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Tech Gadgets
Thread app: caller ID and social media get married
Thread re-imagines caller id and adds a dash of social media that offers immediate benefits to serious professionals.
Smartphones
Small Call Android app kills incoming interruptions
Small Call makes incoming calls and texts go away without the caller knowing they've been ignored, boosting productivity while helping you seem less rude.
Business Marketing
Sincerely Ink Cards: gorgeous cards sent from phone to mail in days
Sincerely Ink Cards cost less than a greeting card, with postage included, and you can customize and order them from your iPhone, iPad or Android. Genius!
Tech News
Android app adds followup buttons, Facebook updates to calls
We've all been in a situation where it's hectic when we take a call, and by the time we're back in the office, we forgot that it ever took place, much less that we needed to call someone back. This app seeks to solve that.
Tech News
iPhone, Android apps help improve smartphone photography
Digital photography is improving rapidly, but not just with camera technology, but with smartphone camera technologies. These apps can help anyone's photography skills.
Tech News
Any.DO makes task management sexy
Any.DO is known as the sexiest productivity tool that keeps even the worst procrastinators on task across Androids, iPhones, and Chrome.
Smartphones
Android app remembers to turn your ringer on after meetings
Modern professional etiquette dictates that all parties at a meeting shut off their cell phone ringer, but the dilemma becomes having to remember to turn it back on, lest anyone miss any calls, particularly important calls. This free app mutes and unmutes your ringer based on when you tell it to - automatically.
Social Media
Instagram now on Android, but what happened to “first in line” email list?
After a long wait, Instagram is now available for Android users, but we are left wondering what happened to all of the emails collected to be "first in line" when there was no line and no early release?