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You can manually choose how much real estate each app takes up and thanks to the 3 GB RAM, all this is smooth and pretty darn quick.

The Real Estate App takes advantage of Today widgets in Notification Center with iOS 8.

Not exact matches

Gurley took to Twitter earlier this year to announce an investment in Solv, a mobile appointment - booking health app inspired by the real estate industry.

«Before» photos from KonMari users take up the majority of the app's real estate — a highly buggy interface makes it so I can't see the «after» shots.

Tablet and iPad users were not forgotten as the app layout takes advantage of the larger screen real estate that these devices offer.

Many industries, from retail to real estate, are adopting the latest technology and taking advantage of all the latest apps.

When you arrive at Mercedes - Benz of Hoffman Estates to take a closer look, be sure to ask a member of our sales team about the mbrace ® mobile app.

As mentioned earlier in this review, in the year 2011 if you're looking at buying a phone with a keyboard that takes up half the real estate that could be used for a full touchscreen, you're basically prioritizing your mobile needs and saying I value the app of communication above all else.

Tablet - specific apps such as StumbleUpon look great and took advantage of the screen real estate.

Samsung has optimized some core Android apps, redesigning the memo functions, e-mail, file - management system, calendar, contacts, music player, and video player to take full advantage of the extra screen real estate.

Social networking comes alive on the Galaxy Player models — users can download popular apps like Facebook, Twitter and many others to take full advantage of the generous 4» and 5» screen real estate.

The company has redesigned the memo functions, e-mail, file - management system, calendar, contacts, music player, video player, and messaging apps to take full advantage of the extra screen real estate.

We've already seen a bit of what Android Honeycomb will look like from a UI aesthetics standpoint, but we're expecting to see even more fancy - schmancy new UI elements that allow the new OS version to take advantage of the larger tablet display size and the extra screen real - estate that affords — multi-panel apps, cohesive multi-tasking metaphors, scalable pixels, etc..

Samsung has optimized some core Android apps, redesigning the memo functions, e-mail, file - management system, calendar, contacts, music player, video player, and messaging apps (yes, text messaging works via the data plan; T - Mobile includes unlimited SMS / MMS with its monthly mobile broadband plans) to take full advantage of the extra screen real estate.

The benefit is that it maximizes the physical size of the screen, as you're able to leave the less important items off of the main UI of the app that would take up real estate if they were always present.

Just above them, taking up the bulk of the real estate, are the active apps.

What's more interesting about the display it that the bezel is also part of the touch experience, not just the actual glass; you close apps by swiping on the bezel, which is cool and takes advantage of all the real estate around the screen.

That's because Samsung takes advantage of the Note 8's extra real estate with an App Pair feature that lets you launch two apps at once on the screen.

This can take some getting used to, especially when considering that the majority of Android smartphones has a dedicated back and Recent Apps key, but is a nice way to keep the front of the device clean, and avoids using up any additional display real estate.

Galaxy Note owners have long been able to take advantage of the phablet's large screen real estate to open two apps side - by - side.

However, you can hide the apps so they don't take up screen real estate.

It's a feature that's been a long - time coming, frankly, as iOS users have long harrumphed about unwanted apps taking up real estate on their iPhone screens.

A good tablet app takes advantage of the extra screen real estate offered by the larger display, but there aren't as many of these available on Android as on competing platforms.

And really, this app would help a lot if you want to disable your on - screen navigation keys, since it's similar to Pie Controls in that it lets you navigate your phone without taking up much screen real estate.

Since an ultrawide monitor is, well, wide, a lot of apps that are designed to scroll vertically don't take advantage of the extra real - estate.

In the video, Brownlee walks us through the OnePlus One's modified Android camera that makes it easier to take panoramic shots and add Instagram - like photo filters to pictures and videos; the built - in Screencast app that will let you record all of the actions that you take on your device's screen, which should make it much easier to do mobile app and mobile game demonstration videos; the Themes Showcase app that gives you additional customization options that you previously had to root your phone to acquire; the ability to turn on - screen buttons on and off so you can open up more screen real estate; and new capabilities that let you easily add more settings to your Quick Settings menu.

Just as important, Samsung made it easier to take advantage of that extra real estate with its new App Pair feature.

It's long irked us that apps such as Stocks and Tips took up screen estate, and while you're technically not deleting them, you'll get to erase them from your home screen for as long as you like.

Apple highlights that there is an app out there for every type of consumer, and they have been made to take full advantage of the screen real estate on both iPads.

Take a closer look at 10 of the most useful mobile apps for real estate pros.

Taking this one step further, real estate professionals have the option to use an app on their smartphone to guide them through the process.

Some real estate firms are taking advantage of the app's popularity and using it to accentuate their listings.

The presentation is spectacular, it doesn't take any time, and I can even do it from my phone via the mobile app,» says Dixon, who can't say enough about RPR's mobile app — a boon for today's busy real estate professional.

One of the first actual real estate apps to take advantage of Layar's augmented reality browser is Trulia.

The real estate search engine company claims the app took them just three hours to create.

In laying out Clareity's SSO Dashboard, the firm put all the real estate apps their agents take advantage of in one location, and all of its internal forms and tools in another section, making it easy for employees to navigate.

Mobile and Renter Features Because of the rising popularity of searching for listings across mobile platforms, realtor.com ® has taken the lead in mobile access with its awarding - winning real estate search apps available on all major platforms, including iOS ® (iPhone ®, iPad ®), Android ™, and Windows 8.

The company has also recently launched a new 3D home tour app, Zillow Group Home Capture, that lets real estate agents use their iPhone to take panoramic photos of each room.

The new dotloop takes great experiences to the next level by putting people at the center of every real estate deal,» said Cary Sylvester, executive director of technology, Keller Williams Realty, Inc. «The new dotloop and forthcoming mobile app will be an incredibly powerful tool for our associates, allowing them to stay ahead of the growing demand for a more digital experience throughout the real estate transaction process.»

Zillow took a similar stance: «If a brokerage isn't marketing a listing on Zillow, it isn't seen across the largest real estate network in the country, or across the most popular platform of mobile real estate apps,» a company spokesperson said.

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Don't get left behind by the competition, start taking advantage of all the opportunities that the iPad and its wide array of apps present to real estate professionals today!

If you've hired a professional photographer they'll likely handle the editing; however, if you're taking your home's real estate photos yourself, photo editing apps like VSCO, Snapseed, SKRWT, and others can be a big help.

We almost take it for granted now, but it's incredible that someone can now sit in a Starbucks, open an app and search for online real estate listings to their heart's content.

24 WAYS TO USE EVERNOTE IN YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS Evernote has become a real estate professional's go - to note - taking app.

It took decades for simple cash - dispensing ATMs to be accepted, but now mobile apps and FinTech define the entire future of banking real estate.