Capture Audio Review
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadCapture Audio may not have the most elegant interface in the App world, but it makes up for that with some very useful functions.
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Posts Tagged notesCapture Audio ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadCapture Audio may not have the most elegant interface in the App world, but it makes up for that with some very useful functions. Read The Full Review » Ampad Shotnote ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadAmpad Shot note is a free app that is supposed to be used in conjunction with special Ampad paper to take pictures of and categorize hand written notes. Read The Full Review » Beat Gather ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSlide your fingers to the rhythm of your favorite iTunes songs in this brand new and free iPhone game, but be wary of the in-app purchases that might ruin all the fun. Read The Full Review » Note.s : Daily Journal ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadNote.s : Daily Journal’s minimal designed user interface makes it easier for users to focus on writing. Read The Full Review » Drafts ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadDrafts is a very clean and simple way of keeping notes and having plenty of different sources to transfer them to. Read The Full Review » Catch Notes Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadCatch Notes aims to be the Swiss Army Knife of productivity apps, with note taking, to do list creation and more available. Read The Full Review » Tone Sphere Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadThe impressive graphics and simple game play make this 3D rhythm game a must-have. Read The Full Review » Parker Planner ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadA handy all in one organizational tool to make life easier. Read The Full Review » OnePAD Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadOnePAD is a daily note app with a simple interface and endless possibilities. Read The Full Review »
Information synced to Clipbox is also available in a browser; so Clipbox clips are accessible anywhere the internet is available. Like Evernote, clips can be tagged for easy discovery later. Clipboard text and photos can be brought into the app with one easy tap. And boxes can be created to hold clips that use the user’s own search terms for organization. Users can even create a passcode to keep unwanted users out of their information. The app has a clean and easy-to-use interface with retina display graphics for both the iPhone and iPad retina displays. haha Interactive, the developer, has made it clear that feedback from their customers will influence how they update their app in the future. $1.99 ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2012-04-17 :: Category: Productivity
The update plays off the company’s thought that adding a powerful collaboration tool was necessary for its users. The new version adds a familiar notebook interface with full-screen editing capabilities and overall the update seems to be a cost effective productivity tool for users with multiple iOS devices. The notes are saved in standard text format and is compatible with PC and Mac text editing applications. Notebook is available on the iTunes App Store for $4.99. 7notes HD Premium ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadA powerful handwriting recognition engine makes this app great for notetakers. Read The Full Review »
The app adapts to every need, whether it be for a specific project or simply the grocery list for the week. Users can enter information easily as well as supplement such notes with due dates or a label to mark it as important. Organizational tools are available with the ability to create groups and then assign notes to their respective category. Everything is appealing and easy to get to grips with. It means that Notes n Tasks is an ideal iPad app for keeping track of everything that needs doing in an ever busy world. It’s inexpensive at $1.99 with future updates promising iPhone compatibility, push reminders, location revelant information and cloud synchronization via Dropbox and iCloud. Surely the ideal time to hop on the Notes n Tasks train? $0.99 ![]() iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad Released: 2011-08-26 :: Category: Productivity
It’s a little more mature than that, though, offering a more useful type of note passing. Ever wanted to discuss something about a class anonymously? This is the kind of thing that Klassmating enables. Users can discuss things via a message board for each class while still maintaining a certain level of anonymity. This anonymity won’t be a potential problem, however, as Klassmating only supports certain universities at the moment due to its need for an .edu email address to sign up. Harvard, Stanford, Yale, MIT and UC Berkeley are the establishments covered for now with more set to be added. Klassmating is certainly a different way of communicating! Why not give it a shot today? It’s free. FREE! ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-08-25 :: Category: Social Networking ScatterBrain ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadScatterBrain captures every fleeting thought simply and easily, from grocery lists to random to-dos, and looks good doing it. Read The Full Review »
