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Archive for Apps – Page 5

New Apple Video Shows How Apps Are Changing the World

Apple’s latest video is a ten minute epic that showcases the role apps are playing in a rapidly changing information-driven world. Through the video you travel to Kenya to see the changing face of mobile-driven health care, witness what it takes to be an amazing Paralympic rowing champion in America, experience an app that is […]

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Mario’s Top 3: Cutting the Cord on Your Internet, Waterproof Tablets, And A New Photo App

(On a mobile device and can’t see the video embedded above? Click this link to watch directly on the TODAY show website) First, cutting the cord meant cutting off your expensive cable bill and relying on streaming sites like YouTube, Netflix and Hulu to replace traditional TV viewing with the latest online tech. Now, folks […]

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Get a great deal on Parallels Desktop and 8 Other Mac Apps in the SuperBundle

One new software trend that’s been taking the Internet by storm as of late is something that massively benefits both consumers and software producers—bundles. By bundling together different software packages and offering them at a steep discount, often far more copies of programs can be sold at much, much lower prices than consumers would otherwise […]

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The Latest in Apps for Music Lovers (Fuse News)

We’re all about finding new music, but how do you find what your friends, neighbors, or complete strangers are listening to? And then how do you go to those shows? With apps, of course! Here are a few of my favorites.

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3 Best Cloud Apps for Mobile Small Business Users

Smartphone Apps That Help You Get Faster and Smarter Online Last week I discussed the best cloud apps for managing your contacts and business cards, but what about everything else you do while on the go? Can you use the cloud to be more productive in other areas? Of course you can! There are apps that leverage […]

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3 Apps To Help You Get More Out of AirPlay

Last week we talked a little about how to set up AirPlay so you can use it to play music or mirror your Mac. It’s great wireless tech that can work in a home or an office, but still has some limitations, especially if you’re not a full-on Mac and iOS user. Here are three […]

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Safe Browsing and Parental Controls (TODAY Show video)

(Having problems with the video above? Click this link and try and view this video directly on NBCnews.com) Apps Mentioned in this piece: Private WiFi – Encrypts your data so anything you transmit online (usernames, passwords, credit cards) aren’t visible to anyone else using the same WiFi network. Private Browsing – A feature on many […]

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The Best Apps for Autism Awareness Month

April is Autism Awareness Month.  There are an enormous number of children and their families who are suffering with this condition every day.  I want to tell you about a few apps that might make living your life with Autism a little easier.

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Mac Calendar App to Try: Fantastical

The Mac calendar app, iCal, is fine. But it’s only fine: it could be a lot better. I actually prefer Outlook, but it’s not worth the trade-off to me to have to work on a PC. Fantastical is actually better than both. Fantastical’s real advantage is in something they call the “natural language engine.” What […]

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How the New Microsoft Office 365 Can Work for Small Business

The idea behind the new Office 365 is that there are two key needs for small businesses these days: mobile accessibility and streamlined IT. After all, time spent dealing with tech headaches is time you’re not actually working on your business. Office365 seeks to streamline your tech by providing all your productivity apps through one […]

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