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Alarmed – Believe it or not, but there are plenty of people working long hours trying to figure out the best way to wake you up or otherwise notify you of something important. We’ve covered numerous alarms at MakeUseOf, but Alarmed, an app for iOS devices, has some unique features of its own which may interest a number of people. Read more: Alarmed: A Full Featured All-in-One Alarm [iOS 4.0+]

		StatusPeople – Twitter allows us to make connections with real people from different walks of life, but it is also a haven for spammers and fake accounts. Fortunately, we have an app called Status People that scans your Twitter followers and flags fake accounts for you, by comparing them against a specific set of rules. Read more: StatusPeople: Scans Your Twitter Followers For Fake Accounts
		PlaceOfMine – Looking for a new place to live is not easy, to say the least. Figuring out how near the place is to your workplace, how much it will cost you, whether or not pets are allowed in that building, etc. can be very time consuming. Thankfully however there is an online tool that simplifies matters; this tool is called Place of Mine. Read more: PlaceofMine: Use Various Parameters to Search for Places to Live in Your City
		Tabs Outliner – Google Chrome offers tabbed browsing which makes things very convenient for the user. However finding a tab when you have many tabs and windows of Chrome open can be difficult. Here to help you easily manage them is an extension called Tabs Outliner. The number on this indicates the total sum of tabs which you have currently opened in Chrome. Read more: Tabs Outliner: Easily Manage The Tabs & Windows of Google Chrome
		CloudHQ – Many computer users create and edit documents in Google Docs but store backups of these files and share them using services like Dropbox and Basecamp. It would be highly convenient if you could simply automate the synchronization between your Google Docs account and other storage accounts. Fortunately for Google Chrome users, there is a solution in the form of CloudHQ. Read more: CloudHQ: Synch Your Google Docs Files With Dropbox & Other Accounts

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