This month our app selections deal with recipe storage, phone to PC syncing, podcast fetching and data tracking.

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Cheftap

Recipe apps don’t get a whole lot of attention, but are sought after just as much as any other type of app. Cheftap is a recipe app that stores, organizes and displays your recipes in a very manageable way. Continue..Read more about Cheftap.

KeepTrack Pro

There are a lot of ways to track data and information, but most of the time the tracking tool is focused towards a specific task or event. KeepTrack Pro is designed to let the user decide the event to be tracked and create the parameters accordingly. Continue..Read more about KeepTrack Pro.

Doggcatcher

Doggcatcher is a fetching app used for retrieving podcasts and news feeds. Podcasts are now a mainstay, much like radio shows of years past. Podcasts can be created by just about anyone with a microphone and some time. Doggcatcher simplifies the retrieval process for those podcasts. Continue..Read more about Doggcatcher.

Bluestacks

Mobile continues to dominate computing advancement as everyone wants to have all their information and data at their fingertips. Phone and tablet interfaces are evolving to organize and display information in a way that’s best appealing on those devices. What we’ve discovered is that users prefer the mobile look and feel of an entire workspace focused on a specific app.

Bluestacks is an Android App Player for Windows that allows users to run their Android apps directly on a Windows PC. Continue..Read more about Bluestacks.

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Doggcatcher

The app provides several ways for finding podcasts that you already follow or may interest you. Through search, RSS feed urls, recommendations, Doggcatcher Top Feeds and other means, Doggcatcher is able to offer users a large selection.

The interface is detailed, but easy to navigate. There are the usual playback buttons aligned along the bottom of the app with podcast information detailed in the main frame area. Selecting a feed brings all episodes into view with download and playback status and length and size data provided on screen. Additional details about the podcasts are provided to give specific information on particular episodes.

Doggcather is capable of fetching both audio and video podcasts and separates the feeds by tabs. If you move in and out of coverage areas or need to interrupt a WiFi connection suddenly, Doggcatcher pauses the download and saves the progress for future continuation. Obviously, with the podcast data downloaded, offline playback is supported which is a great feature for those times when data availability is at a minimum.

Some other advanced features of Doggcatcher include playlists, auto deletion of media after listening, queue management and battery saving options with regards to downloads.

Doggcatcher is definitely one of the best podcast apps on the Android market and if you’re looking for a way to condense your podcast and RSS feeds into one app, then it’s definitely worth a look. Doggcatcher is available for $4.99 in the Android Market.

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