Wouldn’t it be swell if we’re to have someone or something remind us of what we’re supposed to do or even send text messages for us when we know we wouldn’t be able to hold our phones? For the reminding bit, yes, there are quite a number of apps dedicated to do just that but what if we roll it into one with an application that can both remind us of the things we have to do and send out text messages or dial calls? I bet that’s going to be a wonder unto itself because forgetting is as innate as breathing unless you have a photographic memory. But if you’re a common app monger who clings on mobile software to make your routinary life more bearable and easy, take a look at Location Alerts, an app triggered by your vicinity, which can do all the mundane things for you.

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Today’s technology affords us many luxuries that last century’s generation have missed. And while our forefathers may not like some of the technological advancements we take for granted today, our parents may find GianLuca Giusti’s thoughtful (no pun intended) innovation useful.

Boxes & Stuff is a unique asset management tool that helps people remember where they put any object in their house. Arguably one of the first lifestyle apps this year designed to work best with the iPhone 5, Boxes & Stuff generates and reads QR codes for easy item storage and identification.

Sounds like a perfect solution to your inventory problems? Learn more about the app after the jump.

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Writing is considered as one of the best and powerful expression of one’s thoughts, feelings and desires. Some people would be more comfortable when they keep everything in private – no one has a say on whatever they are going through. To most people, their best bud would be their handy dandy little notebook where they can write, draw or even plan out something that pops in their head. This notebook full of blank pages may be filled up with plans, dreams, desires, imaginations and everything in between. But having separate notebooks for each would be such a hassle when all we want to do is to enjoy the comfort of living in this high-tech world, right?

I know we can’t remember everything so writing them down on a piece of paper is a very essential thing to do. For the creative artists, having a platform that they can grab easily and bring with them everywhere is a big help in making their lives easier. Whether you’re a poet, an artist, or an Obsessive Compulsive parent, I’m pretty sure I got everything you need in just one application.

Whatever life throws at you, be ready to document it and keep it on your little virtual notebook because Notes on Life got you covered.

As you ponder on your daily musings on life, why don’t you read on my Android app review for more life-changing details after the break.

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Please allow me to start this off with a greeting: Happy new year, Applatter readers! And in line with the new roundabout journey of our planet around the sun, let’s all start 2013 on the right foot by being positive and goal-minded. Remember that it’s up to us to make one full year—or our lives, even—on our favor. What better way to make this year unfold gradually good than to achieve your wishes, be it short term or long term? If you’ve been constantly throwing your dreams back to make time for some other ethereal thing, then you’re probably missing out a lot! But lo and behold, there’s a freshly brewed application that can literally help you keep track of all your wants by giving you a timeline of your progress.

Interested on finding out what is all about and how it can help you set your eyes on the prize? Then read more of this iOS app review after the jump.

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This digital age where everything is contained in cyberspace to be immortalized as long as the internet exists makes tangible things slant toward the obsolete side. It’s too obvious a scene that no soul can possibly claim the opposite. However convenient and clutter-free we may be because of the efficient cloud storages at our disposal, there will always be a file or a photo that’s much better appreciated if printed.

Bulky photo albums that used to be piled up under the center table in the living room are being replaced by digital albums on Facebook or other social networking sites whathaveyou. Instead of flipping pages and pages of the past, all we do now is click ourselves away. There’s no question about the convenienve technology brings because photos are probably safer in an invisible storage. But if you prefer images that are printed out, then you might wanna check this app called .

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