Until I got ahold of the QuickOffice for the iPad I swore by Docs to Go. Access attachments from email, dropbox, or many other document “cloud” services. ProductivityĮditi your documents on the iPhone. It lacks some very basic functionality for me though, in that it cannot access folders from the app (although it can file things away to folders. It can save email messages into Evernote. It can send tasks to OmniFocus, Things, etc.

It has its own ability to create snippets, but can also integrate with TextExpander for iOS. There are some vexing things about Mail Pilot, and some things I just love.Ī “multi” IM product that allows for all of the standard IM protocols, as well as Twitter feeds.ĭispatch is an interesting app, because it is so integrated with multiple apps. This is another very interesting zero mailbox app – at a hefty price – $14.99. This is a very useful app for those who do not have a synchronization option for the GroupWise calendar.Īn interesting IMAP tool to help reach zero mailbox status. GW Calendar allows you to access your GroupWise Calendar through WebAccess. In my opinion, every GroupWise user who has access to GroupWise WebAccess should have this app! And for those of us who actually do get our mail in the mail app (IMAP, NotifyLink, Novell Mobility), it’s a very nice addition for those times when an email has an attachment type that isn’t supported by the mail app, but can be viewed by WebAccess. GW Mail is a wonderful way to access GroupWise WebAccess for those who have no other access via the native Apple mail app. I’m a geek – we all know that! I thought I’d share some of my favorite apps that are currently on my iPhone and iPad (some were on my iPod Touch before I became an iPhone user) Communications

Macgourmet for ipad free