For this Thing I get to write about any app I want to. Which is harder than it sounds since I just started using apps when I began the 23 Mobile Things.
There are a couple that I use frequently (and I'm using the word frequently loosely). One is the app for my bank. It's super convenient when I just want to check how my accounts are doing (can I afford that new pair of shoes?). Not a very exciting app, but very useful when on the go.
I've also been having fun with a QR/Barcode scanner app. There are many of these out there. I discovered I needed to try a few of them out to see which one worked the best on my phone. I still can't scan every code I come across, but enough to make it worth while. In fact, I thought QR codes were so neat, I decided to create and use them for the library. I found a few websites where I could create them for free. I made one and added a QR code to our Paws to Read bookmarks that lead to the website to register for the program. Sweet.
And finally, being a weather junkie, I have the NOAA app. Very handy when you need to know what kind of weather you'll meet on the trails.
There are a couple that I use frequently (and I'm using the word frequently loosely). One is the app for my bank. It's super convenient when I just want to check how my accounts are doing (can I afford that new pair of shoes?). Not a very exciting app, but very useful when on the go.
I've also been having fun with a QR/Barcode scanner app. There are many of these out there. I discovered I needed to try a few of them out to see which one worked the best on my phone. I still can't scan every code I come across, but enough to make it worth while. In fact, I thought QR codes were so neat, I decided to create and use them for the library. I found a few websites where I could create them for free. I made one and added a QR code to our Paws to Read bookmarks that lead to the website to register for the program. Sweet.
And finally, being a weather junkie, I have the NOAA app. Very handy when you need to know what kind of weather you'll meet on the trails.
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