Apps in April A-Z challenge summary

Here’s a summary of the posts written along with the apps I covered in the A-Z challenge. Hopefully, you may find a useful app from these quick overviews. Thanks to all those who visited and commented along the way.

Here’s my Pinterest board on the A-Z of apps in April.

Follow Carmel's board Apps A-Z on Pinterest.

If you don’t use Pinterest here’s the list alphabetically.

• Apparently apps: Adobe - Acrobat, Draw, Photoshop express, Adobe Post, Adobe Voice and Adobe Slate
• Books and a box: Box, British Library and Book Creator
• Create and customise: Canva, Camscanner and Chrome
• Do your data a favour: Dropbox, Drive and Docs
• Explain and remember: Explain Everything and Evernote
• Feeding from the frenzy: Feedly, Flickr and Flipboard
• A Gaggle of goodies: Google, 13 apps
• Handy Tools: Haiku Deck, Handy tools and Heart Rate
• Instant and interesting: Instagram and Inside History
• Just Journals and Junk: Journeys toolbox, Tripit and Evernote
• Keeping and Kindling: Kindle, Keep and Swiftkey Keyboard
• Love a Library: LibraryThing, Borrow Box, OneClick digital and Wheelers
• Map a museum: Australian Museum Sydney, Powerhouse Museum Sydney, Museum Victoria Melbourne
• Notes on the News: Notegraphy and News
• Over and over: Overdrive and Over
• Poses and pins in the pocket: Photofunia, Pixlr, Pocket and Pinterest
• Quick response: QR codes i-nigma, Outback Queensland Traveller’s guide, This is Queensland
• Read and remember: Readability, Readly and Remembering Them
• Snap and substitute: Snapseed, Superimpose and Sandisk Connect Wireless Flashdrive
• Tune in and type: TuneInRadio, TED talks and TypeDrawing
• Update and upgrade: App stores and settings
• Vocal variations: Using speech recognition and voice recording in apps
• Extra, extras: XE currency
• Words of wonder: Word Swag and WolframAlpha
• Yes for your interests: YouTube
• Zero in on the good things: Zinio

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