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My top apps:
for media:
7digital, BBM Music, OverdriveMedia (the price discovery feature is awesome and I bought an audio book "Crisis Economics" for 14 bucks from BooksaMillion or something where the same audio book on iTunes was over 20 bucks. Same for Amazon and B&N was 31 bucks.) and Kobo.
I love Bloomberg as well. It is not about the bells and flashing lights of other apps. They not only report the relevant news they always have insightful analysis.
I love ShortCutMe and NFC Launcher.
I've customized my convenience key to: 1 click - launch SCM, 2 clicks - launch camera, 3 clicks launch video recorder, 4 clicks - launch flashlight.
I have an NFC tag in my car set up to: 1) e-mail my wife I'm leaving work, turn off wifi, turn on BTooth, launch Vlingo (thanks RIM)
I guess people don't count e-mail and BBM as apps because they are always there but they are my favorite apps. I use them more than anything else and they are still the best and although no one seems to care, they are secure, like out BlackBerry phones.
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11-05-11 01:22 PM - Hmmmm, can't put an order to them, but my favorites include.....
-Wikinvest.... Used to be Bloomberg, but then discovered Wikinvest and in comparison, Bloomberg sucks. Lol. Both are free, Wikinvest on first startup asks to link your broker to the app, but for the people that just want to view stocks, all you need to do is hit the back button and it doesn't ask again unless you set it up. It really should advertise you can use the app without setting up your brokerage with it. Also I think you need to register if I remember correctly. Not a big to do. Its all free. And its worth it as I think its the best free stock market app. I tried some paid ones and even those don't compare. Recommended for sure!
-Facebook... Yeah I know...... Lol.
-Amazon.com App... Wish they'd have an Amazon.ca App as I do more purchasing from .ca, but oh well...
-BBM... I think this deserves mention.
-XE Currency... If there's anything better, PM me...
-Vlingo... It was free. Use it quite often. Doesn't always work great however.
-Social Feeds... Like my RSS feeds!
-BeWeather... Love it!
-eBay... Perfect app!
-Shazam... Handy lil app.
-YellowPages... Very useful.
That's all I can think of right now. I use them all pretty equally.11-06-11 02:35 PM - for media:
7digital, BBM Music, OverdriveMedia (the price discovery feature is awesome and I bought an audio book "Crisis Economics" for 14 bucks from BooksaMillion or something where the same audio book on iTunes was over 20 bucks. Same for Amazon and B&N was 31 bucks.) and Kobo.
I love Bloomberg as well. It is not about the bells and flashing lights of other apps. They not only report the relevant news they always have insightful analysis.
I love ShortCutMe and NFC Launcher.
I've customized my convenience key to: 1 click - launch SCM, 2 clicks - launch camera, 3 clicks launch video recorder, 4 clicks - launch flashlight.
I have an NFC tag in my car set up to: 1) e-mail my wife I'm leaving work, turn off wifi, turn on BTooth, launch Vlingo (thanks RIM)
I guess people don't count e-mail and BBM as apps because they are always there but they are my favorite apps. I use them more than anything else and they are still the best and although no one seems to care, they are secure, like out BlackBerry phones.
Facebook
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How did you get your convenience key to do multiple presses for different apps?11-28-11 05:16 PM
