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Recently, Google rolled out All Access to its year old Google Music service. But with so many streaming music services out there, should music lovers even care? Actually, they should. In fact, perhaps they should rejoice!
Having used the service since inception, I am now convinced that the search giant may just have found a way to steal this industry as well. Those are big words, given that the likes of iTunes, Pandora and Spotify would like to compete for your dollars in a fair market battle. But Google Music is great, and All Access just turns it up to 11.
Money management has always been a daunting task for most folks, not just because it rarely works, but also because of the overwhelming amount of tools, apps and services that are available online. While multi-featured services like Mint or Pocketsmith are great tools that allows for detailed planning of your finances, some of us may want to take a simpler approach.
This is where Toshl stands out and carries out the task just as efficiently as its other weightier counterparts. If you’re looking for a fun, easy way to plan expenses, check this app out.
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Beetil Service Management. The developer describes Beetil Service Management as an app that simplifies IT Service Management. Any business, small or large, who wants to follow service management good practices & deliver better customer service will love Beetil.
Beetil is based on the best practices of the ITIL framework and makes service management easy. So easy that your staff will be using ITIL best practice without even knowing it.
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting MyRadioList. The developer describes MyRadioList as a free lean online internet radio player with playlist support. You can add your own mp3 internet radio streams and listen to them directly from your browser.
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Productive Web Apps. The developer describes Productive Web Apps as an interactive directory that lets you easily search, sort, rate and compare hundreds of the best web applications. As a bit of background small gripe I had with the Chrome Web Store was that there was no ability to subscribe to RSS feeds or receive regular updates when new apps are added each day. This was the main driver why I built the site.
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Invoicebus. The developer describes Invoicebus as a brand new app for creating, managing and sending invoices online, with less effort, but more focus on purpose.
It’s handcrafted for web developers, designers and writers who do most of their job by themselves and who share the vision exposed in the 12 principles in our manifesto.
Our ultimate goal: 100% happy customers who invoice and smile all at the same time.
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Resfly. The developer describes Resfly as a web-based job posting service which allows hiring professionals to easily post a job to multiple leading job boards and social networks. It has all the features needed to manage the entire hiring process including publishing a job, collecting applications through a hosted career portal, and measuring the effectiveness of hiring campaigns with real-time analytics.
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Hike Video App. The developer describes Hike Video App as an app that offers more than the average Facebook Video App: It’s the very first Video App for Facebook to support both YouTube and Vimeo. Installed in less than 30 seconds.
Display your complete video channel in a super sleek video gallery slider – not just 6 or 9. Lock your videos to non-fans. Show your videos in their true dimensions – without any black bars. Get started for free, and pro features start at $9.99/yr.
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Osmosis. The developer describes Osmosis as an app that aims to take the headache out of client interactions by simplifying the new client intake/questionnaire process for web designers. Instead of communicating with clients through dozens of email threads, Osmosis provides a simple place to gather, organize and streamline client needs..
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In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting MobDis. The developer describes MobDis as a mobile marketing platform for agencies servicing local businesses. Using MobDis, agencies can build amazing mobile sites for businesses so that their customers can find the businesses on their mobile phone. To increase the effectiveness of the mobile site, MobDis provides including lead generation tools like forms, store locators and coupons to convert visitors into customers.
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