May 17, 2016 by macjeff
Mahjong Artifacts: Chapter 2 can be played three different ways. You’re able to travel the world in search of lost artifacts in quest mode. The classic mode is your standard affair with 99 total layouts. Once you’ve completed all of the layouts, the innovative endless mode will be unlocked and waiting for you. The game also includes hints, five tile sets and numerous backgrounds, and loads of power-ups to unlock.
NoLocation allows you to quickly and easily remove EXIF data from your photos. The data can be removed from new photos taken within NoLocation, or you can import any photo from your library. Keep in mind that NoLocation doesn’t overwrite the original photo. It simply makes a copy of the photo without any of the EXIF data included.
Matcha provides a zen-like writing experience. Your documents can be structured with sections, headers, block quotes, tables, etc. They can also include multilevel lists, numbers, and checkmarks. Keyboard shortcuts are available for everything from navigation to writing. The content you create can be stored locally or synced with iCloud, Dropbox, or Evernote. You’re also able to export and share content as HTML, TXT, or Markdown.
Sudoku Pro Edition will provide hours of entertainment. It’s the classic game of Sudoku, where you’re required to place numbers within the grid in order to ensure that every row, column, and square contains one through nine. Sudoku Pro Edition includes four packs to choose from: classic, colors, brands, and letters.
Mahjong Artifacts: Chapter 2 can be played three different ways. You’re able to travel the world in search of lost artifacts in quest mode. The classic mode is your standard affair with 99 total layouts. Once you’ve completed all of the layouts, the innovative endless mode will be unlocked and waiting for you. The game also includes hints, five tile sets and numerous backgrounds, and loads of power-ups to unlock.
This is the training industry’s equivalent to the Swiss Army Knife. The app leverages ANSWER, Allen Communication’s rapid needs assessment methodology, to ensure that your instructional strategies align with your organization’s unique needs and opportunities. You’re able to create as many projects as necessary, and you can add additional questions to individualize your projects. DesignJot also allows you to build high-level design flowcharts, and jot down notes and sketch out ideas. Projects and flowcharts can be exported via email or iTunes File Sharing.
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May 17, 2016 by macjeff
Everyone likes free apps, but sometimes the best ones are a bit expensive. Now and then, developers put paid apps on sale for a limited time, but you have to snatch them up fast. Here are the latest and greatest apps on sale in the iOS App Store.
The post Best app deals of the day! 6 paid iPhone apps for free for a limited time appeared first on Digital Trends.
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May 16, 2016 by macjeff
iMedSuite by Ageant Medical Pty Ltd is a group of medical apps all geared towards improving the workflow of physicians.
For busy doctors iMedSuite makes it easier than ever before to stay organized throughout the day.
Features:
iMedSuite is an app that certainly offers a lot of features all in one convenient location. Specifically, users can use the “iCallLog” section of the suite to record all of their working hours, keeping detailed records regarding specific conversations and consultations on specific patients.
A separate app, iProcLog, is designed to help interns and residents document their fulfillment of various tasks more easily as well.
Printing out documents for medical charts is also an option through these apps. The interface of iCallLog is simple enough to make these notes on patients relatively quickly.
We definitely see the advantages of this well designed app in many situations.
However, most hospitals and clinics requiring in-house charting for patient medical records to be completed on the hospital’s electronic medical records system. Thus, taking even this little time to make your own notation in your own app might seem like an unnecessary additional step.
Additionally, with current HIPAA requirements being as they are, any users of iMedSuite would definitely need assurance that the information stored within the app is very secure at all times; recording patient information in a personal app may be a potentially problematic situation.
Appearance and Layout:
iMedSuite is a simply designed app. It offers its users a clean, minimalistic interface that is free of unnecessary distractions.
Setting up your account is easy to do, and navigating through the app is very intuitive. In-app graphics are basically kept to important labels only. I felt that the opening screen logo didn’t display well on the larger screen of a full iPad, but on an iPad mini it didn’t look blurry at all.
