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5 for Friday: Must-Have Apps

Today on ChurchMag, we will be sharing five lists of five must-have apps (say that five-times fast).

These lists have been compiled by the ChurchMag Authors Network, each list being composed by the respective specialist.

Here’s what we will be sharing, today:

  1. Five Must-Have Mac Apps – James Cooper
  2. Five Must-Have Video & Photo Apps – Jay Caruso
  3. Five Must-Have Android Apps – James Brooks
  4. Five Must-Have Windows Apps – Eric Dye
  5. Five Must-Have iOS Apps – Chase Livingtson

This list isn’t conclusive, as there are a few others who are a part of this merry band of bloggers. We hope to be hearing more from these stellar Church technologists in the future!

Interested in joining? Here’s how.

I would also like to welcome the latest addition to the ChurchMag Authors NetworkJeremy Smith.

He’s really awesome.

What other must-have lists would you like to see on ChurchMag?

16 Responses to “5 for Friday: Must-Have Apps”

  1. November 18, 2011 at #

    Sounds like a fun day :)

  2. November 18, 2011 at #

    Having just got an android phone, I’m interested in your picks for android.

  3. Jason Minton
    November 18, 2011 at #

    Looking forward to the lists… I just hope it’s not the typical stuff that everybody has anyways… like Facebook, Gmail… It would be nice to see a list of cool apps that will make go ahhhhhhhhhhhh. :]

  4. November 18, 2011 at #

    Though a list for 5 must have Linux apps must be around somewhere. :D

    I’m starting to love VIM, for some strange, unknown reason.

    • November 18, 2011 at #

      I was thinking the same thing… where’s the Linux list?

      Apps I found quite useful:

      DigiKam (photo management)
      K3B (cd/dvd writing, ripping, etc)
      Quassel (GUI IRC bouncer)
      BibleTime (Bible study app based on Sword Project)
      OpenLP (OK, I admit, this is my own app, but we use it in church for worship projection)

      Oh, and VIM is pretty cool, once you actually understand how you’re supposed to use it. I found a great article on the concepts behind VIM, and it made me realise I was using VIM wrong ;-)

    • November 21, 2011 at #

      Great idea!

  5. November 18, 2011 at #

    What are the criteria for these lists? Are they personally useful applications? Are they applications that are useful in a church context?

    • November 21, 2011 at #

      These were personal, however, a list of must-have ministry apps is in the works :-)

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