Are you a budding journalist? Try these 4 apps to improve your productivity
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Journalism is a hectic profession and it demands productivity to be kept at a constant peak in order not to miss anything. Due to the strict deadlines, journalists may feel overwhelmed.
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If you are facing the same issues, you can try these 4 apps, which will help you organize your tasks and manage your work efficiently.
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IA writer: According to the New York Times, IA Writer creates a clean, simple, and distraction-free writing environment for when you really need to focus.
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It is a simple and Flexible text editor app that will help you edit your plain text files in any app you like.
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Grammarly: This app allows you to write clearly, confidently, and mistake-free copies and can be very useful for your work.
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Advanced features including the Thesaurus, and dictionary tools can help you improve your vocabulary, spell check words, and enhance your writing style.
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Evernote: It is a note-taking and task-management app and can be very useful to enhance your productivity. You can use it for archiving and creating notes with embedded photos, audio, and more.
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Your created notes will be stored in virtual "notebooks" and can be tagged, annotated, edited, searched, and exported.
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TranscribeMe: If you waste much of your time transcribing your interviews, then this app can be your go-to assistant.
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This app provides fast, accurate, and affordable voice-to-text transcription.