Top five productivity apps for your smartphones

Here is the list of top five productivity app that will help you manage your everyday work with ease and efficiently.

Whether you have an iPhone, Android phone or the Blackberry, the point of owning a smartphone is to manage your everyday activities with ease. A smartphone can really increase your work efficiency and boost your productivity. Say hello to productivity applications!

What are the productivity apps? A productivity app manages your everyday schedule and keeps all sorts of data that you can need. From official documents to snapshots and video clips to the audio files- you can operate all this easily with the productive apps. But which are the best productive apps for today? Here is our top picks:

Evernote (All Smartphones): Evernote makes it easier for the user to connect different devices and transfer data. For instance, it helps you to connect your smartphone with your tablet device. Beyond transferring data you can maintain your personal notes as well. You can make an entry in it and you can save it.

This app is not restricted to the word files, you can save pictures, videos and audios file as well. By clicking snapshots from your iPhone you can transfer it through this app into any other device.

Advanced Task killer (Android): Multitasking capabilities are available in every handset today. We work on many applications at the same time. Such as, on one side we read e-books and on the other we play games. When multiple applications are left open in the background they start eating into the battery.

So, through this app you can close all such application with just one click. You can even use its “auto kill feature” in which you will select some of the apps which you do not use very often and which usually eats up your battery.

Google Gesture Search- (Android): The Google Gesture search helps you finding the music track and the phone number of any person with the first letter of their name. What you need to do is just write the first letter in the screen with your finger and the names starting from that letter will appear on the screen. It’s a good short cut to get the numbers and select songs without scrolling the whole list.

Dropbox- (Android, Blackberry and iPhone): This application is for all sorts of smartphones and PC’s. You have to just make your Dropbox account and download the Dropbox app. Once you through with this, then you can add all sorts of music files, pictures, videos and documents in your Dropbox, which is very simple. And the best part about this app is that you can access the data through any device on which you can open your Dropbox account. So, once you have loaded the files then you can retrieve it back from wherever you are.

Instapaper (iOS):  This iphone app help you  save all the articles which you wish to read later. All you need to do is install bookmark in your iphone and whenever you come across any page on the web that you want to read later just bookmark that and it will be directly sent to the Instapaper. Android users can also run this app in their smartphone by using the Readingo a third party app, which is available at the market place.

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