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**Technology** has improved our lives in so many different ways - can you even imagine the times when you were *not* able to tell your friend you'll be 10 minutes late because there were no mobile phones, and when you were *not* able to google anything at any time and actually had to use books to research!

It seems like there's an App for *everything* nowadays, **so why not use Apps to enhance your productivity even more?**
These apps will help you work more efficiently, procrastinate less, remember things, keep track of your tasks and progress, keep a digital notebook, and manage your calendar. 
In the end, everybody has to find out what works best for themselves, but I definitely feel like apps can help you be more organized and productive since we spend so much time on our electronic devices anyway! 


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# <center>To-Do-List-Apps</center>

### Wunderlist
Wunderlist is a simple, beautifully designed App that lets you create and manage to-do lists easily.
Lists can be shared with other users and edited by them as well, and you can also set specific reminders to help you *not* forget something important!

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### Any.Do
Any.Do is a very simple to-do list App. 
It lets you categorize your tasks in order of priority, distinguishing between tasks you want to get done today, tomorrow, soon, or whenever.
It's available on mobile as well as a desktop application, so that you can easily sync your to-do lists between smartphone and laptop. 

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### Todoist
Todoist lets you create to-do list that sync on all your devices. You can share them with your friends or colleagues that can edit or add comments to them, you can categorize and organize your tasks, set reminders, recurring tasks, and more.

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### OmniFocus
OmniFocus is probably the most complex, and maybe even the post popular to-do-list / productivity app out there.
It has so many different features that it would be hard to list them all, and there are even tutorials about this app and how to make the most of it!
You can arrange and customize your tasks, set reminders based on time or even a certain location you're in, sync lists across all your devices, and much more.

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# <center>Note Apps</center>

### Evernote
Evernote is probably one of the most popular, if not *the* most popular note taking app.
It lets you create notes with pictures, save screenshots or articles, share notes with your friends, tag and organize files and much more. 
And since it's available as a mobile App, desktop app and web application, you can pretty much sync your notes from any device. 

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### Paper
The app Paper lets you draw or sketch any notes, combine them with text or images, create charts and diagrams, create lists, arrange or customize them and much more. 
It's obviously inspired by the original feeling of drawing / sketching into a notebook, and wants to give its users these endless opportunities! 

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### Bear Notes
Bear Notes is a beautiful, simple app to combine pictures, places and other things with your notes. 
You can also create a to-do list inside your note, format your text and more!

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# <center>Email Apps</center>

### Poly Mail
Poly Mail is an Email App with a very simplistic design. 
It lets you track your emails, mark to read or send them later, and more!

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### Newton Mail
If you have multiple different email accounts from different providers, this might be your all-in-one-solution.
Newton Mail is available for mobile and desktop, and it lets you snooze emails, send later, undo send, and much more. 

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# <center>Time Management Apps</center>

### Be Focused
Be Focused is a Time Management App that lets you combine a to-do list with a timer. 
You can organize all the tasks you need to do and add a specific time interval to them. 
The app will then remind you to complete the task, work as a stop watch, lets you track and analyze your progress and more. 

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### Forest App
The Forest App lets you plant virtual trees in order to help you being more focused and less distracted!
How it works: You open the App to plant the tree, and whenever you then open your phone to do anything else (procrastinating...) your tree dies.
The goal is to grow a healthy virtual forest and stop being so distracted by your phone! 

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### RescueTime
We all know that the internet is a big temptation to start procrastinating.
To stop that, RescueTime tracks the websites and apps you use the most, and also notes how much time exactly you spent on it. You can then review the statistics and make the appropriate changes to work more efficiently!  

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### <center>Which Apps do you use to be more productive, or which one of these would you try out?</center>



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