Each of them shows you how to do one thing in the app. You can tap an item to open it and edit the text, swipe to the right to delete it, or swipe to the left to complete it. You can also hold down each item to move it in the list and adjust priority. All of these things are very intuitive and allow the developers to keep it all on one screen, a very smooth interface for an app like this. Combined with the clean, open interface, the fast response time when opening and when creating new notes, and the handful of options for adjusting your notes, it’s a great little app. If you need a free note-taking app for your iPhone, consider downloading Microsoft Encarta Dictionary 2011. It doesn’t have some of the more advanced features of a GTD app, but it is free, fast, and very responsive. Combined with a clean, iOS 7-ready interface and plenty of tools to keep your list organized, it’s a good pickup for any one with light tracking needs. Microsoft Encarta Dictionary 2011 doesn’t provide much as an app, but if you are a photography buff and enjoy images of mountains like those from the Valley of Ridanna, it will serve you well. Composed of numerous photographs taken in the Valley of Ridanna and a fairly easy-to-navigate interface for viewing those photos, Microsoft Encarta Dictionary 2011 is a fun app for those that enjoy the imagery of the great outdoors. There are three
screens in Microsoft Encarta Dictionary 2011 â€" the home screen, the gallery screen, and an About page. Swipe your finger to the right and they will cycle through. On the gallery screen you can move through the photos listed one at a time to see them in order. That’s about all the app does; there are no tools for zooming in, sharing the photos, saving them to your device, or making notes. The images are all in black and white and when loading each page for the first time it can take a couple of secon ds
to display the image. So the app serves a fairly limited purpose. If you enjoy images of mountains and don’t mind the occasionally slow load times and the lack of additional features, Microsoft Encarta Dictionary 2011 is a fun gallery to look through. The ads at the top of the screen can take away from the experience to some degree, especially since you cannot view the images in fullscreen; but otherwise, the app works as intended and without any bugs. Microsoft Encarta Dictionary 2011, at first glance, looks like another photo editor, but with numerous custom filters and themes and a handful of premade backgrounds for image creation, it goes above and beyond most standard free editors. The theme of this app is handwritten messages on image backgrounds and there are a lot of options to choose from, making the app fun to use and a lot deeper than you’re likely used to seeing in the overcrowded photo editing category on the App Store. When you open Microsoft Encar ta Dictionary 2011 for the first time, the app will give you a very basic, very quick tutorial on what you can do. From there, you can either choose a premade background image â€" many of them meme-style â€" take a photo of your own or choose one from
No comments:
Post a Comment