As a whole, the appearance and layout of iMedSuite can best be described as “functional.” While the graphics of the app are nothing to write home about, they also don’t really leave any room for complaints either.
Value:
As noted previously, iMedSuite is a free app, with additional optional companion app purchases also available through the iTunes Store.
The concept of this collection of apps is definitely an appreciated one; keeping a detailed log can be an important part of the medical field, both for protecting physician’s liabilities and for improving patient safety.
Whether or not use of iMedSuite can really help you save time in the long run probably really depends on the particular requirements of whatever hospital/clinic you happen to work in yourself.
Most hospitals all have their own electronic medical record requirements regarding documentation of patient services, and these documentations would most likely be completely separate from your use of this app.
Because of this, if the hospital you work in has its own system, it’s hard to imagine how residents or other physicians would have time to really utilize iMedSuite in addition to in-house documentation requirements during their already busy schedules.
iMedSuite requires iOS 8.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. A small expedited fee was paid by the developer to speed up the publication of this review.
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May 16, 2016 by macjeff
Your secret mission involves searching through a remote medieval monastery to not only find Brother John but also uncover the mystery behind the weeping statue. You must interrogate the inhabitants, complete challenging tasks, and solve perplexing puzzles. The game includes seven locations to explore, three difficulty settings, 18 mini-games, and achievements via Game Center.
You must first set your target coordinates by selecting a point on the map or entering a specific address. You’re also able to set targets by simply holding your finger on the arrow. Then walk away and the app will indicate the direction and distance from which you came. The app includes two methods of location discovery, more than 2 million locations to choose from, the ability to share your coordinates, and loads of additional information like speed, altitude, bearing, and heading.
Start out by selecting one of the six avatars, and level up your character by answering math problems as quickly and accurately as possible. Each problem is presented on a separate page and includes up to four multiple choice answers, allowing you to easily focus on the task at hand. At the end of each round you’ll be scored and given a rating, which can be compared with players all over the world. The game includes 125 stages to enjoy.
The basic gameplay mechanics in Zero are simple enough. You must slide positive and negative numbered tiles around the board in order to achieve zero. The first few levels consist of just ones and twos, but things get crazy pretty quickly when large numbers and new kinds of modifier tiles enter the mix. Also, keep in mind that tiles won’t stop sliding unless they run into something. The game includes a total of 120 levels.
Your secret mission involves searching through a remote medieval monastery to not only find Brother John but also uncover the mystery behind the weeping statue. You must interrogate the inhabitants, complete challenging tasks, and solve perplexing puzzles. The game includes seven locations to explore, three difficulty settings, 18 mini-games, and achievements via Game Center.
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May 15, 2016 by macjeff
Sunday arrives with a fresh set of device images for the Wallpapers of the Week section. One of the site’s most anticipated weekly posts, aims to bring you new device-specific wallpapers. There are a myriad of images amongst the vast Internet, but we ensure they are photo quality and perfectly scaled for your iOS, and sometimes desktop, devices.
The section is completed with images found around the Web, submitted to us directly, or stumbled upon through Twitter. Today, we highlight a long-time iDB fan favorite wallpaper creator, Jason Zigrino. Step inside for his latest.
This week, Zigrino created the “Plus +” wallpaper set as an exclusive for iDB. The collection includes images for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and desktops. A gradient style, the wallpapers include tiny “+” icons in a gridded pattern to provide a bit of depth. When asked about his inspiration for the collection he referenced the recent outcry over the new Instagram icon.
You can find the full Plus + collection for download in a Zip file on Zigrino’s DeviantArt page or browse the full gallery, including 5K options. Additionally, follow him on Twitter via @JasonZigrino for his latest creations.
If you would like to participate in the curation of iDB’s Wallpapers of the Week, then catch up with me on Twitter via @jim_gresham. Send me your tips or original submissions! The next post could be thanks to you!
Download Plus + Envy:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Fire:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Galaxy:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Inferno:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Lotus:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Sky:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Slate:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
Download Plus + Tranquil:
Apple Watch | iPhone | iPad (9.7″ or smaller) | Desktop (1920 x 1080)
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