Getting Organized, Financially Responsible and Fit with Wireless Internet Phone Apps by Justin Walton

Work and personal obligations can be difficult to juggle, especially when you have a packed daily schedule. Rather than stress out about the little things, you can use technology to help you manage your tasks and keep stress levels down. With smart phone and wireless internet technology, there are many application services that will help make your daily life much easier. The following are a few applications that can help you be more organized, financially prudent, and health and fitness-conscious. They are great ways to help you get your life in order.

1. Organizational Tools. Almost everyone needs to remain organized to keep track of all the different things going on in their lives--from work meetings to picking up the kids, from errands to chores. With ReQall, you can keep better organized without the to-do lists and post-it notes all over your planner and all over your fridge. You can keep organized with your multi-purpose smart phone. Users can call toll-free numbers to record memos, appointments, and other errands that you need to complete. The speech recognition software sends you these reminders and memos through email or through instant messaging. You can also retrieve your entire shopping list as you are going to the store so that you don't need to rely on an actual hard copy of the grocery list. Sync it with Microsoft Outlook and Google Calendar and you will be able get all the reminders you need. With just your smart phone and wireless internet, you can find your life much more organized and your stress levels declined.

2. Financial Assistant. In our consumer society, we are always looking to purchase items that we need or want. However, our bank account might not be able to actually afford those items. Instead of irresponsibly swiping pricey items on your credit card and dealing with the financial issue later, you can use wireless internet technology to check if you are able to actually afford the item in question. With Financer, a portable electronic ledger, you can keep track of your money so that in whichever store at the mall you are in, you can check your electronic checkbook ledger that lets you see if your disposable income will allow you to purchase that new outfit. In this economic recession, having these tools that push you towards financial responsibility is important.

3. Health and Fitness. From documentaries like Super Size Me and public service announcements, we all know about the health risks of consuming fast food regularly. The occasional calorie splurge can be alright; however, indulging in the frequent burger and fries might result in problems with obesity and other health issues. With Fast-Food Calorie Counter, you can tap into thousands of items from 41 fast food chains. You will see the calories, fat content, and number of carbs. That way, it might discourage you from eating there in the first place or at least push you to ordering something less fatty and slightly more nutritious from the menu.