Blogging // Favorite Apps Part II
I’m a big nerd! I love talking apps. No joke, the apps on my phone have helped me get hundreds of hours (not an exaggeration!) of work done while I’ve been nursing Henry over the last few months. With the right apps, you can rule the world from your iPhone. I still use most of the apps I outlined in Part I of this series, wayyyy back in the day, but I have a few new faves that deserve to be on the list. So let’s get right to it!
Infinit I use Infinit as a complement to Dropbox these days. Ryan and I are constantly sending files back and forth and Infinit makes it so you can send a file with about two clicks. It zips between computers or phones and you’ve got the file on the other end in about 3 seconds, depending on the size of the file. I use this one particularly often to send image files between my computer and phone. Like if I want to Instagram a photo that I took on my DSLR, I can shoot it from my computer to my phone in a jiffy. Both Infinit and Dropbox are perfect tools if you need to get lots of files between different devices.
Snapseed I have Jeff and Kelly’s Can’t Crop This Class to thank for the intro to Snapseed, and I don’t know how I ever missed it! It’s now on my go-to list for editing photos on my phone. What sets it apart is that you can selectively edit only certain portions of an image, as opposed to most other apps that only have capability to edit the entire image at once. It’s got a spot repair tool too, which is super handy.
Periscope & Snapchat Instagram will always have my heart, but Periscope and Snapchat are like the fun new (to me) kids on the block that I like playing with. I’m loving Snapchat for keeping up with friends while they go gallivanting around the world — it’s so fun to see peeks at what everybody is doing, or what people find funny. I also love the fact that there are no filters and almost no thought that goes into it. It really takes the pressure out of social media. (I’m lovely-indeed on Snapchat! Follow along there.) And Periscope! Periscope is insane. At first I thought it would be weird — you literally can live broadcast yourself while people tune in to watch and chat. But then we tried it and it’s trippy and fun! We actually have some cool things planned for Periscope coming up soon, so you can find me there @lovelyindeed.
Amazon Photo This one is brilliant for families who take a ton of photos on their phones. Ryan and I were going crazy trying to share photos of Henry with each other until we found this. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can upload all your photos to the cloud. Then, multiple family members connect to the app and when you open it, everybody’s photos load. So essentially you have access to each others’ photo streams. Woaahhhhhh it’s really rad.
So! Are any of these new to you? Or have you been using them for a while? I’d love to know which apps are your favorites! Leave a comment and let me know which you’re always using so I can check ’em out. xoxo
My teacher told me about your post. I enjoyed it so much. Let me also share with you that there are many different USCIS translation services available, and it can be difficult to know which one to choose. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the best USCIS translation services based on customer reviews. and Learn More Here https://translationreport.com/uscis-translation-services We’ve also included a brief description of each service so you can make an informed decision about which one is right for you.
Too Much Lovely…Since i discover your Article i have used it Plenty of Time. Honista App
If you’re looking for adrenaline-pumping action, Escape Road 2 delivers an unforgettable experience filled with fast-paced pursuits and strategic challenges.
Players can express their individuality by customizing characters, enhancing personal connection to the game, and increasing overall enjoyment in escape road 2
Google Doodle Baseball is a simple but engaging game. The player assumes the position of a batter, attempting to hit pitches thrown by a funny cartoon pitcher google doodle baseball
One of the most underrated features of moto x3m is how seamlessly your progress syncs when playing through a browser. Whether you start on one device and continue on another, the game remembers exactly where you left off—no downloads or logins needed.
I am impressed with the interesting things you have shared. PolyTrack
This is a pretty interesting cartoon. merge fellas
This is a pretty interesting cartoon. Sprunki Retake
thank brainrot games
i like eggy car
I’m a big nerd! I love talking apps. No joke, the apps on my phone have helped me get hundreds of hours (not an exaggeration!) of work done while I’ve been nursing Henry over the last few months.
Infinit is a fast and convenient file-sharing tool that works perfectly alongside Dropbox. It allows users to send files between devices in just a few clicks, making it ideal for quick transfers. Whether you’re moving files between a computer and phone or sharing with someone else, Infinit delivers them in seconds, depending on size. It’s especially useful for sending images, like transferring DSLR photos to your phone for posting on apps like Instagram. Together, Infinit and Dropbox provide a powerful solution for managing and sharing files efficiently across multiple devices.