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10 Best iOS Apps Of 2013
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DavidW331
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3/4/2014 | 10:17:48 AM
3 Business apps that are focused on selling, leading and caoching!
I would add a three more mobile apps that are great for business people who want to sell, lead and work better:
  1. WorkOnIT, a personal business coach and goal tracking app: http://workonit.coachbyapp.com/
  2. Adaptive Sales Coach: A sales profiling app and CRM tool: http://www.adaptivesalescoach.com
  3. Adaptive Leadership Coach: A team profiling app that helps you understand how to motivate and lead individual team members better http://lead.coachbyapp.com/
FrankP189
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1/31/2014 | 1:16:57 AM
Email for business
Email for Business is another app that I think should have been a part of such a list. I have been using it for quite some time and my emaling headache has literally vanished.
anon2894975460
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12/18/2013 | 9:00:25 AM
10 Best iOS Apps of 2013
Good list, thank you for sharing. I like Dropox, is a great app, but also one of my favorite apps is Meeting, an app that helps you write meeting minutes, setup meeting agendas, manage action items etc The app works on Mac, iPad and iPhone  http://themeetingsapp.com/
jurowski
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12/16/2013 | 1:00:13 PM
Evernote should be there... also love FastEver to save synced ideas quickly
I agree that Evernote should be on the list as it's a great productivity tool... I also love "FastEver" to save synced ideas quickly to my evernote db.
melgross
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12/15/2013 | 7:46:41 AM
Re: What's your favorite iOS app?
All the steps? You mean pressing the forward arrow? That's one step.
mkelly946
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12/14/2013 | 10:37:10 PM
Re: What's your favorite iOS app?
Got up to three and got tired of all the steps necessary to read a new page.  if theres a better way, tell me.  Otherwise I'm off Info Week 10 bests.  Its a cheap fix.
Susan Fourtané
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12/14/2013 | 10:22:18 AM
Re: What's your favorite iOS app?
I believe Evernote should be on the list. It's a super useful app, and it always works great. It's one of my top favorite apps. 

-Susan
moon2091
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12/14/2013 | 12:51:57 AM
best app to me
Mailbox, 1password these 2 are my favourite. here is a list of 1o really cool iphone apps.

 
Thomas Claburn
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12/13/2013 | 10:32:04 PM
Re: Duolingo and Uber get my vote
I'll second Uber and Duolingo. Great apps.
D. Henschen
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12/13/2013 | 5:06:00 PM
Duolingo and Uber get my vote
Out of all of these, I think I'll download Duolingo -- for Spanish and German translation -- and Uber, for hailing cabs and private drivers. Last time I was in San Francisco it started raining and the cab lines at hotels were out the door. Could have used a private driver to get to the airport ontime.
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