Mindnode: this app costs $9.99 and is basically a
concept-mapping instrument. It is intuitive to use, organizes your concept
ideas neatly, and allows you to input information as well.
Shutterstock: this is a free app that is a stock image
service, with the benefit of allowing you to store photos and other images
around whatever topic you may be interested in.
2 Days: this app runs only $.99, and is nothing more than a
to-do list that only lets you look at the current day and the next day, thus
providing you information on your immediate needs and activities.
Timeli: this free all allows you to look at your timelines
of projects and activities and see where and how they might overlap. It helps
you to prioritize what you are doing.
Meeting-Recorder: a $1.99 app that lets you create voice
memos that can be stamped and to which you can add test, or photos. Pixelmator:
this is a $14.99 app that is used for image editing, so that you can retouch or
clean up photographs, and then store them in the cloud.
Status Board: a $9.99 app that attempts to make your iPad
look more like the dashboard on the standard Mac. It allows you to add widgets
and it then gives you a one-stop shop of objects from which you can choose.
Radium 3: this app runs $9.99 and is bought via the iTunes
store. It is a radio station player that allows you to customize what you hear
and what you see while you play it.
Breaking News: free, this is an aggregator of, well,
breaking news, from around the world. Good way to keep up on what is happening
across the globe.
Vlingo: free. If you do not have Siri, this is a voice
controller for an iPad or iPhone.
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