10 WINDOWS PHONE APPS THAT WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY

The Windows Phone Store is packed with apps that can greatly increase productivity and save money for business users.

If you run a company, large or small (and if you work for one, for that matter), it’s always worth considering how you can make mobile technology work for you. Here are ten apps that will help you maximize profits as well as make the most of those precious minutes and hours in the office.
Lync 2013

You’ll need to have a Lync server running or to be signed up to an Office365/Lync Online account if you want your workforce to use this, but it’s a huge productivity booster, in that it can tell you in real time which of your colleagues are available for calling, messaging or emailing. More importantly, though, it’s a tool for conference calling and instant messaging that doesn’t require long, awkward passcodes or numbers: that speeds up the whole experience. All in all, it’s a super efficient way to get immediate answers and take timely decisions with your team, while saving on on phone bills for mobile workers.


TimePunch Mobile

This is a very useful tool that allows you to parse and analyze exactly how long you (or your employees) are spending on particular tasks, which, of course, enables you to then streamline your workflow. You can sync your data to the Windows version so that you can view it on your computer, and you can export and import data that way too. Priceless – and free!


Budget Buddy

One of many budgeting tools available in the Windows Phone Store, this is an expense tracker that will allow your employees to efficiently track their work-related spending and save you time dealing with their claims: they can photograph their receipts, graph their spending in relation to their allocated budget, and export the data to OneDrive later. Quick, efficient and eliminates endless paper-trails.


Yammer

Social media is great, but it can be a scourge to productivity. Turn it to your advantage by getting your team onto Yammer: a Facebook-esque system that restricts your contacts to the people you work with. Use it to share ideas and files, ask questions, and open documents: it’s a communication tool and a collaboration tool all in one.

Full Review and Specification for the Nokia Lumia 630

Here is the updated version of the Lumia 620, in the form of the Nokia Lumia 630 This is the latest device from Nokia that comes in at less than 100 pounds -. It is the first aussi this price range that come with Windows Phone 8.1

This phone has fast access to the configuration with a dropdown box (something seen on Android and iOS), along with the new version of Windows Phone also has a notification center, and a voice called Expired PA Cortana. Cortana is not available for devices in the UK until the end of June.

Looking good?

If you know how to design ICT Nokia phones no surprises here - the 630 is covered with a single piece of hard plastic on the sides and back. You can remove the cover and replace it with one of a different color - take your pick from green, yellow, white, black or orange. During this aussi Where is the battery, the microSIM and microSD card slot to expand the storage on board.
Nokia Lumia 630 Back

A 4.5-inch phone, would not have been considered small in the past, and now intended to say that the Nokia 630 sits nicely in the hand, thanks to the tapered edges especially ICT. Allows you to reach this upper corners ICT easily with your thumb. Easy access aussi the volume keys and power.

With a 134g and 9.2 mm deep weight, this may not be the thinnest or lightest around, pointing device, however, feels good quality for a phone that costs less than £ 100.

On display

- The display shows a ppi of 218 and a resolution of 480 x 854 Well, a lot of phones that have much better stats than that (cost target aussi much) boasts. Meta thanks to the bold and bright interface that Windows Phone 8.1 enjoy the low res screen is not really a problem. It is bright enough to see the outside, colors and viewing angles appear strong are good enough - though not outstanding - viewed from above and the whole screen looks very pale.

Nokia Lumia 630 Display

The number of pixels is reduced on other phones at this price point - the Motorola Mote E, for example, has 540 x 960 resolution 4.3in screen ICT, if you are an effective target Windows Phone This is one for budget.

solid performance

Under the hood is a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400. Processor speed of 1.2 GHz, and partnered with 512 MB ​​of RAM, which performs very well thank you very much. Thanks to the fact that they have to push around So Many pixels, the chip always seems to be ble to handle everything you throw at it. Applications release quickly, the phone seems sensible user interface and runs smoothly.
Nokia Lumia 630 Review Picture 4

Yes, you will not make the kind of games you might enjoy 3D on a Nokia Lumia 1020, the objective of lower intensity games, social networking and web surfing, the 630 is perfect.

This latest update to Windows Phone 8.1 Go to center dropdown notifications introduced, as already seen in iOS and Android, and you should see the voice-activated personal assistant - Cortana nicknamed - the telephones in the late summer.

Battery life is good thanks to less power-hungry processor and no HD screen - we got a good couple of days of average use of a load. It is a shame that the 5MP snapper disappoint you, though. No flash and snaps taken in bright light was nothing disappointing purpose. We were presented grainy, blurred with when we fit inside. If you like taking selfies you are in luck as there is no front-facing lens.
Nokia Lumia 630 Review Photo 5

our finding

A phone clean, well built, looks good, has the latest version of Windows Phone software, a decent screen, reasonable power and an impressive battery life. That's a lot of phones that are getting 99 pounds. The snapper can be disappointing and is only good for outdoor shots, there are plenty of other uses for ICT points - interchangeable covers, removable battery, ability to expand storage up to 128 GB. If you want a Windows Phone phone and you're on a budget that the Nokia Lumia 630 is the perfect choice.