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Four Handy iPhone Apps

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There may be “100,000 apps for that,”but recently I added four new apps to my iPhone that I truly find helpful for my day to day life, and business. Give these four iPhone apps a try:

1. Lose It! I have always been a huge Weight Watchers (WW) fan (and I mean no disrespect to that fine program) but this app is awesome! For some reason having over 1300 calories to consume feels like so much more than 23 WW points…plus the app instantly adds exercise calories and recalculates your daily intake accordingly.

2. Go Pedometer: I have only used this app a couple times and I really like it. I wish it would measure in “miles” versus “feet,” but there is a slight possibility that I just don’t know how to program it yet.

3. Pandora: Creates really nice music mixes for you on your iPhone or computer.

4. Awesome Note: Love it! I already have several folders titled To Do / Shopping / Windridge / Music / Travel Diary / Etc. Extremely helpful and the graphics are fun.

On Another Note

This is not an iPhone app but a great tool for those with blogs:

Windows Live Writer: This is a very helpful tool, especially if you have more than one blog. The only thing I haven’t quite figured out is how to post photos. My techie-side can only handle so much info at one time and I’ll head back in soon to figure out how this works. (Note: Please share if you know how!)

These are all fun and helpful additions to my daily planning and life…please feel free to share any handy apps you find useful! With over 100,000 to choose from we’re bound to discover the ones that make the daily grind easier.
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  1. MarthaJanuary 5, 2010 at 2:09 PM

    I LOVE Pandora!! Will have to try Awesome Note. As for the other two....uhmmmmmmmm.

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  2. Terry McNicholsJanuary 5, 2010 at 2:15 PM

    Oh, my we do have to talk. I got an iPhone for Christmas and have been adding apps. Have you seen Dragon Dictation? You can dictate and then cut and paste into email or text. It's amazing. We'll have to compare apps when we get together....soon!

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  3. Lindsay ColitsesJanuary 30, 2010 at 5:30 PM

    Another app I'm using is "2Do"... for those "to-do" tasks.

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