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Sometimes it is hard to keep track of all the little expenses we have each day. Having a utility that helps tracking this makes things much easier. The iPhone app Expenditure (http://j.mp/expenditureapp) helps tracking these in a nice way.   There is still time to take part in the Summer of Podcasts (http://www.podcastmadness.com) and enter the code you'll get in this episode to win one of the cool prizes.

There is still nothing that can be said about Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) in general that wasn covered in #116 and #117 but today it is all about the Evernote Addon for Firefox (http://bit.ly/everfox).

We already showed you one Twitter app, but maybe your aren't into Birds, so Echofon (http://www.echofon.com) might be an alternative.  Please don't forget that this is the last chance to enter the "Summer of Podcasts" (http://www.podcastmadness.com) contest.

There is nothing that can be said about Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) in general that wasn covered in #116 but today it is all about the Evernote Extension for Google Chrome (http://bit.ly/everchrome).

Web: If you havent heard about Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) you probably live under a rock, but you definitely missed one of the greatest productivity apps ever.

Accessing data like text messages, music, images, etc. on your iPhone seems to be impossible. Not any more! Phoneview (http://ecamm.com/mac/phoneview/) to the rescue! 

Mac: If you need to type quite a lot, TextExpander (http://www.smileonmymac.com) is a huge timesaver. SmileOnMyMac was kind enough to give us three licenses for you to win. Just tell us in the comments why you'l love to have TextExpander until July, 25, and maybe we'll pick you ;)

Mac: Sharing screenshots, URLs and files quickly and easily doesn't have to be a pain. Jack will show you how Cloud (http://www.getcloudapp.com) helps you making this easy

Mac: You might know that: You use your Mac at multiple locations and everyone needs different system settings that are tedious to set up. Locations 2.0 (http://www.codehackers.net/locations/) helps you to automate this.

Windows/Mac/Linux: If you ever feel the urge to create a storyboard and/or a script for a movie or play, Celtx (http://www.celtx.com) is THE best and free solution for you. Our intern Jack (http://youtube.com/jarveyskittles) shows you what this great piece of software is capable of.

Mac: Always being able to see you upcoming iCal events can be hugely helpful. This is exactly what iCal Viewer (http://www.icalviewer.com) does. It puts it directly on your desktop wallpaper.

Flash can actually be pretty annoying. Either because it starts playing music right away or because it makes your browser slow. If you use Google Chrome, Flashblock is THE extension for you (https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/gofhjkjmkp inhpoiabjplobcaignabnl?hl=de)

Mac OS X: Need to unarchive some strange kind of compressed archive format? Not a problem with The Unarchiver (http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/unarchiver.html). Oh and don't forget to take part on the Summer of Podcasts (http://www.podcastmadness.com). The first round ends today!

Mac/Windows: Converting audio and video can be some kind of science, but it doesn't have to. With Adapter (http://www.macroplant.com) it is super easy to convert any format. Tino will show you how.

Spotlight is great for searching but to be honest it could be more powerful. If you are a tagging fanatic as we are, you will love Tags 2.0 (http://www.gravityapps.com). It gives you a lightning fast search and the ability to tag virtually every file in every place and application on your system.