Lemona new online service, which we touched upon briefly in our article about how toditch your walletin favour of your smartphone, gives you a free and easy way to save all of your receipts online simply by taking photos of them. The Web and mobile app makes it incredibly easy to save your receipts on the go, rather than having to hold on to little scraps of paper if you’re trying to keep track of your budget....
Storific, the startup aiming to cut waiting staff out of the equation by allowing customers to order directly from their phones, has today emerged from private beta, meaning that any establishment can sign up to start accepting orders via the app. As we reportedback in December, Storific is a simple idea with big potential. The service takes to form of an iPhone app that users can load up in supported restaurants....
In Decemberwe coveredStorific, a French startup offering an iPhone app that allows diners to order food in restaurants without having to speak to a waiter. The company last week raised $200,000 in venture funding, and it’s got some ambitious plans for how to spend it. Storific is currently being tested privately by 37 restaurants, However, the company has plans to transform its app from just helping users order food and drink into one that becomes a ‘one-stop shop’ for visits to restaurants, hotels and bars....
Oh pundits, how you make me laugh. In case you missed the news today,Googlehashad some problemswith a very small number ofGmailusers. Somewhere in the neighborhood of less than 1/3 of 1 percent of all Gmail users were affected. While the grand scheme number might not matter to you if you happen to be one of those affected, it does matter in the bigger picture of things. The screaming around the Internet today has been that moving to the cloud has inherent dangers such as the inability to access your data if something goes wrong....
TLDR:A one-year subscription to Studio Sweat onDemand lets users create their own online fitness program through video-led and livestream workout sessions, now at 60 percent off. If COVID concerns still make you uncomfortable about going to the gym, you’re not alone. Even as the world slowly begins to reopen its doors and return to normal after the past year, many say the lessons learned in 2020 might have permanently changed how people handle all kinds of situations, including their individual fitness goals....
