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Real estate appraisers commonly walk long distances, whether it is appraising a large tract of land or measuring a big house. Have you ever wondered how many calories you burned during a real estate appraisal? You can easily find out by using the free iPhone app by Jillian Michaels.
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It is becoming increasingly important to be able to access your data and files from anywhere. One solution is to sync all of you files to all of your devices (desktop, laptops, smartphone, tablet, and even an iPad. Unfortunately all of these devices have a limited amount of internal storage.
ZumoDrive can help solve this problem.
Zumodrive [...]
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Yahoo released the Sketch-a-Search iPhone app that lets you search with your finger. Say you are searching for a restaurant within 5 blocks of your current location but want to avoid a certain area, just draw a shape on the map and that area becomes your search area.
No keywords, or typing—just draw on your screen [...]
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ZipRealty released an updated version of their iPhone app on February 18th. The updated version includes an augmented reality feature that enables the user to look through their iPhone to see what homes have sold recently and what homes are currently listed for sale.
ZipRealty’s new HomeScanTM feature gives users the opportunity to look through their [...]
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LoopNet, Inc released an iPhone app on Jan 8th for anyone looking to buy or lease commercial real estate. The app is free and does not require you to register to use it.
I downloaded the app and was searching for commercial real estate within seconds. You can search for properties for sale or lease and [...]
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JotNot is an iPhone app that converts a photo into a document. You simply take a picture of a document, receipt, etc, tell JotNot where the corners are, and it will process the image. The document does not have to be straight and the picture can be taken from an angle.
JotNot is more than just [...]
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Evernote is a “Remember Everything” application that works on a desktop (Mac and PC), a mobile phone (Android, Blackberry, Palm Pre, and iPhone), and over the web. Evernote is great for taking notes but two of its best features are that 1) it processes each image so you can search for text inside of photographs [...]
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The iPhone 3GS has a built in digital compass. The digital compass app works just like a magnetic needle compass and shows you the position you are facing. I have never had the need to use it and really did not care about it, until now. Did you know you can integrate the iPhone’s compass [...]
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Redfin is an online real estate broker that is available in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Orange County, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC. They made a big announcement on 11/05/2009 that they are making multiple listing service details on sales public the moment they are marked final on the [...]
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AgentWorld launched an iPhone app that allows realtors to post to AgentWorld from their iPhone. The app is free and all you need to post to AgentWorld.com is a free account.
Share local real estate information that demonstrates your knowledge of a specific area or specific type of property. Share recent listings or sales, upcoming [...]
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