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"Finding something to do around town is pretty easy. Finding something to do around town when you actually have free time, however, can sometimes pose quite the challenge. A new app called Time to Enjoy helps you discover events near you at times you're looking for something to do.\n\u201CWhen you think about planning something to do, it always comes down to choosing a time,\u201D said Jan Anton, CEO and co-founder of Time to Enjoy. \u201CThis inspired us to create a time-driven app designed to sync with your calendar, so you can sift through events that fit your free time and lifestyle with just a few simple clicks.\u201D\nRather than focusing on the \"what\" in event planning, Time to Enjoy focuses on the \"when.\"\nThe app aggregates details on millions of hyper-local events ranging from sporting events and concerts to art exhibits, yoga classes and kid's activities. The app can be synced with your calendar and suggests activities that are being held when you might be able to attend them. \nFor instance, if you work 9-5, the app might suggest that you attend a book reading at 6 p.m., but it would leave out info about a wine tasting at 3 p.m. \n\n\nThe app offers information about events, and in some cases directions or the ability to buy tickets directly from your phone. Once you've decided which events you plan on attending, you can invite your friends via email, SMS, Facebook or Twitter from directly within the the app.\n\u201CToday\u2019s mobile technology is completely changing the way people search for the information they need,\u201D said Brendan Boyd, marketing director and co-founder of\u00A0Time to Enjoy.\u00A0\u201COur app is reinventing mobile search, requiring as few as three clicks to find any kind of event. Instead of having to call or text friends to join, app users can click to share with contacts.\u201D\nThe iOS version of Time to Enjoy is available Monday. The Android version of the app is expected to be released later this year.\nDo any of you currently use an app to find things to do? What do you think of Time to Enjoy's approach? Let us know your thoughts in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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