The Stardom Magazine | Debut Issue 25
Trello
Trello is that app that maybe sits unused on your phone for a while –
until that day when you’re assigned that dreaded group project. When a
group task does arrive, Trello comes into its own, allowing you to collaboratively organise group tasks and view everyone’s progress at a glance. An
absolute lifesaver.
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Google Chrome
Chrome is a fantastic mobile browser for the same reasons it’s a brilliant PC one – it’s less intensive on your phone, has a nice clean design
and is easy to use. For phone and tablet users, the best feature is tab
syncing – meaning that your tabs can follow you from your PC or Mac
onto your phone and out of the house. On your mobile.
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Camscanner
Camscanner and Genius Scan both offer great ways to forego expensive photocopying in the library and are much better than taking pictures
with the camera app – they help you frame the best possible picture of
your document before saving it as a PDF or text file of your choice for easier reading. Stupidly useful.
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Snapchat
Snapchat is just an ingenious idea; you send videos and pictures, decide
whether to overlay text or scribbles, then send. The catch is that the media deletes after an allotted amount of time, meaning that the recipient
will often never be able to show others what they received. Rude, lewd
and often hilarious, it’s the perfect companion to student antics.
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Readability
A lot of students have heard about the usefulness of Instapaper – but
many don’t know about the free and equally as useful alternative Readability. Save web articles from your PC, Tablet or Phone to your phone’s
memory so that you can read the article later – when you may not have
access to the Internet. Super useful for sending articles to your tablet or
your phone to read on the bus or train.
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