Wale told ya’ll “breaking up it’s hard to move along it’s even harder.” When you’re going through a tough time, you need all the help you can get. So, why not use your cell phone to help?

Check out these apps that will redirect your attention to more positive things so you can stop thinking about the ex.

They’re at Your Tango.com.

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About This Episode

Mommy In Chief loves using her smartphone for fun and productivity. In this episode, you will learn some of the best apps moms will enjoy for learning, organization and amusement!

Want More Mommy In Chief? Watch these episodes:

Season 2

• Episode 1: Are You A Good Enough Mother?
• Episode 2: New Motherhood and Balancing A Bust Work Life
• Episode 3: How to Decorate an Eco-Friendly Baby Nursery
• Episode 4: Foodie, Nicole Friday on Kids and Career
• Episode 5: Melissa Beck, From Hollywood to Stay At Home Mom
• Episode 6: Single Mom in The City
• Episode 7: Mommy Mogul and Marketing Wiz Monique Jackson at Home With Her Boys 
• Episode 8: Beauty Maven Jodie Patterson Talks Four-Day Work Week for Moms 
• Episode 9: Tonya Lewis Lee on Motherhood and the Importance of Women’s Health

Season 1

• Episode 1: Back 2 School
• Episode 2: Happy Halloween
• Episode 3: Socially Responsible Kids
• Episode 4: Money Talks
• Episode 5: Keeping Families Healthy
• Episode 6: Thanksgiving Madness
• Episode 7: Highlights and Best Moments
• Episode 8: Stylish Moms
• Episode 9: Best Apps for Moms
• Episode 10: Socialite Kids
• Episode 11: Hair Talk with AfroBella
• Episode 12: Happy New Year!

by Lauren Coleman

Mobile phone applications are being downloaded at an impressive rate. In fact a research company called Gartner just announced earlier this year that by the end of 2014, over 185 billion applications will have been downloaded from mobile app stores, since the launch of the first one in July 2008.  Apps are being developed to do everything from monitor your health to organize your finances, but what are the favorite applications being used by those who work in various parts of the tech industry?  I  decided to go behind the screen with a few members of the technorati and find out.

Cardio Trainer tops Mark Nyon’s list.  “My favorite app right now is easily Cardio Trainer by Worksmart Labs. It’s free, and uses GPS to track my route as I rollerblade (I rollerblade between 30 and 50 miles per week). This exercise is helps me maintain my life/work balance as the principal and CEO of Grand Kru Technologies.”

Smartphones and tablets are the way of the future, so our children should be prepared to use them. It’s never too early to teach your child how to touch and slide; and, it can work for your sanity when there are not any toys or books around. Plus, just as much as they are having fun, they are also learning.

With so many apps available, you may not know where to start. So, here is a list of the tried and tested from parents at Babble, Parenting and me. And, guess what? All of them are free!

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CNNMoney.com recently compiled a list of apps that can help you save money by providing cost comparisons and pinpointing bargains on flights and gas. There’s even an app to help you avoid a speeding ticket! Check out these 9 apps that can help you have more control over your financial life.

Calcmoolator

This free app provides 43 different personal finance calculators.

Available on Android, iPhone, iPad

(Atlanta Business Chronicle) — If you want to find the nearest concession stand at the Georgia Dome, there’s an app for that.  Or there will be soon.

The Georgia World Congress Center Authority, which governs the Georgia Dome, Centennial Olympic Park and the 3.9 million-square-foot convention center downtown, is looking to hire a software company to develop an iPhone application to help football fans and conventioneers navigate its three properties.

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