PhoneFace makes dialing easier
April 24, 2009 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Apps
Out for the BlackBerry and now for the Android OS, PhoneFace makes dialing a visual treat by turning your phonebook into a photo album. It is easier to recognize faces rather than names at times so this is what PhoneFace capitalizes on. You can scroll through the faces of often called contacts and once you click on their face, you can choose to dial their home or cell number. What’s also cool — PhoneFace allows you to download photos of your friends from Facebook.
The app is rather cheap at $0.99 and makes phonebook browsing worth it.
Docs to Go for Android is Go!
April 6, 2009 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Android
It was bound to happen sooner than later so here it is — Dataviz has just released Documents to Go for the Android OS. FInally, a document viewer for the Google Phone!
Here are the key features:
* Download, open and send attachments in Gmail and other e-mail applications like the free RoadSync Beta
* Supports all the latest Microsoft Office file formats including Office 2007
* View, edit and create new documents on your T-mobile G1 and HTC Magic
* Access important files stored on expansion cards via the built-in file browser
* Automatically maintains a list of “Recently Used” documents for quick access
* Securely open password-protected files
* Multiple zoom levels with portrait and landscape support for optimized rendering on a small screen
* Touch-screen, trackball and keypad navigation
* Supports rich formatting in Word To Go including bold, italics, underline, font color, alignment, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, bookmarks, comments, footnotes, endnotes, track-changes, etc.
* Powerful data computation in Sheet To Go with support for 111 functions, cell formatting, row and column preferences, auto-fit options, freeze panes, sort, cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, etc.
