Getting organized using a tablet makes perfect sense since they are more accessible than laptops and have larger screens than smartphones. Conqu is the app for arranging all of your tasks in one place and with the optional ConquSync service, you can work with others to complete tasks and have shared completed tasks sync to every user. Conqu supports range of tablets including iPad, BlackBerry Playbook, Nook and any Android tablet. Getting Things Done (GTD) is top priority app for any professional or business person as they have many tasks and To-Do at their disposal which they can’t remember in its entirety. So apps like Conqu which supports not just tablets but Android smartphones too, comes in handy when you’ve different set of devices in your kitty.  (more…)

One of the most perplexing questions most people face when tacking their RSS feeds on both their home computers and their phones is, “How do I get links I want to read later onto my device without emailing them to myself?” Google tried to resolve this with the Chrome to Phone extension for Android, but Read It Later has a much more elegant solution that is both mobile and PC friendly. Read It Later saves web pages and let you read it any time you want on any device like your iPhone or Android mobile. Saved web pages are also available offline so when you don’t have internet access you still can read your pages. (more…)

One of the major complaints most often leveled at Android is that the default browser leaves something to be desired. Of course there are alternatives such as Firefox and Opera mobile, but if you’re an avid Google Chrome user on your PC, you can feel a bit left out when it comes to mobile choices. NineSky browser aims to replicate the Chrome experience as closely as possible for mobile users by bringing the Chrome interface to the mobile environment. (more…)

One of the major inconveniences of paperless billing is that with no reminders set up, payments can often be forgotten. Manilla aims to set this straight by working with a number of providers and financial institutions so you can have a quick glance of your balance across all of your accounts, as well as see upcoming bills that are due. Good thing is, it has iPhone and Android app options too.

In some instances, assigning a service to Manilla will initiate paperless billing for that service and all reminders will be sent through the service to alert you through your email. The handy Manilla app for both iPhone and Android makes checking your balance and finding out when your next bill is due a breeze. (more…)

One of the iOS features that many Android users cite missing is the ability to create a passcode in order to unlock their phones. This can be great if you don’t want someone gaining access to your device, but not everything on your device is particularly sensitive. Seal solves this problem for Android users by an application specific lock that can be either a password or a gesture. (more…)

We could all use a little motivation to work out now and then, but development team Six to Start has created a unique concept in their upcoming game/adventure called Zombies, Run!. The premise is that any real world running you complete helps a story driven adventure where you can collect supplies and find other benefits for your colony. The more you run, the more supplies you collect and the more story is told as you listen to the app. (more…)

Have you ever been at your computer and realized you left your phone downstairs or somewhere else in the house? Trudging down to get it while at the computer upstairs is a hassle, which is what BrowserText aims to fix. BrowserText isn’t the first app of its kind, as DeskSMS is popular for Android and jailbroken iPhone users. However, DeskSMS charges a monthly fee to use the service while BrowserText is completely free. (more…)

One of the great things about Android as an experience is the wild level of flexibility you have with how you interact with your device. The only downside of this flexibility is that sometimes handset manufacturers take advantage of it to add undesirable additions to the Android UI. While the HTC Sense UI is pretty well received among handset users, Motorola’s Motoblur is almost universally despised. Thankfully Android users are not locked into the default UI as there are several on the market that perform their functions better than these handset standards. One such fantastic suite for elevating your experience on Android mobile is Go Apps Suite which includes Go Launcher Ex, Go SMS Pro, Go Contacts Ex and more. (more…)

HBO GO is a dream for iPad users. iPad users that previously purchased their iPads hoping for TV content on them, but were unsatisfied by the iPad’s limited content and live TV streaming features, can now get some of their wishes fulfilled with the HBO GO app. But the best part is that the HBO GO app works on all Android devices too. (more…)

Haven’t you ever seen a picture on Facebook and wanted to download it to your phone? Everyone has! Well now with MyAlbums for Facebook Android app, uploading and downloading photo albums from Facebook to an Android phone has never been easier. With a click of a button, you can have up to 200 photos that you want downloaded, on your phone right away. Another great option that the app gives is hat you can download all the photos that you are tagged in. And it’s Free too! All of these options, at our fingertips with MyAlbums for Facebook!

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