It’s an app that works much like a safe, requiring three number combinations to unlock the information within it. Users can store various contact details behind this lock, as well as photos and notes such as credit card information or anything else that’s considered important to the user. MyLocker is a simple app to get to grips with and only takes a matter of seconds to set up. Multiple users can also be set up for devices used by more than one person. It’s just as easy to log into as well to retrieve the information. MyLocker is a free app, although an in-app purchase of $0.99 is needed in order to be able to store photos behind the virtual safe. It’s available now for all iOS devices. FREE! ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-06-21 :: Category: Utilities ParkBud ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadParkBud is proof that functional can also be beautiful. This well-designed parking app has been soaring to the #1 position on chart after chart, and quite frankly, it does not disappoint. Read The Full Review » Barcodas ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadBarcodes will never seem the same after seeing them transformed into short melodies by this fun little app. Read The Full Review » ThinkBookiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadSlightly confusing at first, ThinkBook is a feature-filled outlining app. Read The Full Review » Futuregram Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadSingle function, bare-bones reminder system. Cool concept, but lacking in features and robustness. Hoping for more in future versions. Read The Full Review » Notes Plus ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadNotes Plus offers much more than what Apple's Notes application offers, such as handwriting, drawing and shape detection, but it's not quite a substitute for the pen. Read The Full Review »
Eidetiq aims to combine the best of both worlds with their new iPhone app. The name “Eidetiq” is a play on the real term, “eidetic memory,” or what pop culture calls a photographic memory. Loosely termed a “note-taking” application, Eidetiq allows you to record audio as well as snapping pictures. Turn the app on, and then take pictures when necessary. The app then plays back the recording with the pictures synchronized in time to the audio. A free piece of desktop software allows you to sync those recordings to your Windows or Mac machine as well. The developers have plenty of suggestions for how to use Eidetiq. These range from the standard lecture recording—record audio, plus pictures of relevant diagrams or problems—to medical applications, such as a doctor recording a patient’s description of their symptoms along with photos of the injury. Despite its “note-taker” moniker, the developers intend for Eidetiq to be much more.
Eidetiq is now available on the App Store for $4.99. Notability for iPad ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadIf you like to make comprehensive notes, complete with web clips, images and even voice, then Notability is the app for you. Read The Full Review » Symple Notes ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSymple Notes does exactly what the title says - it's a simple note app Read The Full Review » Flip Note for iPad ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadNotepad apps are a burgeoning category on the iPad App Store, but Flip Note needs some more work before you'll flip for it. Read The Full Review » Penultimate ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadPenultimate is a quick, touch-baed notes taking tool that allows to create multiple notebooks with limitless pages. An emphasis is placed on your input rather than its customizability. Read The Full Review » Writeroom ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadWriteroom is a minimalistic writing app that syncs beautifully with SimpleText.ws. If distraction-free and simple are what you need, this one's for you. Read The Full Review » MomoNote ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadMomoNote is an elegant memo-taking app with support for Smart Lists, online syncing, and a practical, simple interface. What's not to love? Read The Full Review »
Moe’s Notepad makes the most of the iPad’s larger screen by using splitter bars to show different sections of the app that used to be spread across multiple screens. The updated UI allows users to customize the app’s display as they wish while retaining the same functionality. Without a camera in the iPad (although the team behind Moe’s Notes believe one is coming) images are taken from the iPad’s Photo’s App with a number of editing options available within the app itself. Audio editing is also impressive with recording and trimming of audio as well as volume and speed settings available. All media can be combined into an email and sent as attachments with more streamlined options coming in a future update that could include popular formats such as Evernote or GoogleDocs among others. Users of Moe’s Notes for iPhone should certainly invest in this iPad reworking and those that need a decent note taking tool will be hard pressed to find a more feature-packed alternative. Moe’s Notes is available now for $9.99 Paperless ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadPaperless is a simple, elegant list app that focuses on your data instead of bogging you down with needless options. If you like simple, Paperless is the app for you. Read The Full Review » |