Reading time: 5 – 8 minutes In today's world a college education is often the key to financial and professional success. Children grow quickly. It seems as though one day they are toddlers playing carelessly in the back yard, while the next day they are high school seniors submitting applications to colleges. It's always painful [...]

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Being an Android user and Flickr user has been dangerous territory for quite a long time now. There's been no official app, and the third-party ones haven't been too hot. Luckily for us, Yahoo has finally dropped a Flickr app that not only has the official blessing, but doesn't suck at all.

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FEMA's had a mobile version of their website available for a while now, but all that information does you no good if you can't get an internet connection. Given the fragility of mobile networks during disasters, going without web access is a very real possibility.

Enter FEMA's new, self-titled Android app, which puts a wealth of emergency preparedness information right in the palm of your hand just in case.

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