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5 Apps you are Thankful for #ThankfulThursdays #Week13

Posted on 26 January 201726 January 2017 by Mayuri Sharrma
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Technology is a wonderful thing!

It has made life so much easier for most of us. Yes, it does get its share of brickbats too, but it depends how you use it, right?

After the advent of the Mobile Phone we thought life had changed. Then Mobile Phone Apps followed and we realized what true change, and convenience, really was.

My Mobile Phone is the most important accessory in my life right now, like it is for many others I’m sure. And the Apps I use for everyday purposes have certainly made my life easier. Even though I use them often, some everyday too, I rarely pause to think of them thankfully. What better time and way to do so than with this week’s prompt of Thankful Thursday, hosted by Amrita and Tina?

So here are the Apps I am thankful for

Google: From looking for how much time is required to boil an egg perfectly to where I could get the best Ghevar in Chennai or what is the best time to travel to Assam, the Google App that has all the right answers. It’s lightning fast, it’s convenient and I have no idea how I survived before I discovered Google!

Google Maps: My sense of direction is so skewed that if you follow mine for the supermarket a few blocks away they just might lead you to a neighbouring state! Which is why Google Maps is another favored app. Moving to a new city 3 years ago, or when we travel to a new city, this is the app that helped and continues to help us find our way around. Since we love driving to places too, the convenience of being warned of  traffic blocks ahead, or immediately getting information about the nearest Petrol Pump if we are low on fuel or the next Restaurant, if WE need to fuel up makes navigating a comfortable experience .

MakeMyTrip: We travel a lot, which means we need to book tickets. With MMT we can compare prices and get the best deals on flight or train tickets. Their booking a hotel along with the tickets is a great addition too. When are are sure of our future travel schedules we book our tickets as early as possible and have gotten lucky with with unbelievable prices sometimes!

PicMonkey: As a writer it is always a plus to enhance blogposts with custom made posters and images. On Instagram too, it is aesthetically pleasing to announce or publicize your posts with unique images. This is where PicMonkey is a boon. Their mobile app is so easy to use that within minutes you could create a poster/badge/picture and resize it according to where you need to use it for (twitter/Instagram etc) and you’re done!

FreeCharge: My online wallet. Pay bills, book movie tickets, order your Gas or even donate to religious/educational/Women’s and more causes, at the click of a button. And that is not all, enjoy special offers and money back too on selected payments.

Jabong: I know we were asked to mention 5 Apps, but this post would be incomplete if I didn’t add my most favourite shopping app, Jabong! What you see is what you get, no cheating on the quality of anything you buy from Jabong. Easy exchanges and returns and money is credited back to your account or credited to your Jabong account. A special mention to their excellent customer care and after sales service!

 

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4 thoughts on “5 Apps you are Thankful for #ThankfulThursdays #Week13”

  1. Deepa Deepa says:
    27 January 2017 at 9:04 AM

    Looks like picmonkey is the most popular one. I also love jabong and google apps too. Agree with you that now its so much easier to find directions with google maps. Freecharge is also very helpful.

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  2. Shalini Shalini says:
    27 January 2017 at 9:19 AM

    Loving this prompt and going through everyone’s app list. I have to write on this one today now.

    Loved the way you have written your list M, your thankfulness comes across in each of them, for them!!

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  3. Geethica Mehra Geethica Mehra says:
    30 January 2017 at 9:10 PM

    Mayuri, I am so much impressed by the developer of Google. The app has made the search so much easier with just a click away.

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  4. Shivi Shivi says:
    4 May 2017 at 12:56 AM

    Look like most of the bloggers using pic monkey.. obviously I cant live without google maps.. driving to new places without this would be a big disaster ( our car gps is not the updated one )…

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