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Your very own personal trainer
Feedmyapp Promo Code - K63NLYRN3WFN What many people really need to get their body into shape is a personal trainer. Someone to map your goals and coach you through every step of your fitness regime. Someone to track your progress and motivate you to meet those goals and log all the levels you reach. Vitogo is that personal trainer who assesses your fitness levels and tailors a workout program that is right for you and evolves as you evolve. This easy to use health and fitness tracking application for iPhone and iPod touch will help you keep motivated and reach the ... Read more
Find, store and share PDF's
AsPDF is one of those types of apps that I love the most. While it appears to be little more than a place to submit and share PDF's - generally not the most exciting and fun concept - there are two different functions that AsPDF can fulfill. One the one hand it's a place to find thousands of manuals, documents and research material on anything from cancer research to any number how-to manuals. But on a sneakier and very clever level it could also be a place where you could effectively store all your home manuals and technical information and ... Read more
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Sleep monitor - zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Well they’ve certainly got the name of this one right, it made me yawn just reading the description. I’m all for research into anything that might be of use to people’s wellbeing but this one doesn’t seem to have any real purpose apart from presenting you with a graph that will prove to your friends that you weren’t lying when you said you were having trouble sleeping! The app isn’t difficult to use, you sign in and then enter the details of your sleep experience. Having said that I’m not sure how you note the exact time you actually fell asleep as ... Read more
Simple and free app for solo healthcare practitioners
This is a simple and free app and if you’re a solo healthcare practitioner of any kind you could do a lot worse than have a serious look at it. There are far more important things to be getting on with without having to spend time organizing the appointment book and in the hands of DocMeln you can, to a certain extent, happily forget about that aspect of the day’s work. Read more
Find, read and organize academic papers - a pleasure to use
While ReadCube doesn't contain anything earth shatteringly extra to similar apps like Papers For Macintosh, Mendeley and Zotero, it is a very useful and attractive looking alternative to have around. ReadCube streamlines PubMed / Google Scholar searches and article downloads, helps researchers to organize and annotate publications as well as creating references with Endnote and simplifying the whole literature research thing. Read more
Quick, free and easy - turn a web page into a pdf file!
I like this app. Based in Poland (and available in English or Polish language versions), this online app makes life very easy if you need to create a .pdf file of any web page. You simply enter the full url (including http://) and click a button! A few seconds later the file is available for download. Read more
Fitness Questions and Answers
Itis probably not a great idea to self diagnose oneself over the Internet. Your health is the most important thing and it is vital to speak to your practitioner or personal trainer first. However, let's be practical here. There are a number of simple questions about your fitness, nutrition and weight that could quite easily be answered by people in the know. You could Google your question and get lots of different answers or you could head for a reliable place like HowLean. This health and fitness app let's you ask simple questions about your fitness and get solid and ... Read more
Does that place have bedbugs? Check or report here!
I must be one of the luckiest people around. I’ve travelled a bit both for business and pleasure purposes but I’ve never had the misfortune to be eaten alive by bedbugs! I’m not quite sure what the people behind this site hope to achieve but I suppose they are providing a public service of some kind. Having said that I do think their mission to "report and follow bedbug information around the world" could be just slightly bordering on the over ambitious. There are a number of ways of interpreting the activity (or lack of it) on the site and some are ... Read more
Managing your practice just got easier
Running a medical practice these days is like running any other business when it comes to organization. When it comes to appointment scheduling and record keeping however it’s probably even more vital to have a robust system in place accessible by all practitioners from anywhere they might be. Read more
Save it, track it, treat it
I may be a little too cynical to provide an objective review of this application and I wouldn’t want to give the impression that I don’t consider stress to be a serious issue because I do. What I am finding difficult is in trying to work out what angle it’s coming from. Is it trying to put some "fun" into stress, which is an oxymoron of gargantuan proportions, or is it to be taken as a serious aid to reducing the condition? Read more