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In my opinion, the best and the one of the most good way of best sleeping, keep us relax and peaceful of mind by to make a accurate timings of sleeping or waking as well.
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Hmmm I might have to check this one out instead of just taking photos of a photo with my phone.Photoscan
Moving away from the health area, this one is one of my favorites. but I don't use it every week. but when I do use it I use it a lot.
It allows you to digitize your old photos
PhotoScan – scanner by Google Photos
Photos from the past, meet scanner from the future. Scan and save your favorite printed photos with the PhotoScan app from Google Photos.www.google.com
Going thru my mom's old photos I found a polaroid of me and my mom. I used Photoscan to digitize it and I think it came out pretty good.
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and here is one in color.
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Keep in mind that these photos were stored in a box for 50 - 60 years.
My top three used apps are Facebook, Safari (for VF) and Fitbit. Then comes TikTok.
Camera, Audible, my bank app, clock for timer/alarms, weather.
Oh, Amazon…can’t forget that.
All pretty basic ones but they get used everyday. I have a ton of apps downloaded that I rarely use. I’ve deleted some.
Camera, Audible, my bank app, clock for timer/alarms, weather.
Oh, Amazon…can’t forget that.
All pretty basic ones but they get used everyday. I have a ton of apps downloaded that I rarely use. I’ve deleted some.
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The iPhone has an app called Reminders.
I forgot all about it. Guess cause its built in.
It is another app I use everyday and its So useful
one of its best features is it works across all your apple devices. I'll create reminders on my Mac and they show up on my iPhone.
It does take a minute to figure it out and another minute to set it up. but after that adding reminders are super easy. you can even let Siri do it for you.
Back before Covid I used Reminders to make lists of thing to take on trips. So I had a list for overnight trips, a list for hiking, a list for road trips, etc. Now I have a list of fun things to do after the pandemic, and stuff like that.
here is a tutorial on Reminders.
support.apple.com
I forgot all about it. Guess cause its built in.
It is another app I use everyday and its So useful
one of its best features is it works across all your apple devices. I'll create reminders on my Mac and they show up on my iPhone.
It does take a minute to figure it out and another minute to set it up. but after that adding reminders are super easy. you can even let Siri do it for you.
Back before Covid I used Reminders to make lists of thing to take on trips. So I had a list for overnight trips, a list for hiking, a list for road trips, etc. Now I have a list of fun things to do after the pandemic, and stuff like that.
here is a tutorial on Reminders.
Use Reminders on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
With the Reminders app on iOS 13 or later and iPadOS, you can create reminders with subtasks and attachments, and set alerts based on time and location.
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Romer
"Romer" is an application that can manage a max of 6 timers or alarms at the same time.
It can be used for cooking, studying, sports, yoga, record videos, etc.
A cute and brightly colored animation can cheer you up during waiting times.
I used this a lot during my cancer treatment. I think the only thing I didn't like was that you had to remember to turn it on.
"Romer" is an application that can manage a max of 6 timers or alarms at the same time.
It can be used for cooking, studying, sports, yoga, record videos, etc.
A cute and brightly colored animation can cheer you up during waiting times.
I used this a lot during my cancer treatment. I think the only thing I didn't like was that you had to remember to turn it on.
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"romer" is an application that can manage a max of 6 timers at the same time. It can be used for cooking, studying, sports, yoga, record videos, etc. A cute and brightly colored animation can cheer you up during waiting times. ○●○●○● App Features ○●○●○● ○ Display the current time in a...
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When I first found Romer I thought it was just alarms. I didn't know it also had timers.
anyway, I found Timer+ to be really useful too.
Set multiple timers and stopwatches at once! Time by the second, minute or hour. Runs in the background so you’re free to use other apps. Includes a Today extension and iPad multitasking support.
Timers can be labeled and reused.
Really handy for cooking and exercising
anyway, I found Timer+ to be really useful too.
Set multiple timers and stopwatches at once! Time by the second, minute or hour. Runs in the background so you’re free to use other apps. Includes a Today extension and iPad multitasking support.
Timers can be labeled and reused.
Really handy for cooking and exercising
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Calm
Not the same thing as Calm Radio. Calm radio is similar but its mostly music and only certain selections are free.
you have to have some kind of special deal to get Calm for free. I got it thru my HMO. Otherwise its a little pricey.
The main functions are to improve Sleep quality, reduce stress and anxiety, improve focus, and self improvement.
I'm mostly using it for sleep but I'm checking out some of the other sections, now, too.
www.calm.com
Not the same thing as Calm Radio. Calm radio is similar but its mostly music and only certain selections are free.
you have to have some kind of special deal to get Calm for free. I got it thru my HMO. Otherwise its a little pricey.
The main functions are to improve Sleep quality, reduce stress and anxiety, improve focus, and self improvement.
I'm mostly using it for sleep but I'm checking out some of the other sections, now, too.
Experience Calm
Relax with Calm, a simple mindfulness meditation app that brings clarity and peace of mind into your life
I couldn't agree more with the importance of exploring and sharing apps, especially those that promote environmental sustainability. It's fantastic to see Apple showcasing Earth-friendly apps on the front page for Earth Day, sparking curiosity and encouraging us to make a positive impact. And speaking of discoveries, have you ever stumbled upon Games That Pay Instantly to Cash App? It's a fascinating platform that not only offers entertainment but also provides opportunities to earn real money through gaming. It's a great way to unwind while also boosting your wallet.
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So yesterday in the Podcast thread I posted info on a podcast called Walk. Later on I discovered that Walk is the audio portion of a game/fitness app called Walk. So I posted info and a link to the Fitness app Walk. That info and link really belong here so I'm going to post a link to that post here.
www.veganforum.org
I had noticed in the Apple Store that there were similar games, which brought my attention to Zombie Run. I played this once back when I was running. I don't remember why I only played it once - it might have been cause back then you had to pay for it. Or it might it have been because I didn't need the motivation or the distraction. Anyway, reading about it made me feel like I should have been playing it. Oh, also I'm not a fan of zombies.
Anyway the connection is that Walk and Zombie Run have the same author, Naomi Alderman , for the narrative. I also like the fact that the NHS funded Walk
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Radio - What Podcast Are You Listening To?
Parker Hewes - Your Money and Your Health. It was a 20 minute podcast listing 8 ways to maintain your health. It said 20 minutes of vigorous activity a week was enough. I don't do that often apart from my trampoline and I don't do it for 20 minutes at a time. I don't do any heavy lifting either...
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I had noticed in the Apple Store that there were similar games, which brought my attention to Zombie Run. I played this once back when I was running. I don't remember why I only played it once - it might have been cause back then you had to pay for it. Or it might it have been because I didn't need the motivation or the distraction. Anyway, reading about it made me feel like I should have been playing it. Oh, also I'm not a fan of zombies.
Anyway the connection is that Walk and Zombie Run have the same author, Naomi Alderman , for the narrative. I also like the fact that the NHS funded Walk
