Though our iPads can be great for relaxation, sometimes it’s crucial to use these mobile workhorses for business. Luckily, when there is a lot being asked of you and deadlines are to be met, there are applications that can help save the day.
In today’s video, we reveal our top three must-have applications that will help you get your work done more efficiently. Take care of your documents, get your to-do lists organized and more with these functional apps.
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5 responses to “Top 3 iPad apps that let you get real work done”
Hey thanks for viewing. Pages is $9.99 standard but is part of the free iWorks collection offer available after purchasing a new iOS device. I really wish they’d just make it free for everyone already.
I love Notability for the ability to synch audio with notes, so it is easy to jump in the recording based on what notes were taken in the moment, and the ability to highlight and annotate makes this fantastic for both students and teachers. I also like Todoist, which I use as my task manager. I love that it sends me a daily digest, so I know exactly what needs to be done when I start my day.
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5 responses to “Top 3 iPad apps that let you get real work done”
Pages, Task, and Evernote
Thank you!!
Isn’t Pages free now?
Hey thanks for viewing. Pages is $9.99 standard but is part of the free iWorks collection offer available after purchasing a new iOS device. I really wish they’d just make it free for everyone already.
I love Notability for the ability to synch audio with notes, so it is easy to jump in the recording based on what notes were taken in the moment, and the ability to highlight and annotate makes this fantastic for both students and teachers. I also like Todoist, which I use as my task manager. I love that it sends me a daily digest, so I know exactly what needs to be done when I start my day.