Summer apps

• Now that the Samsung Galaxy S III is rolling out on the various carriers, my top pick of the 5 hottest summer smartphones, I wanted to share my ten favorite Android apps to use during the summer.
(ZDNet)
• These innovative and highly ranked apps may fill your specific vacation needs, from planning to keeping track of your traveling party as you roam your destination.
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• Only 35 days remain until the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games, and apps for the iPhone and iPad that help you follow the fun are coming thick and fast.
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• Summers here! Make the most of the season with these apps designed to help you on summer vacations both abroad and at home. Whether you have an iPhone or a Droid, weve got the summer travel app for you.
(USA Today)
• (Image Caption: Navigon apps help guide users to their destinations.
(PC Advisor)
• My iPad goes with me on all my trips and is in my bag for my daily train commutes as well. With the orange ZAGG Keyboard Case and slick black keyboard I am finding I use it more for dedicated writing, reading, and media consumption than my laptop.
(ZDNet)
• There are summer money-saving apps one expert says you shouldnt vacation without. You dont have to be tech-savvy to download a smartphone application. And in some cases, they can cut your bill in half, on everything from hotels to a tank of gas.
(Abc Local Web)
• Hurricane season is upon us as unpredictable summer storms arise and fall, sometimes with little warning. With these highly rated apps, you can monitor any storm's track and severity right on your phone.
(NWI.com)
• During the summer, kids play outside, watch TV, play video games and, often times, they forget what they learned in school. Research shows that during the summer students forget many of the reading and math skills learned during the school year.
(Guam Pacific Daily News)
• MARTHAS VINEYARD — With the presidential election just a few months away, President Barack Obama will skip his annual summer stay on Marthas Vineyard this year, according to a local business owner and state police.
(Cape Cod Times)