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Capture - Fastest Video Recorder For iPhone

Sat, 09 Jul 2011 17:48:58 -0400

Capture - Fastest Video Recorder For iPhone:

Never miss a moment worth keeping

- That’s what the creators behind the app says about this app.

Capture is an easy and extremely fast way to start recording something worth keeping. It immediately starts recording when you open the app, and by pressing the home button it stops.

Read more here: http://apptomato.com/2011/07/capture-fastest-video-camera-app-iphone/

First Look At FL Studio for iPad

Sat, 09 Jul 2011 17:47:58 -0400

First Look At FL Studio for iPad:

In the “First Look” posts we are basically presenting screenshots of apps that are coming out or just released.

Fruity Loops aka. FL Studio has been around for more than a decade, but only for Windows powered computers. Until now.

Fruity Loops for iPad are now out. iPhone and iPod Touch versions of FL Studio Mobile are also available, perhaps signalling an increased possibility of a future Mac version too. We took a look at how this incredible software is working on the iPad.

Screenshots here:

http://apptomato.com/2011/07/fruity-loops-for-ipad/

Pulp - Read news on your mac

Sat, 09 Jul 2011 17:47:00 -0400

Pulp - Read news on your mac:

First impressions are important and Pulp clearly understands this, as it has an icon and sign-up screen that are clear, concise, and in-keeping with what one expects from a high quality Mac App. Getting up and running is very simple. You will need to create a quick (and free) Pulp Sync account first, but all that’s required is an email address and password.

The App itself is very attractive and the layout is split into three scrolling columns which can be added to, deleted, and adjusted in width, according to taste. There is a selection of pre-loaded feeds which are organized into four categories – Technology, Science, Arts & Entertainment, and Lifestyle – though most users will probably wish to add their own. I did this manually and found it to be less laborious than I had first assumed, thanks in part to an effective keyword input which seeks out desired feeds, e.g. typing ‘Guardian’ brought up each of the newspaper’s available feeds, such as Sport, World News, etc.

Synchronicity
The Mac version of Pulp synchronizes fully with its iPad counterpart using Pulp Sync. In this way, changes are even pushed to the iPad so no refresh is required. Unfortunately, Pulp is unable to sync with Google Reader at present. According to Acrylic Software’s FAQ, this is due to both Google Reader’s lack of public API and Pulp’s own incompatible data model. For these reasons, it seems support is unlikely to be added in the near future. This is but a small gripe for me, but it could potentially be a deal breaker for those users who are tied to the service.
Pulp also has the ability to import feeds from Google Reader, Safari, Mail, and OPML files. In addition to emailing a link, Pulp can share articles to Instapaper, Readability, Read It Later, Twitter, and Facebook.
Using Pulp
Once feeds are imported, categories decided, and settings adjusted, the day to day use of Pulp is a pleasure. This elegant App makes full use of screen space, with unobtrusive buttons providing easy navigation and access to preferences.
I rarely needed to click any button more than once to adjust a setting or use a feature, and as an enthusiast of minimal, distraction-free writing Apps, I appreciated the uncluttered, minimalist layout which brings to focus the desired article with a click. Indeed, the interface promotes undisturbed reading so successfully that normal Internet browsing in Firefox seemed positively clunky and distracting in comparison.

Just Like Magic
It is an annoyance when an RSS feed shows just a couple of opening lines, requiring the reader to leave the App in order to read the article fully (as with BBC News). Pulp seeks to remedy this with its Magic Reader feature. A click of the magic wand button will deliver the text, transplanted in full, to Pulp’s immersive scrolling display.

Conclusion
There are already many choices open to RSS enthusiasts with strong apps such as NetNewsWire and Reeder. Where Pulp sets itself apart from the competition however, is in the outstanding implementation of its streamlined features and a novel user interface that provides a user experience that is unmatched within its field.
Perhaps the only thing missing is an iPhone/iPod version, but the fact that Acrylic Software hasn’t rushed out a small-screen port may suggest that the iPhone and iPod have screens that are too small to allow it to work perfectly. Still, correspondence with the developers suggests that the possibility may be explored in the future.
Providing you can live without the ability to synchronize Pulp with Google Reader, the reasonable price of $9.99 (a 7 day trial is available from the Acrylic Software website), clever features, and pleasing interface may well change your news reading experience for the better. It certainly did so for me.

Notefile - Take notes on iPad and iPhone

Sat, 09 Jul 2011 17:46:01 -0400

Notefile - Take notes on iPad and iPhone:

Notefile is an app by Junecloud, the same folks who’ve brought to you Delivery Status Touch in the past. Notefile brings the same kind of finesse to the table that Junecloud is known for. The app is virtually UI-less, presenting just a blank canvas to start typing on when you first launch the app on the iPhone. There’s a tiny settings button barely visible at the bottom, and another to hide the keyboard shows up when the keyboard is active.

Swiping left on the screen takes you to the list of notes — which again is very minimal, yet gorgeous to look at. A tiny ‘+’ button at the bottom lets you add additional notes. Junecloud also lets you sync your notes across your devices for free using their own sync service. If you’re a Delivery Status Touch user, chances are, you already have an account there.

Notefile is a universal app and is available for $4.99 on the App Store and it also comes with a companion Dashboard widget for the Mac. If you are looking for a no-frills app to keep a collection of notes, give Notefile a try

Read more here: http://apptomato.com/2011/07/notefile-take-notes-iphone-ipad/

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Fri, 17 Jun 2011 14:49:31 -0400

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Fri, 22 Apr 2011 13:11:00 -0400

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