Android Social Media

The biggest selling point for me is Evernote’s desktop application. I have a slight obsession with almost any app that I can deploy on all of my various computers and my phones… all synced in real time. Evernote’s desktop application is easy to navigate and easy to create notes

Yes there are many out there but one has come to my attention called SugarSync. SugarSync provides an application for your Android, PC, and Mac. All you have to do is sign up and download one of the apps to get 5GB free. If you need more storage they got you covered.

Astrid is among the very oldest apps in the Android Market. It is a high quality and feature rich to do list manager. You will find every thing you need in this task manager application. Recently they also added the most important feature that I look for in these apps, Google Tasks Sync!

The Android application itself seems to move quickly without any bugs or issues. It features a tab like menu across the top of the screen allowing you to slide from list to list or view all the lists combined. You can of course set the app to auto-sync (the default setting) or you can set it to only sync on open and exit.

The easiest way to describe Double Twist would be to say that it is to Android, as iTunes is to the iPhone. In fact after you install the program on your computer (available for both PC and Mac) you will do a double take because it

I dislike comparing Apples to anything. The debate is as pointless as it is old. PC verses Mac commercials are funny; even more so if you own a Mac, or you’re a person capable of laughing at yourself and use a PC. Toss Linux into the mix and you’ve got an interesting situation. Mac people are generally fanatical about their computers. PC people are either all business or didn’t know there was an alternative. Linux users think they’re superior in every way for having discovered the best software is open, non-proprietary and they’ve figured out how to use it.