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An Email Inbox That Knows Who’s Important
Katie reviews Cloze, a free Apple iOS app that studies your emails and social-network interactions, then sorts messages according to people it thinks matter most to you.
From QWERTY to Quirky: New Ways to Type
Typing on glass keyboards — like those found on iPhones, Android phones and Windows Phones — should be much easier by now. Some new technologies are aimed at solving the problem.
Presentations in Poetic Motion
Presentations can be incredibly dull. Haiku Deck looks to add a little spice to them.
Podcast Hunter Tracks Down the Web’s Best
Stitcher’s Smart Station delivers audio content from your favorite radio shows to your device.
A Wedding App That Gives the Guests a Part
Before the wedding, the couple-to-be can create an app to keep their guests informed and involved.
Sketching Out a Future for the Stylus
The stylus is making a comeback as people shift more toward using the iPad and other tablets as productivity devices.
App Makes Readers’ Thoughts an Open Book
Katie looks at Subtext, a free iPad app designed to enable and encourage conversations among readers within digital books themselves.
Digging Deeper Into Roots With Spruced-Up Ancestry.com
Katie takes a fresh look at her family tree using a revamped Ancestry.com.
Using Another Screen to Interact With the TV
Katie tests three free apps that aim to get viewers more engaged in shows as they watch them on TV.
Hotel Booking for Procrastinators or the Picky
Katie tests two digital tools for booking hotels: HotelTonight, which aims to get people into rooms no matter how late they book, and Room 77, which wants to get people into the specific room they want.
