of. Why not work smarter with Joy, the app that’s made for wedding planning but you can use it even if you’re not getting hitched.
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