As part of our effort to promote a more sustainable lifestyle we are assembling a list of the top 100 apps that will help you go green. Apps become an integral part of our life and a valuable tool and we believe we should also take advantage of them when it comes go greening up our lifestyle.Starting this week, we'll update you here every Friday with a new app we add to the list. Today we're happy to introduce you with an app that was launched this week - MailStop Mobile app from Catalog Choice. This is a very cool app that will help you to use Catalog Choice services and reduce your junk mail. This app is for iPhone and iPad and it's free.
Here are more details about MailStop Mobile app:
The free app is available for download in the iTunes App Store. Once installed, members login or create a free Catalog Choice account, take pictures of their unwanted mail and upload those images to www.catalogchoice.org. Catalog Choice will then communicate opt-out requests to companies and monitor compliance.
The MailStop Mobile app works in sync with one’s free online account and is used to opt-out of all types of direct mail including catalogs, credit card offers, donation requests and coupons. The first five MailStop Mobile opt-outs are free. Members can buy additional opt-outs within the app priced at $1.99 for five, $6.99 for 20 or $14.99 for 50.
“Eradicating junk mail just got easier and fun,” said Chuck Teller, Executive Director, Catalog Choice. “MailStop Mobile turns your smartphone into a tool that declutters your mailbox in seconds, protects your privacy, saves trees and eliminates waste.”
MailStop Mobile is the newest service in a line of premium opt-out tools from Catalog Choice, including MailStop Envelopes and MailStop Shield. A version of the MailStop Mobile app will be available for Android users in 2012. For more information, visit www.catalogchoice.org.
You can check top 100 green apps at http://www.ecolibris.net/greenapps.asp. As you'll see, this list is in work, but we promise to update it every week until we'll have all 100 green apps.
If you're interested in developing and not just using green apps like this one, Online universities have courses in technology, so check them out.
Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris
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