Minimalistic text editor Writebox syncs with the cloud

If you are in search of a plain text editor on your browser or on your Android or iOS devices, Writebox is worth a look, especially since it syncs with Dropbox and Google Drive. Writebox syncs your text files to these cloud services and across all the devices you use so you’d get the latest version of your file. The app is as simple a text editor as you can expect without formatting tools. The most you can do is set font and size. But some of us would need just that. You can also download the file as text or HTML. Writebox is free from the Chrome Web Store or for online but costs $1.99 for Android and iOS versions.

Source: Lifehacker

Leaked supplier letter claims Microsoft to rename Nokia Oyj to Microsoft Mobile Oy

Microsoft is reportedly planning to rename Nokia once their deal closes soon. According to a letter sent to suppliers, Nokia Oyj will become Microsoft Mobile Oy, a wholly-owned subsidiary that will become Micrososft’s mobile devices division. Based on the copy of the letter obtained by Nokiapoweruser, the suppliers were told that the terms and conditions of their contracts will not change when the acquisition is completed.

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Arrival of Android 4.4.3 tipped by an official Google app

Seems Google let the arrival of its next update slip through the changelog of one of its apps. The Google Edu Device Setup app, an app designed to help schools setup tablets, has been updated to support Android 4.4.3. This version of Android hasn’t really been announced yet but it would seem the new update will be coming soon. We all just have to wait a bit more.

Source: Android Central

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 4/13-4/19

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