Have a gadget that frustrates, confuses, or just plain confounds you? Wondering what all the social media fuss is about? Are you worried you spend too much time online? This is the time and place to ask Jenn anything! Take a peak at the column and video I recently did on this topic; how to pick the best smartphone for your personality. Q: Teresa M. Are there any inexpensive tech tools out there that might make it easier for me?
A: Hi Teresa β I really like Lemon Pageonce: Financial peace of mind that fits in your pocket This mobile app is like having a stress-free babysitter for your budget. All you have to do is sign up, download the free app, and link it to any and all accounts you want it to manage. You just sign up for free, link it to your credit card or bank account, and then check the boxes next to the expenses you want to tally.
For work or business expenses, it generates perfect expense reports with automatically attached receipts that you can just email to whomever needs them. With the smartphone app, you can also just snap a picture of your receipts on the go, and Expensify keeps them as digital records online that you can attach and email. You could use this to keep track of any kind of spending you do, from groceries to medical bills to figuring out how much money you really spend on shoes.
What costs more? Where can you have full internet browsing? You can access Netflix, Hulu Plus, and a lot more. It also has a lot of apps made especially for it. But among the three, Roku has the most content, and if content is what matters to you, Roku is the best option.
A: Hi Harriet β there are a great many apps to help with memory, tech-instruction, and even connecting you with friends and family.
