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Dominder is a very specific app that does one thing: manage your domains. Website owners often own more than one domain, and some of us own or have to keep track of twenty or more. While domain registrars will notify you of renewal time, they don’t check for downtime or make sure your domain hasn’t been blacklisted.
That is where Dominder comes in. Let’s see if Dominder is the “all-in-one solution to manage websites” it claims to be.
I’m not only a confessed app junkie, I’m an email hoarder, too. I just counted the number of accounts in Thunderbird and there are a whopping 19 email accounts that I monitor for various reasons. That’s not to mention my various social media accounts. As you can guess, I am always on the lookout for the next great app and I may have stumbled upon one.
Enter Unified Inbox, a new app designed to bring all of your inboxes together. It’s currently free in invite-only beta, and let’s find out how Unified Inbox can wrangle your email and social media accounts and keep you on top of your game. (more…)
Here at AppStorm, we love games! Why not relax for a minute and find a fantastic new game to enjoy – hopefully these roundups will help you out.
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iPhone.AppStorm:
- The 12 Top Racing Games You Need To Play
- 50 Incredible Sports Games
- 10 Awesome Board Games for the iPhone
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For the last fifteen years that we’ve been using email clients — webmail or desktop — the basic concepts and features remained the same. Anyone may have its own workflow to deal with emails and get things done, but almost everyone has to struggle with the same old, rigid logic provided by almost all clients on the market. However, we’re doing more and more with email these days than we did in the nineties. Something, it seems, needs to change.
The Kickstarter-funded Mail Pilot web app, still in beta, aims at redefining the way of dealing with emails. Let’s see how it might help you actually get things done.
SugarCRM is one of the most popular CRMs available right now, and with good reason. They offer a free, open source version (Sugar Community Edition) or tiered levels for businesses, ranging from $30 per user per month, to $60 per user per month and above. A solid CRM is essential for many businesses and it’s incredibly important to find the best one for you and your workflow.
Let’s find out a little about what SugarCRM can mean for you and how it stacks up against others. (more…)
Are you a Windows user? Are you preparing to upgrade to the long-awaited Windows 8, do you use a Windows Phone? If the answer to any of these questions is “Yes” then Windows.AppStorm is for you!
Head over to check out all of the new app reviews, roundups, and more – here are a few of the most recent articles to give you an idea of the treats that are in store!
- Postbox – Make Your Email Awesome
- A Story of Modern Day Browsing: The Google Way
- Multiplicity: Control Two Computers With Your Mouse And Keyboard
- Guild Wars 2: The First Impressions
Windows.AppStorm offers reviews and roundups covering the entire Windows ecosystem, including Windows Phone 7, and games, along with tips and tricks to get the most from Windows.
When searching through app stores, there are always little things that catch my eye: the app’s name, icon, and interface design. These are the things that will get me to actually check into an app and possibly start using it. If one of these are lacking, I will brush the app aside and keep browsing for better apps.
These features, in my opinion, are not actually the most valuable. After all, if an app has an odd name or icon, but still works great, it’d still be a good application. The thing is, an app needs to make a good first impression. If it doesn’t catch my eye, I likely won’t ever try the app out in the first place.
Let’s take a look at the first things every application needs to make a good first impression, and then deliver on that initial promise of excellence.
There are many help desk apps and software suites available, including Zendesk, HappyFox, and more. Desk.com is a support app owned by leading CRM solution, Salesforce.com and is designed to help you efficiently assist and interact with your customers.
Let’s take a look at Desk.com and see what it has to offer and how it compares to other options. (more…)
Pinterest is one of the newest popular social media services and it’s especially great for brands with easily shareable photos. But because Pinterest uses pictures instead of words, it’s hard to track your brand when people aren’t actually mentioning your name.
That’s where Curalate comes in. It’s a web app for brands who want to manage and track their brand presence on Pinterest. It automagically finds your brand images on Pinterest using image recognition algorithms, and allows you track and monitor what your fans are saying and how they’re sharing your products and pictures.
Let’s see how easy Curalate is to use and whether it’s a good resource for brands. (more…)
We all love getting something great for free! However, hunting down the good free apps from the terrible ones in the jungle out there can be a difficult job.
Fortunately for you, AppStorm is here to help. We’ve collected together some awesome roundups of fantastic free apps for every device you own – all while trying to keep a mix of old classics and new favourites, hit the links below and immerse yourself!
