Category Archives: Apps

Day 31 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Gist

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…

Day 30 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Beluga

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…

Day 29 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Happy Camper

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….

Day 28 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: TimeDroid

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,…

Day 27 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Dropbox for Android

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…

Day 26 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: TaxCaster Mobile

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…

Day 25 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Lookout Mobile Security

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…

Day 24 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: double Twist AirSync

Have you ever wished you could play songs from iTunes on your Android device? Me too.. Luckily, double Twist AirSync allows you to do just that! Use in conjunction with the free doubleTwist desktop app to automatically import your iTunes music playlists, iTunes ratings & playcounts from your Mac or PC. – Securely pair your…

Day 23 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Evernote for Android

I’m a huge note-taker; have been since I was in grade school. I take about any and everything. When Evernote first sent out invite codes, I was lucky enough to get one. From the first week of using Evernote, I was hooked and have been using it ever since. My Evernote Stats as of January…

Day 22 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Socialwok

I’m all into collaboration and am constantly looking for better collaboration tools. Especially ones that are mobile. I found Socialwok (a FREE app) a few months ago and I was impressed with this app (it also has a web version). The developer also continues to make improvements, which I really appreciate. It’s definitely an app…

Day 21 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: QR Droid

“QR Droid” is a complete QR code reader, generator and scanner for your Android. Easily scan QR codes from camera, decode them from images saved in your device or from URL of images stored in Internet. Create QR codes in less than one second from your contacts, bookmarks and installed applications; browse and search them,…

Day 20 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Toggl

If you’re looking for a FREE web-based time tracking app that also has an android app, take a look at Toggl. I sometimes use Toggl at work and it’s a great app. It’s really easy to use and I love the fact that the web and android app are always synced up. Toggl Android application…

Day 19 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Square

Accept credit cards on your Android device with no contract, monthly fees, or merchant account required. Every user receives a free Square credit card reader in the mail. Within minutes of downloading the app, you’re ready to take payments. * For everyone. Now individuals and businesses can accept credit card payments anywhere, from garage sales…

Day 18 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Parcels

If you’re looking a solid package tracking app; look no further. Parcels is the app you need — and it’s FREE! The following carriers are supported: – Amazon (USA, GB, DE) – Apple – Aramex – BPost (Belgium) – City-Link (GB) – CNE Express – DHL (Germany) – DHL (USA) – DHL Domestic (GB) -…

Day 17 of 31 Days of Android App Goodness: Rdio

If you’re looking to put a little music in your pocket, try Rdio (pronounced ar-dee-o). Rdio for Android (beta) lets you browse and listen to your collection and playlists. You can also search for (and play) any song on Rdio. Even better, you can sync music (songs, albums and playlists) and listen when you’re offline….