I’m calling Google+ The Redemption Product because it feels like Google has really made an effort to make a five star product after the disasters that were Google Buzz and Google Wave. What I Like About Google Plus: – It’s easy to add people to your circles. You simply drag and drop the contact to…
Lately I’ve been thinking a great deal about the use of personal domains (www.yourname.com) or should I say their declination of use. I’m sure most of you have heard about Flavors.me and About.me (unless you live under a ton of rocks) by now. These services allow you to create a homepage in a matter of…
Square, the San Francisco start-up that lets anyone accept credit card payments through mobile devices, on Wednesday announced it had received an undisclosed “strategic investment” amount from Visa, the No. 1 credit card company. I blogged about their exciting wonderful new service/product during my 31 Days of Android App Goodness and I received my Square…
I love movies, but lately it seems as though many of them completely sucks ass. However, the trailer for An Invisible Sign looks really promising. An Invisible Sign (2010) via imdb.com Posted via email from All in a Streams Work Tweet
My oldest daughter is a senior in high school and as you know, there are a lot of things, events, payments to keep track of during their senior year. What I’ve realized is the school has a terrible way of communicating and all information regarding the senior class is poorly communicated. In this instance I…
I logged into my Google account today, opened up my Google Docs and saw they made some changes. I’m not sure if these changes will do anything different for me, but I’ll see how I feel about it after a week or so of using the new features and functions set in place. Here’s what’s…
Gist provides the only full view of the contacts in your professional network by creating rich business profiles that include the most news, status updates and work details. It’s a pretty decent app; definitely one to install an try out for at least 60 days to get a good feel for it. Watch a screencast…
I’ve been using Beluga for the last week with my Moms Gone Geek co-host for internal communications and so far so good. I highly recommend giving it a try if you’re looking for a group messaging app. Beluga helps groups of friends stay in touch on the go. Use it to plan a night out…
I’ve been a Basecamp (and HiRise and Backpack) customer for some years now and when I’ve switched to Android a couple years back I hoped to see an app for Basecamp. 37Signals has not developed a native android app, but I hope they do at some point. Until they do, give Happy Camper a try….
If you use Freshbooks and have been looking for a time tracking app for your Android, look no further. Freshbooks has developed their first native android app – TimeDroid. Wondering what the heck Freshbooks is??? FreshBooks is an online invoicing, time tracking and expense tracking service that helps professionals in over 100 countries save time,…
I swear Dropbox is one of the best storage/file sharing services around. I’ve been using it since August 2008. It’s had some kinks along the way, but none big enough to make me want to stop using the service. When they developed an Android app, I was more than excited. The app works great and…
It’s tax time! That time of year most Americans absolutely dread. Maybe this FREE TaxCaster app will make it a more pleasant task. What does TaxCaster do? TurboTax TaxCaster Mobile Android app is a free federal income tax estimator from TurboTax. How does it work? Simply enter your info (income and deductions) and watch your…
I’ve been looking for a good security app for my Droid2 and I’ve heard great things about Lookout Mobile Security. I’m going to give it a try and if I love it, I’ll definitely purchase the premium version. Lookout provides award-winning security to protect you from viruses, malware and spyware, the ability to backup and…