Articles Tagged “Evernote”

Best Android Apps for Students

by Paul Nuñal on Dec 21, 2011 2 Comments">2

Whether you’re a high school student who wants to earn straight A’s in school or a college sophomore striving hard to live with the continuous onslaught of exams, then look no further, as there are Android apps that can help you in your woes and worries inside the campus grounds. Here are five of the best Android applications that can help you in your studies. Evernote Definitely a must-have application for the everyday campus trekker, Evernote combines all the best features when it comes to note-taking. Evernote helps students keep track with almost everything–from notes, pictures, and to-do lists, just …

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10 Useful Free Android Apps

by Edmund Apostol on Sep 23, 2011 5 Comments">5

You’ve just acquired a Motorola Xoom or perhaps a Samsung Galaxy S II. The next step would be to decide which apps to install that will work well with your new device. To help you narrow down your choices, the following is a short list of what can be considered an optimum set for the on-the-go user. The criteria are based on what can be most useful in terms of document creation and sharing, file management and sharing, Internet browsing, multimedia handling, and social media use. All ten apps are free to download or are offered with a free version. …

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Best Honeycomb Apps for Social Networking, Productivity, and Reading Uses

by Mina Tan on Aug 31, 2011 2 Comments">2

One of the most common, if not the top, drawback in buying an Android-powered tablet would be the shortage of apps in the Market. That is, of course, compared to the number of apps for iPad. In response, most tablets come with built-in apps, but it has to be said that the number of third-party apps in the Market has steadily increased, with Android’s growth potential rising by the minute. Six months after the release of Motorola Xoom, the first Honeycomb tablet, here are some recent app releases for social networking, productivity, and reading that are spicing up the platform. …

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Make The Most Of Your Android Tablet’s Camera With These Apps

by Glenn Santos on Apr 29, 2011 0 Comments">0

When you think about it, it’s kind of weird why tablets have cameras. It’s not as convenient to use as a cellphone or a dedicated digital camera, nor is the quality any more astounding. And picking up a tablet to take pictures is just plain, well, awkward. But there are great ways you can use the camera on your tablet, some of which aren’t what you would usually expect. So make the most out that camera (you paid for it after all) by using a few apps that take advantage of it. 1. Augmented Reality – Layar Google maps is …

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The Top 5 Must-Have Android Widgets

by Glenn Santos on Apr 06, 2011 12 Comments">12

Sure, widgets tend to take up a chunk of your homescreen and sure, they may suck a bit more juice than your regular app icons – but widgets are what make our phones truly unique and easier to use. Whether it’s a stock widget or it comes with the app you just downloaded, take a bit of time to get to know what these nifty little applets do and how they can help you out. Before you go gaga and install every widget you see in the Market, here are our top 5 picks that should be in every user’s …

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Evernote for Android has arrived

by James Tromans on Jul 15, 2010 4 Comments">4

After months of development, Evernote for Android has launched and is available in the Android Market for free. Of course, there is a premium version too. Evernote for Android allows you to create text notes, snap photos, and record audio. In addition, you can easily attached files to your notes. Free subscribers can add PDFs, text, audio, or image files. Premium subscribers can attach any file they like, as long as the total note size is under 25MB. Evernote for Android allows you to seemlessly search through you notes and synch them with your desktop computer (and vice versa). On …

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Evernote launches its Android application

by Susan Ellery on Dec 16, 2009 1 Comments">1

Good news for Evernote fans who have embraced the Android platform. Starting today, Evernote for Android is available for download from the Android Market. The digital note-taking service allows users to create notes, capture screenshots, grab web clippings, take photos, and upload other files to the Evernote servers using either a desktop application, a web browser, or a mobile application. While not as full-featured as the desktop application, the Android version of Evernote allows users to create notes, record audio, snap photos and store geolocation information with their uploaded data. Synchronization is two-way so users can then access this uploaded …

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