Maximizing Your Productivity With Your Android Phone

When productivity matters, system or process you have in place to keep up with their demands. For the mobile professional carrying a laptop around is not always working and rarely the most convenient way to increase your productivity. As for the paper based planners and inventory of its bulk and limited options are rapidly slow down even the best laid plans.

Fortunately, the evolution of smart phones reached a tipping point. Much more than a means of mobile communications, smart phones are powerful and effective way to maximize your productivity. I have explored and experimented with a number of smart phones and landed squarely on the Android OS. Not just to handle my needs for communication, but also help design and implement their organizational and productivity systems.

As a small business owner for part-time jobs, Sales Manager for a Fortune 250 international corporations, an official in my hometown, my husband and a father or two, my time has to be maximized, and productive organization. With the help of several applications on my Android based phone, I can fulfill all the tasks I need for my business life, and still have enough quality time for my personal life.

Here's how I do it.

Google Apps

Android OS integrates with many free Google Apps. What is most important for productivity, the Google Calendar, Gmail, Docs, Tasks, and voice. Each of these applications are free and require only a set Google account.

integrates Google Calendar and automatically update the calendar in my Android phone wherever I am. With the added ability to share calendar, my partner, a company can view, edit and add events on my calendar. These changes are synchronized directly to your phone. As I have rarely in my office who live updates via the Google Sync on my phone, it allows me confidence that I always know what my day looks like everything is changing.

integrated e-mail address in the box on the Android phone is capable of managing several of my business and personal e-mail, including my Gmail account. I'm in my Gmail box separate from my other account as I use this account solely for your personal use. Keeping personal and business separate is a wonderful productivity improvement is easy with the Android OS.

Google Docs allows me to store files for future review, and share files for collaboration. Being responsive to my clients is crucial in my area and have the ability to accommodate collaborative files sent directly to my phone it gives me a chance to get back to customers quickly and accurately.

Google Voice is by far my favorite Google App.App Google Voice, which is a free download from the Android Market works flawlessly with my Voice account. Not only can I get transcripts of your voicemail sent directly to your phone, but can also set more outgoing. I have a message specifically for clients, my business partner, family and friends, as well as unknown pozive.Razina personalization is incredible, and if used creatively, can make an important client feels like they are the most important person in the world. Being able to manage and edit all of my Google Voice features of my phone is a powerful productivity enhancement that I now depend on for my business.

For those who are qualified to use all the free Google Apps, Astrid is a simple but effective app which is free download. With its ability to sync with your account "Remember Milk.com" Astrid app can be automatically backed up and synchronized directly to and from your Android phone. Astrid provides a different level of control over the Google Tasks and simple and clean interface makes managing projects or enjoyable list.

As I have already used or owned by a variety of smart phones, I feel confident when I say that the Android OS and a myriad of free applications provide powerful and effective combination of increased productivity available. Although there are many other applications for the Android OS and other smart phones, this combination has worked wonders for me and my work. Moreover, any app I've listed here are 100% free!

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