From iPhone, let us shift our focus on 5 iPad apps for new ventures instead1) Things
What It is Good For: Task Management and Productivity
Price: $19.99
Application: Things for iPad
Things from Cultured Code is one of the more expensive applications in the iTunes store, but consider the return: a 24-hour on-call digital assistant that does pretty much everything you ask it to — no complaints, no questions asked. Thing's categories include Today, Next, Scheduled, Someday, Projects and Logbook. Check items off your list, organize your workload, and schedule meetings and appointments in one program.
2) Bloomberg
What It's Good For: Business News
Price: Free
Application: Bloomberg for iPad
If you run your own small business, it is not a bad idea to keep up with of what is going on in the business industry. Bloomberg for iPad helps you stay on top of news, stocks, equity index futures, bonds, podcasts, and more from one of the world's leaders in finance.
3) Numbers
What It's Good For: Spreadsheets
Price: $9.99
Application: Numbers
Eating lunch is more fun than crunching numbers in your office— leave this task to iPad's Numbers, an easy-to use spreadsheet application. In addition to a full virtual keyboard, Numbers provides 16 different spreadsheet templates, including Mortgage Calculator, Invoice, Employee Schedule, and Travel Planner. Each spreadsheet is edit and drag, drop, and resize images in. Numbers is simplistic without minimizing its capabilities — there are over 250 functions! We suggest you get cracking.
4) Dragon Dictation
What It's Good For: Transcribing
Price: Free
Application: Dragon Dictation
The average person speaks 125-150 words per minute. The average workplace typist, on the other hand, reaches about 50 to 60 words per minute (slice that number in half for your typical Web surfer). Small business owners can increase work efficiency and avoid raw fingertips by downloading Dragon Dictation by Nuance Communications. The voice-recognition application allows users to transcribe their voice as an e-mail, text message, or document. Sounds pretty good, right?
5) WebEx
What It's Good For: Web Conferencing
Price: Free
Everyone has those days when puffy slippers and last night's TV programming sound better than schlepping into work — whatever your reason for phoning it in, WebEx makes teleconferencing from your iPad easy. Simply invite others to participate over e-mail, IM, or text (they do not have to subscribe to WebEx) and have the ability to host online meetings, share presentations and documents, and brainstorm in real-time. The WebEx application also includes WebOffice, a program designed for small businesses that offers a group calendar, document organizer, and task manager.
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