Keep all those bits and bobs of information handy with Clips By Sandra Vogel 31 October 2014 Forget switching between apps to copy and paste multiple bits of information. Use Clips instead, and you’ve got an instant pinboard.
Keep up to date with the news easily via The Week By Sandra Vogel 30 October 2014 The Week is a print magazine that summarises what’s been going on in the UK and abroad. Well, it’s not only print – there are apps too.
Take Skype to the next level with group video messaging via Skype Qik By Sandra Vogel 29 October 2014 Skype has been around for a long while, but this new app brings the classic service into the video age by catering for free group video messaging.
Bring all your messaging app notifications together in one place with Snowball Beta By Sandra Vogel 28 October 2014 If you are a sucker for messaging apps then Snowball Beta may have instant appeal. It is your single point of access to every incoming message.
Take a quick glance at detailed schedule information with LockAgenda By Sandra Vogel 27 October 2014 LockAgenda is a Windows Phone exclusive app that’s great for busy people who want to see different views of their upcoming schedule from the lock screen.
Get to grips with image editing using Adobe Photoshop Mix By Sandra Vogel 24 October 2014 Photoshop is the bee’s knees for image editing, and you can get a taste of its brilliance with Adobe Photoshop Mix.
Put some personality into your photos with Lumia Creative Studio for Windows Phone By Sandra Vogel 23 October 2014 Windows Phone owners who are photo fans will love this free app for tweaking their snaps to add a bit of variation and vibrancy.
Try Quip to be really productive across a range of mobile devices By Sandra Vogel 22 October 2014 Quip takes an innovative approach to collaborative working, bringing together documents, to-do lists and even chat in one place so you can get more done, more quickly.
Nokia Lumia 735 review: A top budget smartphone for selfies By Sandra Vogel 21 October 2014 While the Lumia 735 might look like just another Windows Phone, it sports some nice features, won’t break the bank and should really appeal to selfie fans.
Save money and make new friends with car sharing app BlaBlaCar By Sandra Vogel 21 October 2014 Car sharing is a popular way for many people to get from A to B, and BlaBlaCar has more than ten million members.
Take control of your spending with Pennies: A clean, crisp app with no graphs By Sandra Vogel 20 October 2014 Pennies shows that money management apps don’t have to be complex and bloated with reporting features, rather they can be clean, simple to use, and flexible.
Get highly localised crowdsourced weather details with Weather Underground By Sandra Vogel 17 October 2014 Weather apps are among the most popular for handsets, and that’s not really a surprise – we all like to know if we’ll need a raincoat.
Why type out messages when you can draw them with ScribbleBoard? By Sandra Vogel 16 October 2014 ScribbleBoard is a neat app that lets you draw rather than write messages – as long as you are running iOS 8, that is.
Keep all your mobile banking in one place and even save money with BillGuard By Sandra Vogel 15 October 2014 Online banking is a popular smartphone activity. Use BillGuard to manage multiple accounts, track spending and even spot charging errors.
Get your own personalised news magazine with Flipboard By Sandra Vogel 14 October 2014 Flipboard is far from a new app, but Windows Phone users can now enjoy its ability to produce personalised news content.
Apple iPhone 6 Plus review: Beautifully built, but too expensive By Sandra Vogel 13 October 2014 There are two new iPhones on the block, both bigger than we’ve seen before, but is the larger of the two – the iPhone 6 Plus – worth the extra outlay?
Take better photos with the aid of Camera51 By Sandra Vogel 13 October 2014 Some people find composing photos can be a challenge. If that sounds like you, let Camera51 give you a helping hand.
Send and receive large files easily with Send Anywhere By Sandra Vogel 10 October 2014 Sharing files from your mobile can be a bit of a challenge, especially if they are large. Send Anywhere overcomes that problem.
Sony Xperia Z3 Compact review: Small and beautifully formed By Sandra Vogel 09 October 2014 The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact might be small in size, but it is brimming with high quality features and benefits from a robust, waterproof design that helps make it a standout handset.
Check your phone too often? Phone Habit Tracker can help tame your mobile addiction By Sandra Vogel 09 October 2014 Are you starting to think you are addicted to your mobile? Checky – Phone Habit Tracker can help you break the habit.
Stay safe from smartphone nasties with Avast Antivirus and Security By Sandra Vogel 08 October 2014 Avast Antivirus and Security brings all-important protection to your handset and guards against a range of different security problems which can occur.
Ring the changes and try a new web browser: UC Browser By Sandra Vogel 07 October 2014 UC Browser is another alternative web browser, and this one can be installed on Windows Phone as well as on iOS and Android.
Get the best possible photo every time with Vhoto By Sandra Vogel 06 October 2014 You know those situations where you want to take a photo, you wait, you snap, then you realise you picked the wrong millisecond? They’re a thing of the past with Vhoto.
Mobile app of the day: Stopcast By Sandra Vogel 03 October 2014 Today’s highlighted app is for a rather focused community – regular users of London buses. If you fall into that group, Stopcast is definitely one to try.
BlackBerry Passport review: Too quirky for you? By Sandra Vogel 02 October 2014 The BlackBerry Passport is the oddest looking smartphone to hit the reviews desk for some time, but that doesn’t have to be bad news. Does the Passport do enough to be a compelling choice?
