Evernote, my favorite way to capture and catalogue notes and thoughts, just got a heck of a lot cooler today with a couple app updates that should certainly get your attention. Evernote has released a big update to Penultimate with seamless syncing with your Evernote account, oh and it’s not free too. Also out today is an update to Evernote Hello for iPhone and for the next few months business card scanning is free—something typically reserved for Premium Users only.
Drafts Updated with Expanded Dropbox Actions and New Automations
Posted by Tris Hussey on Jan 24, 2013 | No Comments »
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Drafts is one of those supremely powerful apps, like Evernote, you have to commit to trying and using for a little while before you realize how indispensable it truly is. Drafts has updated the iPhone and iPad versions of the app with new Dropbox actions (you can now access your entire Dropbox and now just one folder) and a new automations feature that makes Drafts much, much more than a place to jot notes down.
Wunderlist 2 is a wonderful upgrade to an already great to-do list app
Posted by Mike Vardy on Dec 18, 2012 | No Comments »
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Wunderlist has always been one of the most widely-used to-do list apps on the market. It is elegant, simple to use, available for nearly every platform, and – perhaps its greatest selling feature (pun totally intended) – it is free. The team at 6Wunderkinder had a great thing going with Wunderlist, but it was only supposed to be the first small step in the team’s foray into task management. Wunderkit was supposed to be its ultimate triumph – but that wasn’t how it went down.
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The time is right for The Mac Productivity Bundle 3.0 [Deals Hub]
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1Password 4 for iOS makes password management a pure pleasure
Posted by Mike Vardy on Dec 13, 2012 | Comments (2)
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1Password has been a part of my Mac arsenal for ages, and once it came out for iOS I was excited to add it to my iPhone as well. And with the arrival of 1Password 4 for iOS, the team at AgileBits has taken both its user experience and user interface to a whole new level of greatness.
Enhance your Mac with The Mac Variety Bundle 2.0 [Deals Hub]
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When you’re dealing with a bundle that’s designed to make you more productive, it’s best to just cut to the chase…
The Mac Variety Bundle 2.0 consists of 9 top Mac apps – including RapidWeaver 5 – that will enhance your overall productivity. And you can get it through iPhone Hacks Deals for just $45 for a limited time!
Best iPhone Calendar App Showdown
Posted by Mike Vardy on Nov 30, 2012 | Comments (10)
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With the release of Fantastical for iPhone this week, many iPhone users are revisiting their calendar apps on their iPhones. This post is to give you a bit of a closer look as to what other options are out there, and give you a better chance of getting on with your day by picking the calendar app that’s going to be right for you.
Top alternatives to Mail App for iPhone and iPad
Posted by Mike Vardy on Nov 29, 2012 | Comments (3)
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Let’s face it…not everyone is a fan of Apple’s native Mail app for iOS. Generally speaking, if you’re not a fan of it on the Mac, you’re likely not going to appreciate the iOS version very much either. And while there’s rarely the ability to get around having to use Mail when using other apps that allow for email to be sent (iOS doesn’t really like any other email clients being used to send email), there are some other options you can get that can help you steer clear of Mail as often as possible.
How to Organize Your Apps and Folders on Your iPhone to Get the Most Out of Your Device
Posted by Mike Vardy on Nov 28, 2012 | Comments (15)
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The longer you have an iPhone or iPad, the more apps you’ll have. Some of them have been removed from your iOS screens a long time ago, others are hanging on for dear life, and others are going to be mainstays. So as your app count grows and grows, how do you keep them organized so that you don’t lose efficiency or effectiveness while using the device?
