50 New Mobile, Tablet, Notebook Apps
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The mobile app just spiraled out of control last year and today we’re mesmerized and overwhelmed with just too many to choose from. Well, CNN’s Victor Hernandez sorts through the hundreds and thousands of mobile, tablet and notebook apps to give you 50 of the most buzzworthy ones. Check out the source at CNN.com.
360 Panorama - landscape photos for smartphones
Alfred - discover new restaurants
App.bg - pull up nearby instagrams
Autostitcher - create panoramic images on your iPhone
Can I Park Here - literally find out if you can park where your are now
CardMunch - LinkedIn iOS app converts paper business cards to digital contacts
Catch - mobile app to upload new content (text, web clips, photos, voice memos)
Clingle - share multimedia messages when you check in
Cuttings.me - store and showcase your online portfolio
Evernote Food - store, preserve and share Evernotes food adventures
Facebook Timeline Apps - Timeline’s integration from outside sources
Find My Friends - locate others via their Apple IDs and iCloud
Fondu - community for sharing short reviews about places to eat
Flipboard - e-zine reader for iPad now available for iPhone
Flud News - your own collection of articles and news magazine-style
Frametastic - mobile app for framing multiple camera photos
Friend or Follow - display who’s following you on social media
Google Currents - explore online magazines ‘zine style from your mobile phone
GramFeed - Instagram images larger than a smartphone screen
Hipmunk - determine neighborhoods with food, nightlife and shopping
Instagram - 16 million users in less than a year
Kyoo - aggregates all the buzz around a specific topic
LogMeln - remote access your PC or Mac from your iPhone or iPad
Mlkshk - sort through millions of online images and vidoes via shakes
Muuter - temporarily remove friends, topics, hashtags from your feed
My Secret Folder - passcode-enabled app stores pics, movies, notes, contacts, etc.
Oink - mobile app allows rating of specific dishes, not just restaurants
Path - exclusive, smartphone-centric service referred as “anti-Facebook”
Photosynth - another panoramic-photo mobile app for iOS
Picscatter - create collage of photos, images, albums
Pinterest - a virtual pinboard (and my favorite of all!)
Road Ninja - mobile app alerts you to food, gas, lodging, etc.
Room 77 - shows you the best and worst room views via Google maps
Slice - organize purchases, track orders from multiple vendors
SlowShutter - iOS camera app to fool around with light, blurring images, etc.
Snapseed - pro-level photo editing software
Springpad - virtual tool for organizing personal notes and tasks
Spool - save articles and videos even if you’re offline
Swackett - weather app for iOS recommends what to wear
Thumb - mobile app to vote thumbs up or down on anything
Total Recall - automatic or manual call and voice recorder app for Android
TourWrist - host your panoramic images here
Tweepi - Twitter app allows cleaning up followers, lists, streams
Tweetbot - iPhone Twitter client
Tweetsheet - creates an infographic of your personal Twitter universe
TwitWipe - deletes all your tweets in one swoop
Unroll.me - unsubscribe from unwanted e-mails in bulk
Voxer - walkie-talkie app for smartphones
Zite - news reader according to your interests; bought by CNN in 2011
ZocDoc - discover, research medial professionals in your area, then book an appointment online
ZoomSphere - provides stats for social networks, keep up with brands and stars
Read the entire article, including the links to all these mobile and web applications, on CNN.
Source: CNN Tech
Photo by samsungtomorrow at Flickr.com
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