By Lisa Caplan on August 10th, 2011 Our four favorite apps for getting a handle on home finances. Stocks took a serious tumble this week, and it’s no secret the global economy is precarious to say the least. But there are small things we all can do to make at least our home finances and debt management work better and start saving for the future. We have collected our favourite four apps for that purpose, with the hopes that making small local changes prompts everyone to push for big global changes too. Economy For most of us, making heads or tails of all the information, and misinformation, on the US economy is all but impossible. Cascade Software offers a quality at-a-glance solution for making sense of the headlines and reports, and more importantly, what they mean to us. The app, while not officially endorsed by any federal or state agency, is Read More

In today’s busy and competitive world, it’s not about who’s smarter or more talented, it’s about who is more productive. It’s about who can get things done quicker without sacrificing quality. Let’s face it, we all have things that needs to get done in a timely matter. Whether the task at hand has to deal with business or whether it’s personal errands, there good ways to be productive, greats ways, and of course, really bad ways too. If your productivity stinks, don’t worry, you will get better. With the huge volume of iPhone productivity apps coming every month its really hard to decide which app will fit your needs and especially when you don’t want to spend for an app which does exactly what a free version of other app does. Here are some of the most powerful  rather say the most useful productivity apps which will not only help you Read More

+ Universal App $12.99 Our Review By Jason Fanguy on February 24th, 2011 Rating: :: BUDGET BUSTER If you're down with its asking price, Pageonce Pro is an app which organizes and tracks your hard-earned green and belly-aching bills. It allows users to see their bank account information, credit cards, bills and investments, collectively, all on one screen. It further allows you to control your money, bill-paying, etc. and sends you real-time alerts/reminders regarding any/all of your accounts. Developer: Price: 12.99 Version Reviewed: 4.1 iPhone Integration Rating: User Interface Rating: Re-use / Replay Value Rating: Overall Rating: There are a slew of finance-related apps in the App Store: From budget advisors and loan calculators to expense trackers and currency converters, every aspect of your finances can be monitored and maintained from the comfort of your iDevice. Moreover, the price fluctuations between like-minded apps are just as diverse as any portfolio I’ve Read More

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Posted 03/02/2010 at 6:30am | by J.R. Bookwalter No sooner did the iPhone’s App Store debut than someone found a way around Apple’s DRM and started pirating apps. But is it really as big a deal as we have been led to believe? Gizmodo has a fascinating and very thorough study of the so-called app piracy problem. Sure, we’ve all seen the headlines, with 90 percent piracy rates and $450 million in lost sales estimated -- but despite the initial alarm, the problem of App Store piracy actually appears to be dying just as quickly as it came onto the scene. Needless to say, piracy of App Store apps requires a jailbroken device and Cydia, which Gizmodo calls “the jailbreak equivalent of the App Store.” Add a new source in Cydia, download a couple of rogue apps which let you both crack your own apps as well as download those from Read More

People rarely talk about iPhone app piracy, but when they do, it sounds devastating: 90% piracy rates, $450 million in lost sales, etc. Here's the truth: App Store piracy isn't a big deal—and it never will be. With these shockingly high reports comes the general air that developers are being marauded and pillaged by Viking hordes and that Apple isn't doing enough to stop it. This resonates! Developers don't control much about the App Store, so if the entire app protection system has been cracked—which it has—you'd expect the looting to be wholesale; the impact on developers to be immediate and devastating; and the problem to be grave indeed. And yet the piracy issue seems to be dying. The story behind the lack of a story, it turns out, is that iPhone piracy is nowhere near as serious as many people say it is, and that before long, it may not Read More

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Step aside, Mint. Pageonce just launched a major update to its iPhone application, and it blows you out of the water. Pageonce’s v3 update is absolutely fantastic, and Mint’s app pales in comparison. Pageonce’s premium app, A Personal Assistant Premium, allows you to connect all of your online accounts to one login (and one application). What do we mean by all accounts? We mean damn near everything: from Facebook and Twitter to American Express to AT&T Wireless, Pageonce allows you to connect with pretty much every account that you have online.Quick disclosure: Pageonce recently provided refreshments at a CrunchGear meetup. I wasn’t at this event, though, and didn’t know about it until after I wrote this article. Unlike Mint, which only focuses on financial accounts, Pageonce pulls information from six different types of accounts: Travel (i.e. frequent flyer programs), Finance (bank accounts), Social, Utilities (bills), Email and Shopping (Amazon or eBay). Read More

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