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to get their shots. If you want to try your hand at 
it, however, it only takes a few bucks.Your smartphone can make time-lapse 
movies no problem. Just grab TimeLapse for iPhone or Lapse It for 
Android.You can set how frequently the camera snaps a picture. Then the 
app will put the images together in a movie file. You just 
need to tap a button.Well, you also need to figure out a 
good way to keep your phone pointed where you want. There are 
plenty of low-cost tripod hacks people have come up with online.If you 
want a premade solution, you can grab a smartphone tripod. Look at 
the GripTight GorillaPod from Joby ($30) or the Sony SPA-MK11 ($30).Copyright 
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rn.The app's alarm gently wakes you 
up during the lightest part of your sleep cycle. You can avoid 
that groggy feeling that makes you want to hit the snooze button.Listening 
to music or watching a movie on your smartphone is a great 
way to pass the time. It can make your morning walk or 
a bus ride fly by.The downside is that many earphones block out 
the surrounding noise. That's great if you want to tune out the 
world. It's not so great if a car is honking at you 
or the driver announces your stop.Awareness for Android and iPhone fixes 
that problem. It uses your smartphone's microphone to keep track of noise 
around you. Any sounds louder than regular background noise gets sent to 
your headphones.You can hear a car honk, a bus stop announcement or 
your friend talking. And you won't miss a second of your music 
or video.As my Dad always used to say, "Measure twice, cut once." 
Even if you're not cutting anything, measuring can prevent costly mistakes.But 
you don't have to reach for a ruler or tape measure. Android 
users can fire up Advanced Ruler Pro and iPhone users can grab 
Visual Measure.Just take a picture of an object or room and then 
follow the directions. The app can figure out the dimensions for you. 
>From a chair to a mansion, you can measure virtually anything.iPhone users 
also have the amazing Acoustic Ruler Pro. This uses sound reflection to 
measure distances. It's similar to the way bats detect bugs and obstacles.There 
are tw
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