This is a pretty neat app which will allow you (if you use Chrome) to send webpages right to your mobile phone. I use this when I am working on working on a server or a PC and I found a webpage which contains instructions I need to work with.
NOTE: You will also need the Chrome Browser Extension installed.
Google Chrome to Phone App
I have been a Photoshop user for years, so when I saw this app in the marketplace I really didn’t think it could be that great of an app but I thought I would try it out anyway. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it works. With very little effort you can dramatically improve photos you take on your phone. They offer several different filters and effects all which can be done with a slide of a finger.
Adobe Photoshop Express
One thing which has been surprisingly lacking in Android is a good way to access your Google Docs. Google does not provide an app for this but it took them a long time to get it out and in my opinion isn’t as good as this app.
GDocs allows you full access to your Google Docs account were you can view your docs and do simple editing of the docs.
GDocs App
When I do consulting work I bill my customers an hourly rate. Often times I get unexpected phone calls which can make it difficult to keep track of my time.
I use the CallTrack app to automatically enter all of my calls onto my calendar so that I can then easily go back and bill out the time. It is a very simple app which allows you to also track your text messages.
CallTrack
Calling customer service for anything is a chore. You have to wait on hold until the next representative is available listening to annoying music and looping voices. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if customer support called you when they were available. That is what FastCustomer does.
You open up the app and select the company you need to contact and then when they get through to a person your phone will ring.
FastCustomer
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