everyday

Love those photo-a-day videos set to music that end up showing how a person ages over time? (Like this one, which I think is the original and most recognizable.) Or, completely creeped out by them but still intrigued? Now there's an iPhone app for that! Everyday for iOS works on your camera-ready iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad 2, prompting you via push notification to take a photo of yourself every day, align it with the grids, and eventually create a time-lapse video of yourself — or your dog, or a plant, or anything else you're tracking and photographing over time.

You can publish photos or videos to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, or Flickr directly from the app, or set the app to upload them automatically. Download Everyday from the App Store for $2.

Check out a funny video demo after the break.

I guess it really is true — it is the little things that count. It seems a small gesture, but bringing your lunch to work is the little engine that could of everyday saving tricks, and your favorite for 2009. Forty-four percent of you chooses to tote your lunch as a way to save extra cash. Seems a little old-fashioned PB&J can go a long way when it comes to helping us stay on budget.

Automated savings (25 percent) is your second pick for great everyday savers. Out of sight and out of mind cash means less spending on a whim, and more going to good use in your savings accounts and 401(k)s. Going cash only (12 percent) is your third place pick for saving more and a smart way to avoid running into trouble with credit and debt.