5 Must-Have Apps For Forgetful People
Every day is spent juggling career, family, appointments, shopping and who knows what else. Your home is dotted with sticky notes to remember all the tasks you need to complete. What you need is a little organization in your life. Well, I bet you didn’t know you had a tool for that right in your pocket. It’s called a cell phone and it has the power to simplify your life.
Here are 5 apps that can turn your cell phone into a virtual assistant:
Evernote
Evernote can save anything you can see on your cell phone’s screen. It can capture websites, text, images, music, screenshots or links. If you can see it on your phone, you can save it in Evernote. You can take pictures of recipes, checks or business cards and save those images, too. Everything you save can be tagged with keywords, enabling you to find just what you need with a simple search. You can even sync Evernote with your desktop, tablet or laptop.
Google Keep
Much more than a note pad or to-do-list, Google Keep will remind you of those little things that slip your mind when you've got too much to do. Need to remember to pick up some groceries? Set a location-based reminder to pull up your grocery list right when you get to the store. Need to finish a to-do? Set a time-based reminder to make sure you never miss a thing.
MailTime
Checking your email on your phone is convenient but it can be tiresome scrolling through multiple emails to find the one you want and the small screen size can make the messages hard to read. MailTime converts your emails to text message format to make it easier and quicker for you to either respond or delete it.
CalenGoo
This is actually a widget that is placed on your phone and synced with your Google calendar. It then alerts you to anything on your calendar via pop-up reminders. Never forget another appointment, meeting or birthday again.
YouMail
If you often forget to check your voicemail, here’s a tool for you. YouMail is a handy app that transcribes your voicemails and converts them to either email or text-or both, making it an easier and more convenient way to view, read and forward your messages.