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Hi, my name is Kristina and I work as the office manager of Mid Atlantic Consulting. We are a Macintosh Support, Service, and Consulting Company. I will review one iPhone app every day coming from a non-tech like me. Add your comments and I will try to reply.

  • Peek Calendar – Simple & Minimalist Cal

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    Square Mountains

    Peek’s unified timeline view allows you to see how busy your next five days are with just a glance. On the right-hand side of each day is a single bar that indicates how many events are schedule. The longer the bar, the more events you have. Tap on a day to expand it and view event details. If you swipe left to right on an event you’re able to get a peek at how long it will last. You’re also able to add events by tapping and holding, and rearrange them just be dragging them through the vertical list. Peek has a couple of other neat tricks up its sleeve. If you cup your hand over the top of your iDevice, the current time will be revealed. If you give it a shake, you’ll receive a life event suggestion. The app also includes Monday or Sunday start options, two color themes, alarms, and a full calendar view.

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  • Kipkam

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    SaltyCrackers Co., Ltd.

    Kipkam provides a deep breathing exercise that will sooth your spirit in only one minute. During each session a grid of small icons fills the screen. The icons will indicate when you should inhale, hold, and exhale your breath. You’re able to follow along with the metronome and get lost in the background sounds, or you can disable them within settings. The app also includes customizable inhale, hold, and exhale counts.

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