Hey All,
If you’ve been dying to get your hands on the full version of Documents to Go but simply could not afford, or did not want to pay the high asking price of $29.99, you can now get it for the low price of just $9.99 between now and December 6. I don’t know everyone’s particular economic situation but if you want or need this app, I doubt you’ll find it for a better price. I purchased mine when they had the $14.99 sale so I think $9.99 is an absolute no-brainer. Drop a comment if you have taken or will take advantage of this great offer. (Note, I get nothing for touting this offer. I just think it’s a really good deal).
Since it takes time for me to properly review an app, particularly an app with a lot of features, I will, from time to time, post a quick review which I will call a QuikRev. These will be short reviews of apps that are not necessarily feature-rich, but serve a useful function on your phone. In this installment, I will review an app called Bookmark Manager.
I don’t know about you but I find it of utmost importance to have my upcoming calendar entries staring me in the face at all time. I put everything in my calendar so for me, my calendar is the window into my day. With Pure Calendar, that window is wide open with a multiple of options on how exactly you wish to look through it. Pure Calendar allows you do add a widget to your home screen and display your upcoming calendar entries in a variety of ways, colors, sizes and skins. This is a must have for anyone who wishes to put their calendar to good use.
I am usually not a big fan of themes and customizations when it comes to PCs. In fact, when Windows XP was first released I went out of my way to remove the new look and feel in favor of the Windows 2000 setup. But when it comes to my G1 I don’t think I can live without the various theme applications. The G1’s default theme, while very nice, is also very limited. Third party themes are not just about look and feel. They are also functional. They add many features not available out of the box. In this review, I will examine a theme application called Open Home and talk about some of the features that it will add to your G1.