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With so many sites and services available, unless you can get all of your friends and associates to agree on one, you’ll need half a dozen apps to stay in touch. Fortunately, there is one app that lets you stay in touch with all of the social network services you subscribe to—A Personal Assistant.



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A Personal Assistant brings all of your social networks together in one easy-to-use app.

A Personal Assistant lets you check all your accounts from a single, easy-to-use interface. In addition, you can connect to your e-mail, check financial transactions, make travel arrangements, and access a myriad of other online resources. This app is incredibly useful for anyone that subscribes to multiple social networking sites. The basic app is available for free, but a premium version with some additional features.


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