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Favorite App so far.... Developers please see link to Announcements above.

Drop box is awesome I have had it for a while

I agree.

I use DB for things like diagrams, sheet music, session schedules, personal schedules, contracts, pictures, and the like. I must still keep my word and text documents on a disk or SD Card for legal reasons, which fortunately works well with Apple Pages, the iPad and flash drives/MicroSD cards Via the CC Kit.

I recommend DB because it makes things easier.
 
Must haves for me:

- Tasker - why doesn't Google just buy this out and include in on ALL Android phones, already? This little app is what makes me 100% sure I made the right choice of mobile OS. I'm running around 15 profiles.

- Dropbox - was great at home and at work, but is FANTASTIC as a mobile app. I sync each and every mobile picture I take.

- Evernote - same as Dropbox, really... except I take notes at work or at home, and continue them on the go if necessary. Also will take photos of book covers, sale prices, etc to compare later.

- LogMeIn - great when I've forgotten to do something on the desktop, so I just do it from my phone. Easy!
 
FYI: A number of states have enacted tax laws and made changes to their respective tax codes that specifically apply to taxing digital goods:

Idaho, Kentucky, Nebraska, New Jersey, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington State, and Wisconsin, for example, all have laws on the books that allow the taxing of digital media.

My accountant, myself, a manager, and my publicist had a meeting about how to deal with new laws and old, often ignored laws regarding digital sales and the tax man. Trust me, I think we will see a big push towards taxing digital media because the government loves taxes and every state need more money.

The government has been pushing towards taxing the Internet and with their recent announcement about hiring something like (estimated to be) 16,000 new agents (most to collect Obama Care debts; the IRS loves huge fines and late fees) so perhaps the massive buildup will be to help collect digital sales taxes as well.


Haha good to know my man
 
:confused: what are you asking? All apps are "wireless" on a phone. I guess my favorites that uses the internet are Boat Browser, Bookmark Tree, and Groove IP. I achieve more because fast, organized, and can make/receive calls on wifi.

What kind of app is your favorite for the wireless internet connection? and how it helps you achieve more?
 
:confused: what are you asking? All apps are "wireless" on a phone. I guess my favorites that uses the internet are Boat Browser, Bookmark Tree, and Groove IP. I achieve more because fast, organized, and can make/receive calls on wifi.

Umm. It seemed like jimymartin wanted to know what everyone's favorite app is for managing their wireless connection. At least that's how I interpreted it.
 
Managing wireless connection... I use tasked to turn on and off wifi when I get home and to work, and turn off when I get in my car. Other than that I have a toggle button in my notification bar for other situations.
 
I found a new app - well at least it is to me - called FriendCaster. It is a Facebook app that has more functionality than the Facebook for Android App does. Here is what it will do and a description:

FriendCaster for Facebook - Does what the official Facebook application should!

FriendCaster for Facebook (formerly Flow) gives you the best Facebook experience on Android devices!
Advantages of FriendCaster over the standard Facebook for Android app:
General
★ More Secure with Enforced SSL Encryption
★ New ActionBar UI
★ Pull To Refresh (like how the iPhone Facebook does it)
Notifications
★ Gmail Push Notifications. FriendCaster can check for emails that Facebook sends to you telling you that you
 
I found a new app - well at least it is to me - called FriendCaster. It is a Facebook app that has more functionality than the Facebook for Android App does. Here is what it will do and a description:

FriendCaster for Facebook - Does what the official Facebook application should!

FriendCaster for Facebook (formerly Flow) gives you the best Facebook experience on Android devices!
Advantages of FriendCaster over the standard Facebook for Android app:
General
★ More Secure with Enforced SSL Encryption
★ New ActionBar UI
★ Pull To Refresh (like how the iPhone Facebook does it)
Notifications
★ Gmail Push Notifications. FriendCaster can check for emails that Facebook sends to you telling you that you
 
Maybe we should rename this thread BabyBlues and BBK's favorite apps
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Soccer Score - FotMob is my favourite footie livescore app. I know it's off-season right now but I use it for the Copa America. It's fantastic when the season kicks off.

Cric Buzz is great (most of the time) but I don't really follow cricket as avidly.
 
I found a new app - well at least it is to me - called FriendCaster. It is a Facebook app that has more functionality than the Facebook for Android App does. Here is what it will do and a description:

FriendCaster for Facebook - Does what the official Facebook application should!

FriendCaster for Facebook (formerly Flow) gives you the best Facebook experience on Android devices!
Advantages of FriendCaster over the standard Facebook for Android app:
General
★ More Secure with Enforced SSL Encryption
★ New ActionBar UI
★ Pull To Refresh (like how the iPhone Facebook does it)
Notifications
★ Gmail Push Notifications. FriendCaster can check for emails that Facebook sends to you telling you that you
 
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