Best Classroom Apps

Diana Restifo suggests the best classroom apps for k-12 education.

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Online Icebreakers for Brainstorming

Erik Offgang shares apps that can be utilized for icebreaker activities .

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Deleting Zombie Apps

Brittany Hosea-Small directs readers in eliminating zombie apps from a device.

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Travel Apps Rated

Suzanne Kelleher reports on a J.D. Power study on user satisfaction with travel apps . The following travel agency apps received the best scores:

1. Orbitz (866)
2. Priceline (859)
3. Expedia (847)
4. Travelocity (844)
5. CheapOair (827)

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Favorite Apps

David Murphy shares his favorite apps .

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10 Favorite Apps

Patrick Lucas Austin suggests 10 apps which he uses every day.

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Android Efficiency Apps

J.R. Raphael suggests six Android apps for efficiently using the phone.

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Personal Success Apps

Sarah Purewal recommends 10 apps for personal success.

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Minimal Numbers of Apps Are Being Downloaded

Jason Jones observes that few people are adding more than a few apps to their smart phone.

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App Pricing

J. R. Raphael notes that the current low price of most mobile apps restricts how much support and development can be offered in the future. Raphael suggests that users pay more for apps. My own feeling is that the cost of apps should be kept low, but that support should be on a subscription or "per version" model. I agree with Paphael that indefinite support for a marginal price is not a sustainable model.

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Reducing Paperwork

Katherine Noyes reports that Xerox is developing apps to reduce office paperwork .

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Commuting Apps

Eli Epstein promotes apps for commuters .

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Roadkill Database

Bob Brown publicizes a roadkill app which will plot where animals are being killed in collisions with motor vehicles. The roadkill database and app are still under development.

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Travel Apps That Do Not Require the Web

Jon Chase shares the best apps for traveling without the Web .

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Windows Tools

Brad Chacos reveals obscure Windows tips and settings which allow the user more control of the environment.

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Chrome Productivity Apps

Brian Nadel compiles a list of fifteen Chrome OS Productivity Apps that Work Offline

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New Apps

Bob Brown recommends "Twenty-Five Cool Cloud, Security and Mobile Apps ."

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Apps on Campus

Jacqueline Bengfort reports on the changes which mobile apps are making to campuses.

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Mobile Study Tools

Chrissy Winsky shares her list of ten best apps that help college students study .

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Cloud Storage Tips

Rick Broida shares "21 Tips for Supercharging your Cloud Storage." Many of these tips are for the saavy end-user, who might be synching a Google+ data with DropBox.

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