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Now there’s no need to burden your hectic business life with expensive fax appliances and ink costs or bother about replenishing reams of paper. Because, to assist your enterprise and help you relax, here comes eFax - the nifty internet-run Android application . Presenting a thorough evaluation of eFax (2013): Version Rudiments a) eFax (2013) edition was released (upgraded) on 13th February 2013 making it version 2.1.2. b) The app measures 2.1 megabytes in size, requires Android version 2.2 or higher in order to operate, and may be utilized on all supported mobile devices and even desktops. a) eFax (2013) may be downloaded from the Google Play portal at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.j2.efax&hl=en Pricing and Other Conditions After installation, the app may either be used via a 30-day sample period or straightway through two paid plans that are described below: 1) eFax Plus : This plan comes with a monthly usage pr...

Five years ago if you wanted to draw some sort of technical diagram your best option was Microsoft Visio . If you’re on a Mac that option was OmniGraffle . They continue to be great for drawing diagrams, but they are damn expensive and not affordable to everyone. This is where and web based diagram software like Creately comes in very handy. Creately is an award winning diagram software that was launched in DEMO 2008 . If you don’t know what DEMO is, it is the conference that launched Google, Skype and much other prominent software. Since then it has grown in leaps and bounds and features prominently as a Visio alternative , even in the desktop software markets. Let’s explore some powerful and unique features in Creately. When Connectivity is Not a Problem Anywhere access is a feature of almost all cloud based software. As long as you can connect to the Internet you can access and work on your diagrams. But Creately offers a truly unique anywhere access ability via the...

Good morning folks. Today, we're going to be looking at five essential Android apps for travelling . While some of these apps will be more or less useful depending on what kind of travelling you're doing, there are enough general purpose apps here to make this worth your while. Let's get started, shall we? 1. Waze Waze is a rather clever driving app that offers a unique advantage - real time traffic data and incident reporting. While other apps (including the default Google Maps ) include some variant of traffic data, Waze goes a step further by allowing users to make both active and passive contributions to this data. For starters, your position will be anonymously shared with Waze servers. When multiple Waze users are stuck in a single location while using the app, this route will automatically be flagged as having poor traffic and the routing and ETA will be adjusted accordingly for everyone using the service. Waze also allows you to mark specific causes of ...