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Business card scanners are usually a huge disappointment. But thanks to cell phones with cameras, there’s some hope. I just tested LinkedIn’s CardMunch app for iPhone on my new iPhone 4s (will probably work on the iPad2, but I don’t have one of those…) and the results were good! The first time you open the [...]
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So, you’re apped-out to the hilt at work. You’ve figured out what CRM application makes you more productive, what document storage app is the easiest to use…. but, what about when you go home? I recently moved to a new place and took the opportunity to splurge on some new technology I’ve been eyeing for [...]
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If you’re not familiar with ClientLook, it’s a cloud based CRM developed specifically for CRE. There are several different ways you can use it – as an easily accessible repository for your contact/calendar info that syncs with your other apps, a project collaboration tool and/or a way to keep track of all your deal activity. [...]
Continue Reading →A small group of us started The CRE App Review in January of 2012 with the goal of becoming the go-to source for all things CRE tech related. We all had something in common: the desire to encourage an increase in technological adoption throughout CRE. It is widely know that CRE is notoriously slow to [...]
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Image credit: cnet Gmail Compose Feature: How to Disable While Gmail is generally a really great cloud email service, sometimes they roll out features that are odd or just plain bad. Gmail Compose is one of them. I’m not sure what what the Gmail folks had for breakfast the day they released compose, but apparently they think writing [...]
Continue Reading →After 130 votes, 42Floors came out on top with 56% of the overall vote. Congrats to 42Floors, as well as OfficeSpace.com and TheSquareFoot for continuing innovate how tenants and brokers search for office space. For the next frontier of the search for office space check out Cube Cities, it’ll knock your socks off (you’ll need [...]
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Adding signatures to email can be a real chore. Sometimes you can’t use images, or if you can, they’re not embedded and end up as attachments. And links to your social networks – forget about it! Some of the problems can be solved with “advanced” methods requiring some HTML knowledge. But if you’re frustrated with [...]
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Ever feel like a single camera angle is not enough, but don’t have the budget to create a 360° virtual tour? Now all you need is 99¢ and an iPhone or Android device. 360 Panorama by Occipital: Beautiful panoramas made easy. Take stunning 360 panoramas everywhere. 360 Panorama turns your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad [...]
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Real Estate Pro is the easiest way to stay informed about your local real estate and office space marketplace. Use it to find office space listings for lease and property for sale. Follow and connect with active brokers and professionals, track new property listings and see the latest deals in your market. What does Rofo’s [...]
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As voice recognition virtual assistants become more prevalent (i.e. Siri and its Android alternatives), what’s the next step? With Google Now, Google appears to be making the attempt to leapfrog apps which solely focus on improving the quality and reliability of the recognition software, by building an application which anticipates what you need. In other [...]
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