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taking? Check if your phone has a built-in audio recorder, and use it to leave yourself a voice note instead.


Surf Better


Everyone uses their phones to get online, but get ahead with a web browser that helps you surf the web faster and gives a cheaper phone bill at the end of the month (read: no angry parents). Opera Mini shrinks down the webpages you visit to as little as 10% of their original size, meaning fewer megabytes to load for a faster and cheaper life online, and an edge on crowded wifi networks. In Opera Mini’s shortcuts start page, you can also add quick links to your grade’s timetable, as well as useful news and research sites.


Get ‘Appy


Speaking of apps, there are loads out there to make your school daze just that little bit easier. Stay effi cient with Evernote to organise all your notes from classes, Dropbox to keep all your important fi les and presentations at your fi ngertips, and Any.Do to keep track of all your to-do lists. Already feeling organised? Try Viber for free calling and SMSing to your other Viber-using friends, get curious on HowStuff Works, and


install a language app to practise before your next French exam!


Dear Diary


Always losing track of when you have a school event or an assignment due (or that great party coming up)? All mobile phones have a built-in calendar where you can add those hard-to-remember appointments and deadlines. Add an alarm so you don’t forget, and program a reminder in advance so you have plenty of time to prepare. Scribbles in your notepad and random post-its can be easy to overlook or lose, and keeping all your dates in your phone means you will always have your schedule with you (so you can tell your friend straight away if you’re free to meet up that afternoon).


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