It seems like every day we are discovering more and more things we can do with our smartphones. The future is now, and if you’re wondering how to get your business in on the smartphone revolution, here are a few of the worthy, productive, and free business apps for your Android phone and or tablet.

The essential factor to save money is to know what you’re spending it on. If you know how to keep track of every buck spent, you can uncover precisely where your money is going and act accordingly. Now, keeping track of spending money ought not to be a difficult thing. In this post, I recommend you a swift and pretty easy way to track your money spending habits Online, using couple of kick-ass Google apps – Gmail and Google Docs. Let’s delve deeper!

While email itself is a productivity tool, it habitually turns into a freaky task that must be tackled – i.e. if used improperly. Funny comics illustrates the dreaded email cycle you’re suffering. No worries! Here comes the 12 Awesome Email (=Gmail) Productivity Tips you’ll ever need.

Google Reader is one of the best “web-based real-time website/blog feed reader (or) RSS/Atom aggregator” out there that keeps up with your choice of sites and continually checks it for new content whenever, you can be sure that you won’t miss a thing. It’s like a personalized Gmail email inbox for the entire web. In this post we’re going to see how to use Google Reader (for beginners) and then share from Google Reader to Twitter by two methods (one using in-built function and even better enhancement using a useful third part application).