Most Innovative Apps of 2009

admin — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:19:12 +0000

The launch of the iPhone completely changed the way we use computers today, so it stands to reason that the applications we buy and use on our iPhones should be just as innovative. Each year there are literally thousands of apps added to the iPhone store which makes for choosing which apps can benefit you most a hard thing, especially if you don’t like slogging through hundreds of pages and details to find an app that will do exactly what you need. That’s why we’re listing the top five most innovative apps of 2009 and why they should be on your iPhone.

1. Slacker Radio – This application is basically a clone of Pandora, but it offers one great premium feature which Pandora doesn’t, which is why it edges Pandora out of the “turning your iPhone into a radio” category. Slacker Radio allows you to listen to any brand of music you want with a smart DJ feature which will play songs in similar families, all with unlimited music skips if it plays a song you hate.

2. Textfree Unlimited – This great alternative to SMS messaging lets you message for free using push notification, so you’re no longer stuck with those high SMS charges for sharing pictures and moments with your friends.

3. TweetDeck – There’s nothing like having a great Twitter application to enhance your experience, and now you can bring your favorite Twitter client directly on your iPhone with you, so you can answer the question, “What are you doing?”

4. QuickOffice – This great little app allows you to edit all of your Word and Excel documents on the go, so if you’re sitting in class or at a meeting and you need to make some last minute changes, you’re free to do so.

5. Kindle – Need your Kindle in a smaller package? This great iPhone app lets you take all of your Kindle books with you, on your phone. While is not as easy to read as the original, it saves space by putting your eBooks into one place instead of lugging around another device.

Best Social Networking Apps of 2009

admin — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 13:17:38 +0000

Let’s face it. Social network has become a part of our lives over the past few years, with thousands of applications being developed on platforms such as Twitter and Facebook which make the experience that much more addicting. But with so many new releases in the app world, how can you know which apps are the best to use? Check out this list, which is a definitive compilation of five of the best apps for social networks to be released in 2009.

1. Brizzly – Brizzly is a great service because it lets you access Facebook and Twitter all in one place, so you can see what your friends are posting and playing on Facebook, while at the same time you can keep up on those updates posted by your favorite celeb or sports star on Twitter.

2. DailyBooth – DailyBooth is sort of like Twitter, only you update your status with pictures instead of words. After all, everyone always says a picture is worth a thousand words, and there’s no way you’re getting that amount of words in a tweet.

3. SocialVibe – SocialVibe is the best way to help your chosen charity and tell others you’ve done it. It connects to your Facebook account and accepts donations on your behalf to thousands of charities across the world, so no matter your cause, you can help.

4. FarmVille – FarmVille is currently the most popular and addictive game on Facebook, and with good reason. With over 30 million players, there’s tons of fun to be had. Even if you don’t use Facebook, Zynga is working on a way to bring the FarmVille fun to you.

5. Google Voice – While it hasn’t even been released to the public yet, Google Voice is sure to set ground-breaking trends in the way mobile carriers deal with SMS and calling, as Google Voice offers many previously paid features for free.

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