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Never forget your pet's next vet visit or insurance payment - seriously, that stuff is kind of a big deal.Itemtopia is a tracking app that lets you organize everything in your life.

The latest PhotoTime update is adding even more functionality to the handy photo organizing app. Yep, including Apple Watch support.

Wunderlist, by 6 Wunderkinder, is updated and ready for the April 24 launch of the Apple Watch. The to-do list app keeps track of your important tasks, lists, and contacts to make planning your day easier.

The app has been redesigned for the upcoming wearable and its’ new interface gives you four convenient buttons to let you jump to your Inbox, agenda, and important tasks quickly and easily.Wunderlist for the Apple Watch will also have custom animations to reward you for accomplishing your goals, and you'll be able to control it using smart voice input - so if your hands are full you won't be left hanging.

You can download Wunderlist for your iPhone or iPad for free to check it out before the Apple Watch descends upon us.

WAVE Calendar, by E-sites, is a freecalendar app that makes it easy to navigate your busy schedule. And it recently got a new upate that inclues its first widget. The widget lets you viewall your upcoming events for today and tomorrow with one swipe.

The update also includes a new feature that lets you add tags to events. This will make finding certain things likelunch, birthdays, and sporting events even easier. On top of that, WAVE Calendarnow hasmore color choices, absolute reminders, adjustable font sizes, and a built-in bug report.

WAVE Calendar is available for free on the App Store.

Adobe has announced the new Adobe Document Cloud: a document organizer for all your assorted paperwork. Forget the mess and hassle of the papers and files strewn about your desk, Adobe will collect up your school permission slips, health insurance forms, bills, and more.

“People and businesses are stuck in document-based processes that are slow, wasteful, and fragmented. While most forms of content have successfully made the move to digital (books, movies, music), documents and the process of working with them have not, and that needs to change,” said Bryan Lamkin, senior vice president of Technology and Corporate Development at Adobe, in a press release. “Adobe Document Cloud will revolutionize and simplify how people get work done with critical documents.”

Adobe Document Cloud will include Acrobat DC, which will allow you to convert any paper document into a digital, editable file and includes E-signing and Mobile Link that will let you take your documents on the go. You'll be able to access your work between desktop and mobile devices using a host of mobile apps. As a bonus, you'll also be able to convert paper documents to electronic ones by using your mobile device's camera as a scanner. The program will even let you track the documents you've sent to see who has opened them and when.

Adobe Document Cloud and Acrobat DC will be available next month, but you can subscribe to Acrobat today for $14.99/month to automatically receive them as soon as they are available.

With its release just around the corner, Expedia has shared some details about their app designed for the new Apple Watch.  The Expedia app gives you all the information you need for travel with actionable notifications for flight status, gate changes, hotel check-in and check-out, and more.

Expedia also uses Glances, which lets you swipe up on the watch face to scroll through the most relevant information. The app saves you time and aggravation by keeping track of all the details, itineraries, departure and arrival times, gate numbers, terminals, check-in and check-out times, maps, directions, and phone numbers.

Expedia will be available alongside the Apple Watch on April 24.

Fog Creek Software has updated their organizational notice board, Trello with a ton of new stuff. Trello can now share photos, videos, URLs, and more without having to actually open the app. The update also comes with a newly designed home screen, the Today widget that lets you create Trello cards from your calendar, and a whole lot more.

You can download Trello for free and start organizing your life today.

Snowman has just released their 2.1 update for Checkmark 2. The update includes new features such as snoozing, improved recurring reminders, and tappable actions in notes. The recurring reminders now require you check them off so that you never miss them and the tappable actions allow you to add links inside the notes field, such as a phone number, URL, or email address.

Checkmark 2 now also supports a 24-hour clock and has improved their date-specific location-based reminders and “Add from map” zooming. And to celebrate all these new features, Checkmark 2 is 70% off for a limited time.

You can download the latest version of Checkmark 2 today for the temporary price of $2.99.

MailDeck 2.0 by Crono, Inc. is a powerful email manager that organizes your Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, AOL, Outlook, Office 365, Microsoft Exchange, and other accounts in one easy to use app. It's also now available for the iPhone as a universal app.

The app includes a search function with multiple filters to make finding your email easier, and allows users to search through attachments by account or file name. The conversation-like style of MailDeck lets users view links between messages based on a person, a file, a task, or message. For added security, all of the email and attachments receive 256-bit AES encryption.

“If you yearn for smarter email management and a more refined interface, definitely give MailDeck a try.” -Dave Johnson of CBS’s “MoneyWatch”.

MailDeck is available for free on the App Store.

Cannonball Corp. has released their brand new Cannonball eMail app for Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Hotmail and AOL. The app organizes emails into a visual presentation that separates important messages from subscriptions and advertisements. It also includes a feature that marks all of your older email and subscription emails as read, and allows you to group those emails by sender for easier browsing, bulk deleting, and blocking. The app sends alerts only for new messages that are considered important.

According to Cannonball co-founder Raffaele Colella, “Most of the email apps on the market today address business use, aimed at increasing productivity and allowing users to slash through their emails. This is only 25 percent of the market. We’re addressing the other 75 percent -- the three billion personal email accounts. We want to make it easier for these users to manage their inboxes and do it in a way that makes them happy to engage with email again.”

Cannonball eMail is compatible with email accounts from Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, AOL, and Outlook, and is available on the now App Store for free.