I was reading an interview last week from a popular writing app author where they made the statement that a simple interface shouldn’t even be noticed. How their app does have clutter or extra things that makes a person think about using it. While I do use the writing software, on the iPhone and iPad, …
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Drafts for the iPhone, just a few improvements away from being used every day!
I want to love Drafts for the iPhone, as I could really use the core features of the app. I already plunked down the money to buy it so I’m really hoping the developer ‘fixes’ it so I can get milage out of it. They have developed several apps on the iPad that I really …
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Energizing Your Task Lists on the iPhone – This Weekend’s Free App!
It has been a fun week with Realmac Software’s Clear todo manager on my iPhone. Swiping through my list of things to do each day. That said, even if the UI is the direction of the future, I still need the polar opposite at times. Lately, that ‘enhanced’ Task manager being used is PocketLists. This is …
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Free Retro German Alarm Clock… on the iPhone
I seem to be leaning towards the classics lately. Keeping things simple and more single purpose to avoid over complication. There are many apps I use every day that have so many features that I find I am using a tiny part of their full potential. Sometimes, this means having to tap past or look …
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It’s Clear, Simple Can Be Better – A new look at iPhone Task Lists
By now, I’m sure you have seen all the press Realmac Software has been getting with their ‘Clear’ To Do app. All that was shown was a nice video of the app being used. But, me included, all got excited about a new use of finger gestures to get things done on our iPhones. The …
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