Apps of the Week: WebSharing, NewsRob

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  • WebSharing

    WebSharing

    ZDNet UK is now recommending an App of the Day. It seems only polite, now we have our own app, to take a deeper look at this lively area of mobile tech — and, of course, we'll do it with the needs of enterprise IT at the top of the list.

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    1. WebSharing File/Media Sync
    There are plenty of utilities for moving files between phone and computer, but this one scores highly. Working over Wi-Fi, WebSharing File/Media Sync has the usual web interface to drag and drop targets, but it also has streaming for media files and WebDAV, which lets you mount your phone under Windows as a normal drive. Lite version is free on Android; full version is £1.81.

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  • Newsrob

    Newsrob

    2. NewsRob
    NewsRob is an RSS/Atom newsreader with excellent off-line capabilities and a particularly good user interface. With full control over sync, Google Reader integration and the ability to fetch a variety of programmable content during sync, it keeps a well-stocked library of news on your phone for those times when you're out of signal range or have a few moments to catch up.

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  • Cloud Print

    Cloud Print

    3. Cloud Print
    Working with Google Cloud Print, this app links any printer your PC knows about to your Google account, and lets you print documents from your phone wherever you are. Works from specific apps such as SMS and Mail, and from apps, like the browser, that support Android's Share feature. Still in beta, but it's reliable and the developer is responsive.

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  • mSecure

    mSecure

    4. mSecure password manager
    Fast, safe, easy to use and mature, mSecure has a significant following among those who have to manage multiple passwords and other secret information. Very configurable, with industry standard encryption, desktop sync and backup, mSecure is available for iOS and Android.

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  • Antikythera simulator

    Antikythera simulator

    5. Antikythera Simulator
    Run a simulation of the world's oldest computer on your Android. The Antikythera mechanism is a clockwork orbital predictor used for astronomical measurements, dating from around 150BCE.This is an interactive 3D OpenGLES simulation with two models to choose from; you can't actually use it to predict eclipses, though. Next version, please.

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ZDNet UK rounds up the best mobile apps around. This week: easily sync files from your phone to your computer, print from your handset, and run a simulation of the world's oldest computer

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WebSharing

ZDNet UK is now recommending an App of the Day. It seems only polite, now we have our own app, to take a deeper look at this lively area of mobile tech — and, of course, we'll do it with the needs of enterprise IT at the top of the list.

Sign up to our News Update email to receive our daily recommendations. Alternatively, check out our weekly round-up of the best mobile apps:

1. WebSharing File/Media Sync
There are plenty of utilities for moving files between phone and computer, but this one scores highly. Working over Wi-Fi, WebSharing File/Media Sync has the usual web interface to drag and drop targets, but it also has streaming for media files and WebDAV, which lets you mount your phone under Windows as a normal drive. Lite version is free on Android; full version is £1.81.

Sign up for ZDNet UK's App of the Day recommendations with our News Update email.


Caption by: Rupert Goodwins

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