There’s even more: if you tap on the edit button, not only you can enter a new title, but you can also rotate and crop the picture.You can preview the crop before saving it. Just as in the notes screen, filters slides up / down from the top. Filters are obviously different from the notes’ ones: there are 5 filters (Brightness, Black and White, Invert, Saturation, Sepia) which you’ll be able to adjust with a slider. You can save an image to the Camera Roll (and Pastebot will play a cool sound notification too), send as Email or, again, move to a folder. Moving to pictures, things get even more interesting. Could this mean the end of Birdhouse? Maybe, if only Pastebot will have a “send to Tweetie” action in the future. By the way, the notes editing system works perfectly and the character count thing could be really come in handy for people who want to save drafts for their tweets. God knows how much I love these little things. The animations are smooth in pure Tapbots style. To reveal the Filters again just tap on the < symbol and here you go, the screen slides again. The cool thing is that when you select a filter the app doesn’t switch to the previous screen but the whole filter window slides at the top revealing the note you were editing. I would have called this menu Actions, but that’s it. Folders are a great feature of Pastebot, I’ll talk about it later.From the same screen you can tap on the gear icon which will bring up the Filters menu: there are many filters already available, like Convert to Uppercase and Lowercase, Find and Replace, Quote Lines and Smarten Quotes. Speaking of notes, you can edit the main body, see the character and word count, date, edit the title and even send it as email or move it to a folder.
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If you click on the arrow next to each item instead you’ll be able to either edit the note or view the full version of a picture. There are thumbnails that give you a beautiful preview of the stored items and you can also search within your “Library” by simply pulling down the screen.Tap on the thumbnail preview and a submenu containing the item’s details will slides down, together with the Send to and Filters buttons.Moreover, a blue light next to the item will indicate that the items has been copied again to your clipboard. It can be a selection of text or a photo, Pastebot will support it. Everytime you’ll import something into Pastebot that something will go into a slot in the Clipboard section. With the awesome addition of clipboard history.Īnyway, let’s see how this thing works. Hell, this is not just a clipboard manager. Together with Tweetie, AwesomeNote, Read It Later and MoneyBook, Pastebot is more than what the App Store description page says. That said - and if you accept this way of working - Pastebot is one the best, most complete applications I’ve tried in these past months. Or was it their own choice? Mark Jardine knows. I think Tapbots was forced to develop an app that imports the clipboard only on relaunch: even with Backgrounder activated on Pastebot, automatic import doesn’t work, it needs to be relaunched. Wouldn’t it be easier to automatically send the clipboard history to Pastebot? It should be that way, but you know - due to SDK limitations it can’t be done right now. Basically, Pastebot works like this: once you’ve copied something from anywhere on your iPhone, you have to launch Pastebot to let the app store the last item you’ve copied. Indeed, it’s a great clipboard manager, with many features other apps don’t have: 99 items, information about the items you’ve stored, built-in editing. Pastebot is showcased as the ultimate clipboard manager for your iPhone: they say “ Command Copy and Paste”.
Today the Tapbots guys have just released a new application, priced at $1.99, which could become your new data management iPhone app. Tapbots is an iPhone development house, well known for their awesome and useful applications Convertbot and Weightbot.
Well, it can do that too actually, but it can also store pictures, folders and 99 items from your clipboard history. Simplenote, Evernote, Shovebox, AwesomeNote, Idea Organizer.I’ve tried many of them, I love many of these apps.Today I’ll take a different approach and talk about an application that doesn’t simply store a group of notes.
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There are hundreds of applications available for download which let you store / clip / organize / backup those small snippets of text you take on the go. That of taking notes on the iPhone it’s a trend that won’t expire soon.
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