Alexander Deliyannis
10/9/2015 5:40 pm
Foolness wrote:
I had never heard of these apps. Admittedly, it's been a long while since I actually went app-hunting in the Google Play, and now Microsoft, stores. At the time I hadn't found any information manager which IMHO made good use of a powerful stylus functionality such as Galaxy Note's--or even plain mutlitouch functionality for that matter.
Just to get an analogy of the powerful touch paradigm I would like to see, check out the videos found here http://www.bitwig.com/en/bitwig_1_3 Such tools are already changing the sound/music industry; I expect that eventually something equivalent will come out for the information management world--if it isn't aready out there and I have simply missed it.
Anyway, you've got my attention, and I'll certainly be checking out the tools recommended.
I just want to raise that question here since apps like Lumen Trails,
Boximize, Curator are being highlighted in the App store (and I am in
love with the app "Life Strategy" in Google Play Store) but I cannot
seem to spot any discussion of it here from an interface standpoint.
I had never heard of these apps. Admittedly, it's been a long while since I actually went app-hunting in the Google Play, and now Microsoft, stores. At the time I hadn't found any information manager which IMHO made good use of a powerful stylus functionality such as Galaxy Note's--or even plain mutlitouch functionality for that matter.
Just to get an analogy of the powerful touch paradigm I would like to see, check out the videos found here http://www.bitwig.com/en/bitwig_1_3 Such tools are already changing the sound/music industry; I expect that eventually something equivalent will come out for the information management world--if it isn't aready out there and I have simply missed it.
Anyway, you've got my attention, and I'll certainly be checking out the tools recommended.