Plus, it’s been updated for iOS 7 - the official app still hasn’t been. It can notify you about changes to files whenever you launch the app too (which you can disable, thankfully). It also has a few nifty sharing features (you can share files between Boxie users without being kicked to the Dropbox website), as well as the ability to share files to non-Dropbox users in the usual Dropbox manner.
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It’s a better Dropbox client for iOS with a few advanced features such as bookmarks (quick access to files in your Dropbox), Favourites (the usual offline files), and if you have the Pack Rat expansion in Dropbox, even lets you see versions and deleted files right from within the app. It happens, but as for Articles, the reason it’s still on my home screen, ugly icon and all, is that there is no better app for browsing Wikipedia articles.īoxie is the latest addition to my home screen. I can’t help but feel that the developer of Articles doesn’t give a damn now that she’s working at Apple. The older version of the icon was much nicer, even though it made less sense - a better Articles icon would have been the global puzzle logo the Wikimedia foundation uses, but I’m guessing that’s copyrighted or something. I kept the debug icon version around until the iOS 7 version dropped. The iOS 7 redesign of Facebook isn’t bad, actually. Third row: Facebook, Articles, Boxie, Felix If I’m honest, I could probably drop Vesper and just stick to Notesy for my iOS writing needs, but it’s a nice app (and I feel some kind of loyalty to the developers), so I keep it around. But Vesper is also great because it lets me just write, without having to worry about sync conflicts, markdown formatting, or anything else.
Notesy is great because it syncs with Dropbox, where I put all of my plain-text writings. They all let me put words down, but they all serve slightly different purposes. I’ve got a few apps which let me do writing - Notes from Apple, Vesper from Q Branch, and Notesy from Giant Yak Software. And yeah, unlocking all the themes was one of the first things on my to-do list. In my mind, Clear is good for if you need a quick list of to-do-items and need to get them down as fast as possible - while Reminders isn’t bad, Clear just works. I still use Apple’s own Reminders app for repeating stuff-I-need-to-do, but the fast item creation and gesture-based interface of Clear are too fun to pass up. Second row: Camera, Passbook, Clear, VesperĬlear is pretty great. And yeah, Fantastical 2, which now has reminders support with natural language creation, is every bit as good as the first. I’m not a huge calendar user, but Fantastical is worth it when I am. Tapping directly on a day jumps the list down below to the events happening on that day (or if that day has no events, the next events). It has two different views, but I’m mostly in the one that gives me a month view with a list of upcoming events down the bottom. I’m a huge fan of Fantastical on the Mac, and Fantastical on iOS is just as good. Some people absolutely hate it, but I like it, for the most part - it makes everything fun.įirst row: Mail, Fantastical, Maps, Photosįantastical 2 is everything I’ve ever wanted in the iOS calendar app. IOS 7 brought a massive list of changes, first and foremost of which was a massive overhaul of how everything looks and feels.
It’s been a year since the last time I wrote one of these, so I figured it was about time I updated the previous post with everything that’s changed during that time.
As for the tablet version of the popular third party Twitter app, Tapbots has said that “Tweetbot 3 for the iPad is in development,” but provided no updates since September of last year.Updated 1/11/13 for a few more iOS 7 app updates
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Also visible in the full shot, seen below, is an unreleased iPhone app, likely a new version of Calcbot ( which debuted on the Mac recently) which should also include features previously in Convertbot not teased is the expected redesign of Tweetbot for iPad.
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Mark Jardine, designer for Tapbots apps including the popular Tweetbot app, tweeted a photo teasing the upcoming redesign of the Mac version for the third party Twitter client the current version of Tweetbot for Mac features a heavier design aesthetic than the general user interface introduced with OS X 10.10 Yosemite.Īs you can see in the teaser above, the redesign takes design cues from the latest version of Tweetbot for iPhone using Yosemite design elements like translucency in addition to round avatars and softer window controls.
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