This next generation apps function as excellent personal or virtual assistants by taking care of things without user intervention. Automatically, right on your phone, daily tasks can be generated based on your real life.
Aren’t we lucky that spending time on what matters is now free and only a few clicks away?!
1. 24me
24me helps you execute jobs in social networks, financials, errands, utilities all in one place. It reminds you of what needs to be done and when.
If you’ve got a friend or spouse’s birthday coming up, 24me has its own gift shop when sending you a reminder. What more, you also get a voice-activated task list to make it easy to keep track of your to-dos.
2. Dragon Mobile Assistant
Dragon Mobile Assistant is only available on Android. Its most interesting feature is keeping you safe by switching to hands-free (and eyes-free) mode when you’re driving. It keeps you abreast of latest happenings by reading your messages and notifications.
Here’s a bonus — if you’re willing to pay a little, you can get the Dragon Home software on your Mac or PC.
3. EasilyDo
Now, if you’re famous for deleting important messages because you get too many junk mails, EasilyDo is all you need. It offers virtual assistance in communications. So, with just a few clicks you can customize your email notifications, back up important messages,and organize your contacts.
Your junk and expired emails are automatically deleted, while attachments and receipts are collected into one location.
4. Assistant.ai
This app is available in multiple languages and on multiple platforms. Asides performing all the usual information searches, it can also send emails and texts, translate, and navigate for you—even without you opening the app.
Interestingly, it can also respond to customised commands like “schedule” for opening your calendar or “password” for opening your Gmail account.
5. Google Now
Most people agree Google Now is Siri’s closest competitor. Google Now offers outstanding services to Android users, but for iPhone users, it is known just as “Google app” .
It can respond to your questions, predict what you need even before you know you need it. For instance, Nigerians (or other people with busy commutes) can know about morning traffic automatically.
6. Hound
Hound is a bit of a newcomer, but it’s great at recognizing natural speeches like: “Show me hotels in Ikeja that have free Wi-Fi, a gym, and cost less than N10,000.”
It is an intelligent app with integrations with major services like Uber.
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