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Apps for ladies

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TwoStatesAway

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Just wanted to promote and support the more feminine smart phone users. Please list apps that you use, or apps that you would like to see created.

Here's an app that you may enjoy.

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Glamzy
www.glamzy.com

(Android Only Link)
market://search?q=pname:com.twostatesaway.glamzy

YouTube - Glamzy

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Love this...my 'lady' apps are

Moon Phase so my husband knows when to stay away, (or not)

Period Tracker for obvious reasons

Google Calendar for scheduling my kids chores from anywhere - they all have their own gmail account and shared calendar. They get home, check their calendar and gmail and even if I'm not home, chores get done.
I also use google calendar to plan my menu and I use tasks to create my grocery list. (I just ordered a cheap android pad to mount to the fridge for those particular programs).

I use toddler lock a few times a week when I need a couple minutes of quiet from my 3 year old. Turn that thing on and I know I've got about 2 min. 30 sec. to make a phone call or talk to someone.

There are more, but those are the main ones I use.
 
Y'all should check out Android's Girl

Great blog. Though it is for the women with android, it has great posts.
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Thanks for this information. I just downloaded DoggCatcher and I couldn'tfigure out what feeds to subscribe to ... now I have one! :)
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No worries. The creater of the blog has another one called mobil3gen.com. Its really good but she said she's putting it on hold for a bit to focus on Android's Girl.

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Can you explain the "cheap android pad" for the fridge? I would love to have something that will show google calendar...


also... "our groceries" is awesome... it syncs with an email address, my husband can enter grocery items on his phone, and it will immediately show up while i am still in the store...

Thank you!

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Love this...my 'lady' apps are

Moon Phase so my husband knows when to stay away, (or not)

Period Tracker for obvious reasons

Google Calendar for scheduling my kids chores from anywhere - they all have their own gmail account and shared calendar. They get home, check their calendar and gmail and even if I'm not home, chores get done.
I also use google calendar to plan my menu and I use tasks to create my grocery list. (I just ordered a cheap android pad to mount to the fridge for those particular programs).

I use toddler lock a few times a week when I need a couple minutes of quiet from my 3 year old. Turn that thing on and I know I've got about 2 min. 30 sec. to make a phone call or talk to someone.

There are more, but those are the main ones I use.
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I've got kinda big hands, so I messed up the blush once or twice. Smeared the lipstick a bit. But what the heck, I kind of like it like that. ;)

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I like the womenwithdroids website...awesome site/reviews.

As for apps I like:
GroceryIQ -- scan barcodes and create lists for stores (can be shared)
OurGroceries--syncable shopping lists with others with the same app. We also use this to create a "store" for bills due this paycheck, birthday wishlists, christmas wishlists, etc with the family members. Works quite well.
BuzzBox--rss reader for the serious and no so serious websites...whether it's news or celeb news... it all comes in based on the websites i pick.
Fit Journal--tracks BP, Weight/Fat%, and Blood Glucose for cheap.
SparkPeople.com Diet & Food--the app and the website are both amazing. I have made myself accountable for my weightloss via that site and the app. Prior to my accident and spinal cord injury I was 147lbs and 5'11. After the rehab, steroids, drugs, etc... I was up to 335 and 5'8. Since I've lost 5" in height, that really throws my BMI off. I am now down to 200 and fighting to get back down to 145. The weekly weigh-ins and body measurements keep me accountable to me, and not a room full of people who don't know me--yet are actually present when I step on the scale and have to explain why I went over points or didn't lose weight that week.
Lamputa--a book reader that actually has current books to download for free.
 
Speaking of grocery apps, there are a couple more you might want to check out. AndyShopper is brand new and is in alpha testing at the moment and a really nice, simple one that I like is Hungry!
 
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