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If you’re like me, I’ve given up my point-shoot camera and use my iPhone for most of my picture taking. But the problem is is that unless you spend a lot of time in iPhoto or on your PC organizing your pics, the iPhone Photo app is  basically one, huge photo folder that’s sorted chronologically – not very easy to zero in on the photo/s you’re looking for if you have hundreds.

I been using this app called Photo+Folder (Pic+Organize+Video+Secret). For photos that are important, you can put them in folders that you name. Not only do I use it for vacation photos and projects, but also for work where I take pics of the whiteboard where we’ve been brainstorming ideas and other meeting notes. What I also do is create an “important documents” folder and take pics of our driver’s licenses, passports, insurance policies, mortgage statements… anything where you know you can access information immediately and have a virtual copy of them for safe keeping. The app has a password lock capability for any folder you want to keep private.

You can also share photos directly to Facebook or Twitter, move photos and folders around easily and last but not least, back up files wirelessly. It’s a sweet app.

If you know Photoshop and want to get into designing mobile apps, Tapptics is what you need to get started!

Tapptics is a collection of design files and step-by-step training created to help designers, developers and idea people save time and money creating mobile apps.

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A lot of people with iPhones have asked me which To Do List is the best. Having used over a dozen, I’ve stuck with Todo by Appigo. It has the cleanest and most intuitive interface. Entering tasks is fast and you can easily sort tasks in folders as well as prioritize the most important ones with their “Focus” category. It also syncs with my iPad version through their cloud website which is really convenient.

It supports GTD “Getting Things Done” method which “rests on the principle that a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them externally. That way, the mind is freed from the job of remembering everything that needs to be done, and can concentrate on actually performing those tasks.” Thank you Wikipedia…

Honorable mentions are:

Toodledo – To Do List

2Do: Tasks Done in Style

The only iPhone app where YOU ask “Where R U?” to find the location of iPhone users who are family, friends and co-workers who also have Where R U? installed on their iPhone.
Recipients reply by pressing the “I am here!” button and you get back their location via a map with directions!

Great for:

• Locating where people are: kids, significant other, colleagues/co-workers/employees
• Making sure loved ones made it to their destination
• Picking up people in unknown areas
• Letting people know where you are

Track Me

When you receive a Where R U? request, you can respond with “Here I am”. You can also select “Track Me” and enter how long and how often you want to be tracked. Example: Every 15 minutes for 30 minutes – the app will send your location to the requester 3 times – at the time you press “Track Me”, after 15 mins and one more time at 30 mins.

• The requester will receive your location with a map
• You can also enter a short message along with your location
• Note: App must remain open when sending locations over time

Send My Location
You can send your location via email or push notification for a specified duration and frequency
After selecting the contact (email address, iPhone or Mobile #), you choose how long and how often you want to send your location to someone. Example: Every 15 minutes for 30 minutes – the app will send your location 3 times – at the time you press “Send”, after 15 mins, and one more time at 30 mins.

• The recipient will receive your location with a map
• You can also enter a short message along with your location
• Note 1: App must remain open when sending locations over time.
• Note 2: For Push Notifications, the recipient must have Where R U? installed on their iPhone

NOTE:
- Recipients must have Where R U? installed on their iPhone unless you are just emailing your current location.
- iPod Touch users: register with any personal phone number (10-digits). Requires Wi-Fi.

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