Entries by Nicole Batac (11809)

Tuesday
Dec312013

Store digital notes in the stylish Pad & Quill Notes app

In search of an aesthetically pleasing note-taking app? Phone and tablet case maker Pad & Quill released their own iOS note-taking app that will please your design sensibilities. Pad & Quill Notes is built to support multiple notebooks, auto table of contents, photos and graphics in notes, and Airdrop sharing or iCloud syncing. The app works for both iPhone and iPad and it lets you arrange notes in your notebooks and customize your notebooks to your liking.

Tuesday
Dec312013

Twitter app Carbon gets redesign

If you use Carbon for Twitter, then you’re in for a redesign treat. The unofficial Twitter app features a new interface, among a host of other features. The app also now allows you to loop Vine videos, play Vine videos in full screen, tap images in your timeline, and activate the Do Not Disturb mode. The update is currently rolling out of the Google Play Store.

Tuesday
Dec312013

Sony reportedly releasing Windows Phone device in 2014

There are a flurry of Android smartphones from the Japanese tech brand but it looks like Sony plans to build a Windows Phone-powered line in the coming year. Ubergizmo reports the IT company will release a Windows Phone device in the middle of 2014. Microsoft is supposedly contacting other OEMs and planning to reduce licensing fees to encourage them to produce Windows Phone gadgets.

Monday
Dec302013

Author of Steve Jobs’ biography turns to the Web to edit new book

Walter Isaacson, author of the Steve Jobs biography, is taking to the internet to edit a new book about the beginnings and development of today’s digital age. Isaacson has posted parts of his new book on online publishing platforms such as LiveJournal, Medium, and Scribd to have interested parties browse through the passages and state any corrections or notes.

"One of the things I learned is the original intention of the internet was to allow collaboration on projects, and we got away from that, especially with the World Wide Web," he said in an interview with Capital. "I'm trying to find a good service that will allow people to collaborate or to crowdsource some ideas."