Ah, the freedom of having your own home based business. Wow, the marvel of not having to be chained to your desk at all times. Ooh, all the apps you’ll need now that you’re a mobile business wunderkind. Here are five applications sure to get your residual income home business off to a running start:
1. Dropbox – Although this application is free, it’s nothing short of priceless. It allows you to synchronize files, photos and videohttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif between computers. Just save your file in Dropbox and it automatically saves that same file on your home computer, iPad and iPhone. It’s like taking your home office with you wherever you go.
2. Bump – Like the name says, all you’ve got to do is “bump” your iPhone or Android with someone else’s and you instantly exchange contact information between the two users. It’s a virtual business card that saves time, hassle and money.
3. Evernote – For every mental note, be it an idea, inspiration, insight or to-do list, the Evernote app is there capturing it all. It also helps you organize all of your random thoughts and photos while providing easy search tools to find every geius thought once it’s been recorded.
4. WhosHere – In need of a local printer in your area? Then send out a request on this proximity-based social networking app. You’ll be connected to professionals in your area based on your needs and contact them free of charge. Also comes in very handy when traveling.
5. Timewerks – For home based business owners, time is essential. Easily keep track of time spent on different projects, set separate rates for each task and create and send invoices straight from your phone with the incredibly smart Timewerks app. Perfect for those wanting to build residual income.
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
New Tech Gadgets To Inspire Your Home Business
In 2011 it’s all about tablets and 3D devices. As the tech geniuses continue to amaze and impress us with tech candy/devices/products/toys we just can’t seem to live without, here are a few that should get your gadget juices flowing and potentially streamline your home business.
iPad 2
After the much-ballyhooed introduction of the un-strategically named yet groundbreaking iPad, Apple is poised on the brink of delivering their second generation. The buzz of the iPad 2 (unofficial name at this point) actually existing has been running rampant for some time. With rumored features such as additional memory, a front and rear-facing camera, and a slimmer, lighter body, this tablet can be a much needed “assistant” to build residual income.
Blackberry Playbook
For the PC lovers, no need to fret. To keep your business running smoothly away from home is the highly anticipated Blackberry Playbook. Ready to move in March, the 7-inch beauty will also boast a front-facing and rear-facing camera, along with the support for 1080p HD video playback, Adobe Flash and HTML 5. Word is the Playbook will have 4,000 apps available on its release date. All in all, pretty impressive.
Panasonic 3D Camcorder
Everyone knows that 3D televisions are all the rage. But, what’s the use in having a 3D TV if you can’t view 3D recordings intended to help your home based business? Enter the Panasonic HDC-SDT750, a.k.a. the Panasonic 3D HD Camcorder. This nifty, not-so-little device is being touted as the world’s first 3D Camcorder for the mainstream. It’s actually an HD camcorder with a 3D conversion lens which allows recording images for both the left and right eyes at the same time through two lenses. It’s the most innovative means to record personal and professional footage today.
Polaroid GL20 Camera Glasses
At the beginning of this year Polaroid introduced their Polaroid Grey Label, an innovative line of products co-designed with pop wonder Lada Gaga. Like the artist herself, these glasses are incredibly distinct and way futuristic looking! The Camera Glasses can take photos, display them, send your pics using Bluetooth technology, play back your photos via screens on both lenses and record video. They’re ideal to document and send images while away from your home office.
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iPad 2
After the much-ballyhooed introduction of the un-strategically named yet groundbreaking iPad, Apple is poised on the brink of delivering their second generation. The buzz of the iPad 2 (unofficial name at this point) actually existing has been running rampant for some time. With rumored features such as additional memory, a front and rear-facing camera, and a slimmer, lighter body, this tablet can be a much needed “assistant” to build residual income.
Blackberry Playbook
For the PC lovers, no need to fret. To keep your business running smoothly away from home is the highly anticipated Blackberry Playbook. Ready to move in March, the 7-inch beauty will also boast a front-facing and rear-facing camera, along with the support for 1080p HD video playback, Adobe Flash and HTML 5. Word is the Playbook will have 4,000 apps available on its release date. All in all, pretty impressive.
Panasonic 3D Camcorder
Everyone knows that 3D televisions are all the rage. But, what’s the use in having a 3D TV if you can’t view 3D recordings intended to help your home based business? Enter the Panasonic HDC-SDT750, a.k.a. the Panasonic 3D HD Camcorder. This nifty, not-so-little device is being touted as the world’s first 3D Camcorder for the mainstream. It’s actually an HD camcorder with a 3D conversion lens which allows recording images for both the left and right eyes at the same time through two lenses. It’s the most innovative means to record personal and professional footage today.
Polaroid GL20 Camera Glasses
At the beginning of this year Polaroid introduced their Polaroid Grey Label, an innovative line of products co-designed with pop wonder Lada Gaga. Like the artist herself, these glasses are incredibly distinct and way futuristic looking! The Camera Glasses can take photos, display them, send your pics using Bluetooth technology, play back your photos via screens on both lenses and record video. They’re ideal to document and send images while away from your home office.
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