The best mobile apps of the week (XLIV)

TeamViewer (IOS): Applications for IOS to allow remote control of our team there are many, varied and diverse on a scale of prices. However, all of them, TeamViewer is my favorite. It has a very good performance and above all fits very well to changes in our connection speed when we are connected on 3G, for example, we have the best possible experience in controlling the other team. Apart from that incorporates a function by which we can access remote files and folders and either obtain a document from there or put us on our own. The version used in consumer applications (and the developer relies on our good faith), is free.

AutoStitch (IOS): Take panoramas on the iPhone is a topic that has been addressed in many ways. From some as PhotoSynth or Dermandar, who do you go with the movement of the phone to which I will talk today that requires taking the photos separately and join them later using the app. For me, though somewhat cumbersome, it is still the best option, as good results can be achieved like this . After the image processing can save the typical deformation pan or cut it into a rectangle to make it better, you have options of quality and accuracy of image stitching. It costs $ 1.99 | € 1,59

Last Time (Android): Curious Android application whose purpose is to filter the overwhelming amount of information we receive daily, only filter and display important news before anyone else. It is important to note that there is a news reader, at least not in the conventional way, just when something really important, and also shows him with a number of 1 to 10 next, based on the speed with which it spread the news on the internet to indicate its importance. Includes options to adjust the filters of the relevance of the news, if we only come to 10 the really important (to take examples from 2011: the earthquake in Japan, the death of Steve Jobs ...) and if we go down we will open the possibilities at other levels. Highly recommended, free.

TEAM Battery Bar (Android): Let's face it, the battery indicator on almost any smartphone, more Android which has lately become fashionable to display it vertically, not too intuitive. One of the main reasons is that it is too small, and is an area that solves this application. What it does, taking advantage of the flexibility of Android is to place the indicator throughout the notification bar and a percentage if we wish, providing a more accurate picture of what we eat and what we have. Curious as to at least give it a try. Free.

Vimeo (Windows phone): Fantastic as increasingly popular Internet services are taking their applications to Windows Phone. The last one was Vimeo, the video platform that living up to the same you always have to aesthetics yesterday launched a careful application you obviously can enjoy all the videos available but also raise our own, sharing and statistics look the same. Free.

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