Do you always use your smart phone only for texting friends and updating their Facebook status? Start
working for yourself by downloading applications that can help you get the most out of your life to go. We found five more practical - and free! - Mobile applications out there, all tested and recommended by busy women.
Gilt on the Go (iPhone, Android, BlackBerry)
Why fight the crowds shopping centers? Gilt gives alerts popular brands so you can buy a great new collar or a shirt with the phone, follow the order opens the way home.
"After a long day ahead of the operation of the computer, do not want to stay in my office to do online shopping, so I see it as a way to relax at night - or when I'm online supermarket," says Beth O'Keefe, a writer from Chicago. "They once had a special sale on my favorite flip flops when I was traveling without my computer. Through Gilt application, I have not lost that."
Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List (iPhone, Android)
Find the perfect recipe chicken enchilada soup or data base on this site foodie - which has more than 30,000 prescriptions - and then watch as it creates a list of ingredients aisle by aisle. Back at home, follow the recipe for your phone. (There are no cookbook pages more colorful!)
"Sometimes I find a recipe ingredient, depending on what's in the fridge, or fun categories such as menus for parties and fancy cocktails," says Monica Gilmore, communications consultant in Hoodsport, Washington "It also allows to send the shopping list to my husband if he is already out - it saves me a lot of trips to the city. "
AroundMe (iPhone)
When you are in an unfamiliar neighborhood, you can not have the patience to go looking for a gas station or bound to prevail. Instead, pull the application, locate the nearest bank, post office, restaurant, grocery store and more. Then click Browse to select the one you want and you have a card with the telephone number and directions to the company to reach as soon as possible. "AroundMe is one of my most useful apps," said Natalie Gingerich Mackenzie, a writer in Syracuse, NY "It's like a phone book, maps and GPS - all in one.
TripIt (iPhone, Android)
Gone are the days of printing on each flight, cruise and hotel and booking confirmation dinner. This application meets all routes so that you can see with a wrench. In addition, many companies now allow you to scan your phone as your boarding pass.
"I love how all my trips are now paperless - it's better for the environment, and not have to worry about filling the bag full of papers," said Linda Gregory, professor of Battle Creek, Michigan
Dropbox (iPhone, Android, BlackBerry)
This file sharing application acts as an intermediary between your phone and computer. Record videos and photos from your laptop to access Dropbox from the computer later, and opening documents, presentations and spreadsheets that store from your desktop.
"I used to send myself photos or information important to have data on my phone, but no more," says Crispin Young, a graphic designer in Hood River, Ore. "Dropbox works like a hard drive, so you can access files I kept at home or at work - no matter where I am. "
Gilt on the Go (iPhone, Android, BlackBerry)
Why fight the crowds shopping centers? Gilt gives alerts popular brands so you can buy a great new collar or a shirt with the phone, follow the order opens the way home.
"After a long day ahead of the operation of the computer, do not want to stay in my office to do online shopping, so I see it as a way to relax at night - or when I'm online supermarket," says Beth O'Keefe, a writer from Chicago. "They once had a special sale on my favorite flip flops when I was traveling without my computer. Through Gilt application, I have not lost that."
Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List (iPhone, Android)
Find the perfect recipe chicken enchilada soup or data base on this site foodie - which has more than 30,000 prescriptions - and then watch as it creates a list of ingredients aisle by aisle. Back at home, follow the recipe for your phone. (There are no cookbook pages more colorful!)
"Sometimes I find a recipe ingredient, depending on what's in the fridge, or fun categories such as menus for parties and fancy cocktails," says Monica Gilmore, communications consultant in Hoodsport, Washington "It also allows to send the shopping list to my husband if he is already out - it saves me a lot of trips to the city. "
AroundMe (iPhone)
When you are in an unfamiliar neighborhood, you can not have the patience to go looking for a gas station or bound to prevail. Instead, pull the application, locate the nearest bank, post office, restaurant, grocery store and more. Then click Browse to select the one you want and you have a card with the telephone number and directions to the company to reach as soon as possible. "AroundMe is one of my most useful apps," said Natalie Gingerich Mackenzie, a writer in Syracuse, NY "It's like a phone book, maps and GPS - all in one.
TripIt (iPhone, Android)
Gone are the days of printing on each flight, cruise and hotel and booking confirmation dinner. This application meets all routes so that you can see with a wrench. In addition, many companies now allow you to scan your phone as your boarding pass.
"I love how all my trips are now paperless - it's better for the environment, and not have to worry about filling the bag full of papers," said Linda Gregory, professor of Battle Creek, Michigan
Dropbox (iPhone, Android, BlackBerry)
This file sharing application acts as an intermediary between your phone and computer. Record videos and photos from your laptop to access Dropbox from the computer later, and opening documents, presentations and spreadsheets that store from your desktop.
"I used to send myself photos or information important to have data on my phone, but no more," says Crispin Young, a graphic designer in Hood River, Ore. "Dropbox works like a hard drive, so you can access files I kept at home or at work - no matter where I am. "
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