Sriram Krishnan; Ben ParrTo be part of the in-crowd in Silicon Valley, you have to know about and use the latest hot new apps.Below is a list of six of the hottest apps in the Valley.
Unfortunately, most of them are invitation-only, so there's good chance you won't be able to join the hip crowd.Every so often, a new app or service launches that only the in-crowd knows about or can even access. Fifteen years ago, it was Gmail, Google's now super-popular email site that started as an invitation-only service. This week, it was Hey, a brand-new email service that promises to fulfill Gmail's promise of helping users better manage their inboxes, or Imboxes, in Hey parlance, as long as they have an invitation to use it.
But Hey's not the only hot new app to set the Valley a buzzing. Here are some of the latest ones the technorati are talking about:An email app and serviceIt promises to make email easier to manage by automatically grouping together receipts and transaction-related messages; newsletters and promotional email; and personal messages. So, it's sort of like Gmail, only it's supposed to be better.
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