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10 best free Android travel apps

Why this heading and this post?   If you buy any of Paykobo.com data recharge card which are valid for 15 or 30days at cheaper rate, whatever the size,  you can manage it well with No. 3 & 7 to serve you through the valdity period. Read on; Heading abroad? Packing a few apps for your phone can make your traveling experiences smoother. From helping you pick the best local restaurants to finding the cheapest flights to making sure you manage your data-roaming bills, these Android travel apps have got you covered. 1. Hopper Hopper  is an app that not only helps book your flights, but tells you when is best time to book. Hopper will keep a lookout for your chosen destination and notify you predictions about when your flight will be the cheapest. 2. Foodspotting Foodspotting  is all about food. Instead of restaurant reviews, you get recommendations of actual dishes. Users submit photos and brief reviews of yummy food they have tried and where they found...

Critical Things Ridiculously Successful People Do Every Day

I got this post on Linkedin pulse and it's got some good information in there. If you want to catch a monkey, act like a monkey. If you want to become succesful, copying some/all of these habits could bring about your haha moment. Having close access to ultra-successful people can yield some pretty incredible information about who they really are, what makes them tick, and, most importantly, what makes them so successful and productive. Kevin Kruse is one such person. He recently interviewed over 200 ultra-successful people, including 7 billionaires, 13 Olympians, and a host of accomplished entrepreneurs. One of his most revealing sources of information came from their answers to a simple open-ended question: “What is your number one secret to productivity?” In analyzing their responses, Kruse coded the answers to yield some fascinating suggestions. What follows are some of my favorites from Kevin’s findings. They focus on minutes, not hours. Most people default to hour and...