Find notes with hashtags on Letterspace

There are a lot of note-taking apps but can yours do searches with hashtags? Letterspace, a note-taking app for Mac and iOS, lets you organize your notes by placing hashtags inside your notes. This will make it easier to search for them at a later date. You can also @mention people so names will be searchable in the future. It is a simple yet probably easier way than the usual tagging system other apps have. Your notes also sync to iCloud so everything will be up-to-date on all devices. It might seem silly to place hashtags in notes though but you do them everywhere else so what’s one more app to do them on?

Source: The Next Web

Google now offers Earth Pro for free

If you’re the type who likes making 3D measurements or making HD videos of virtual trips, Google has a treat for you. The premium version of Google Earth service is now free. Google slashed the price from US$400 a year from Google Earth Pro. It comes with a professional-grade suite for map making and the like. If this is your kind of thing, you should get the software key from Google now.

Source: Google | Via: Gizmodo

Nokia Z Launcher stays in beta, adds new features

The Nokia-made launcher hasn't left beta but it has new features to help out its users. The app has new UI improvements as well as better performance for carousel widgets. They also worked on improving scribble handwriting recognition. It also now supports icon packs. And there is the usual bug fixes as well.

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Facebook to suggest nearby places to you on iOS app

In another move to encroach Foursquare's main business, Facebook is introducing a new nearby place recommendation feature into its iOS app. The social network calls the feature as Place Tips. It will display posts about a certain shop, restaurant, or other establishments when it sees you're in the area. It is currently testing in select areas, like New York, before a universal rollout. We don't know yet when that would be or if it'll come to Android. Let us know if you're able to try it out and what you think about it.

Source: Cult of Mac