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5 Apps I Can't Live Without

Live or function... more like function!

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5 Apps I Can't Live Without
Georgetown

There are certain things that if I did not have access to in my life, it would fall apart, and very quickly. Without my laptop, I would be lost. My world revolves around this; school and being an EIC at Odyssey. I am on the internet in one way or another every day! In order to manage my life, here are some of the apps that help me stay on task, and move me through my day.

1. Google Drive

Every school document and important essay I’ve ever written is stored on here. Including all of my articles. Best part is, I can access it anywhere no matter where I am!

2. Calendar

Not many people use their calendar installed on the iPhone, but I take full advantage of this. If I don’t put something I have to do, in my calendar, I am completely lost. And WILL forget about it.

3. Reminders

Another app installed on iPhones that help keep me on task throughout my day!

4. GroupMe

In order to function as an EIC for Odyssey, we need GroupMe in order to keep in contact with not only our creators, but fellow EIC’s. Great way to be in a group message with TONS of people!

5. Gmail

I get at least 50 emails a day, so without being able to access this anytime or anywhere, there would be a lot of upset people trying to get ahold of me.
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