Supra has been promising a version of eKey for the Apple iPhone for several months now. I was starting to think it was vaporware until the application finally showed up on the iTunes store recently. I personally don’t own an iPhone and I was a little concerned that I might be excluded because the iPhone [...]
SignMyPad is a new iPad app that lets you sign and fill out pdfs right from your iPad. If you’re like me, you chafe every time you need to print out a form, fill it out and sign it, scan it, then discard the original printed version. While there are much larger and more established companies such [...]
May 24, 2010
By: kenbrand
Author's Website: http://www.brandcandid.com
Like you, I’m In and Out, on the Go, and in a hurry. I need my important stuff handy wherever iGo and whenever I get there. I searched around for something REALTOR® friendly. Something simple and affordable. Something that works smooth-like-real-butter, on my desktop, my notebook, my iPad and my iPhone. I and settled on a [...]
April 26, 2010
By: Michael Price
Author's Website: http://www.zillow.com
AppVee recently posted a review of Zillow’s recently released Android application. In addition to the Android app, Zillow mobile has also produced an iPhone app and an app specifically for the IPad.
I just heard about this and thought it might be useful for agents out there using QR codes on their sign riders/ flyers etc: Google’s URL shortener, http://goo.gl/, now automatically generates QR codes. Matt Cutts wrote about it and provides an example here: Matt Cutts Google QR Codes Google doesn’t seem to have fully rolled out their [...]
January 27, 2010
By: Michael Price
Author's Website: http://www.zillow.com
Say hello to iPad. Today was the long awaited day that the Apple “tablet” device was unveiled. It’s being touted as magical and revolutionary. The jury is out on those statements but I have to say that with exception of one big glaring omission, I like it. It has the potential to be a bit [...]
With the plethora of gift options out there it can be tough to choose what to buy for your lovable geek. So, whether you’re seeking ideas for others or a few treats for yourself this year, the following list of top 20 gifts for real estate geeks will help point you in the right direction. [...]
October 19, 2009
By: Brad Andersohn
Author's Website: http://www.activerain.com
Real Estate Businesses are Going Mobile Business applications for the Smartphone, Blackberry and iPhone are becoming more of a necessity for today’s Real Estate Industry Professional and Brokerage. Consumers are able to download these applications right from their portable/mobile phones and devices for FREE. The question is what should be included in your Real Estate [...]
I’ve been a ridiculous Iphone holdout, predominantly b/c my t-mobile bill is about half what it would be with ATT. I tried to make the switch to an Android phone last year with the release of the G1, and took the clunky handset back after a couple of weeks trying to learn to love it. [...]
December 1, 2008
By: Peyman Aleagha
Author's Website: http://www.realtysoft.com
It’s a pretty sure bet that you have a cell phone. What about text messaging, do you use it? If you don’t, consider yourself in a very small minority. Nielsen Mobile surveys shows that by the second quarter of 2008, text messages had exceeded the number of cell phone calls by an impressive margin. And, [...]
November 16, 2008
By: Michael Price
Author's Website: http://www.zillow.com
Google’s geeks have been hard at work developing a slick voice recognition app for mobile devices that allows you to use voice commands to generate search results. According to TechCrunch the folks at Google were all fired up to have the app ready for download last Friday but for whatever reason, Apple failed to get [...]
August 26, 2008
By: Michael Price
Author's Website: http://www.zillow.com
I would have done a vlog post on this, but the view from my chair just isn’t interesting enough. TechCrunch announced today that the first Android based phone will be powered by T-Mobile and is scheduled for release next month. One of the comments in Biggs’ post cracked me up “none of the buckets of [...]