If you cannot afford a buck for a multi-function app, why the heck did you get an iPhone in the first place? And in this case, you really gotta be desperate or not have any other hobbies to be using this app very often.Īs I end all my reviews with a rating…this app gets a big NAY.įirst off, I use App Box Pro, to heck with the “lite” version. Call me a curmudgeon, but sometimes technology gets in the way of common sense. But to me, if you’re on a steep angle to begin with, you likely know it and should be trying to figure out a way to get out of it without any damage rather than whipping out out your device to see how steep the incline is. I mean come on…a tip calculator and a pregnancy calendar? About the only tool that looked remotely interesting was the clinometer.
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I’ll be honest here…I looked at the list of all the tools and nothing seemed compelling enough to spend the time to download and use the app. Personally, I’d rather have each function as a separate, fully polished App. Overall, if you’re looking for these functions and don’t want to shell out the 99 cents for an app to do each individually, then this is a good toolbox for you. There is a button in each function to bring you back to the main screen, but it does take a little getting used to (especially since the programmer didn’t necessarily put it in the same place on each screen). More than a few times, I actually closed the App trying to get back to the main screen. The icons are very plain and the neon color palette looks like it belongs more on my 10 year old Samsung cell phone than on my iPod Touch. The price was right and you never know when I can make myself useful… OWC Michael’s ReviewĮach app does what it is supposed to and functionality is quite intuitive, but this App doesn’t seem to have the polish and finish of something I want to keep on my device. Hideous interface aside, however, I’ll probably keep it around. There is, however, no excuse for the UGLY interface that looks like the bastard love child of Palm OS and Fremont Street, Las Vegas. But I wouldn’t be surprised if there someone that would use them. Sure there are tools I will likely never use, such as the currency converter, loan calculator and the fertility calendar.
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No video link here, despite the obvious Blazing Saddles reference) the ol’ iPod Touch a couple of times to work out a tip, check how long until my mom’s birthday, and to convert a few measurements cooking, so for a free app, it’s been pretty useful. This is one of those apps that really doesn’t “wow” you that much, but is handy to have when you need it. – Area, Length, Pressure, Temperature, Volume, Weight OWC Chris’s Review – Indicates days with increased probability of getting pregnant
– Menstrual cycle calendar also known as fertility calendar – Bar Chart for price, quantity, and unit price – Comparison Tab with Bar Chart and Pie Chart – Holiday rules changing every year in the world for example, Easter day, Chinese Lunar Calendar, Islamic Calendar and Jewish Calendar.
This week’s free iPod/iPhone App to review is: AppBox LITE: 10 useful Apps in one application.
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