Five apps for a wondrous wedding
The big rush of the June wedding season is over, but if your summer schedule is anything like ours, you still have plenty of nuptials on the horizon. Whether you’re a bride, groom, guest of honor or mere well-wisher, there’s an app out there to help take the madness out of matrimony.
iWedding Deluxe for iPhone
Don’t want to go to the expense of hiring a professional wedding planner? Put the plans in your pocket with this all-inclusive app. Keep track of everything from your budget to wedding day photos to those all-important seating arrangements. You have enough to think about already without worrying about your noisy college friends sharing a table with your easily shocked Aunt Eleanor.
Wedding Organizer for BlackBerry
If a to-do list isn’t already a part of your daily routine, there’s nothing like an impending wedding to make it so. This smart, stylish organizer helps your sort through and prioritize all the myriad tasks that make the Happiest Day of Your Life the busiest as well. Sort your tasks in a checklist that makes it easy to tell what’s been done and what still needs doing.
Wedding Bridal Binder for Android
Another indispensable planner app, this one is especially useful for lining up the all-important vendors and services that will make your date stand out. Group your vendors into categories, get tips on which questions to ask in an interview, learn how to give useful feedback and more.
Samsung moves across all carriers:
The Galaxy S series
It’s a heartbreaking scenario for a mobile phone junkie. You read a spec sheet for a handset that sounds like the phone of your dreams. It’s just the right size, offers all the functions you’re looking for and runs on your favorite operating system. It’s perfect in every aspect but one: It’s not available from your current carrier. Unless you’re looking at an expiring contract and ready to jump carriers, you’re pretty much out of luck.
Unless, of course, your phone of choice is part of the Samsung Galaxy S series. The Korean tech giant is blazing some trails by offering a version of its newest Android smartphone for all four major US carriers. Whether you’re a committed customer of AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile or Verizon, there’s a Galaxy phone for you. Of course, even within the Galaxy domain, all phones are not created exactly equal.
Bear with us here, as this could get a little confusing. Although each of these four phones is a Samsung Galaxy S, they’re not quite identical. For starters, each carrier calls the phone by a different name. The design and available features also vary somewhat from phone to phone. ...
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