Fliq Notes is of my favorite iPhone apps. Not only is it versatile and useful, but it’s also quite colorful. This app is designed allow you to, organize and share your notes. in other colorful and intuitive interface which is remarkably accessible. Fliq Notes is part of a suite of applications, both for your mobile device and for your computer, designed to help mobile device users organize and share information. From the Fliq Notes web site:
Fliq Notes Main PAge
Fliq Notes is the only free app of its kind that lets you create, edit, save, search and sort all of your notes by name, date or category. Fliq Notes is easy to use, reliable and flexible. Simply download and install the app and start sharing notes with friends, co-workers, classmates and family members.
You can sort your notes by name, date or, most usefully, customizable categories. The font is a reasonable size and reasonably legible. The entire app works both in landscape mode and in portrait mode. The color scheme involves that bright yellow which adds a nice contract
Fliq Notes Font Settings
You can choose your own font and font size. It is quite easy to do and the font settings screen is implemented rather nicely.
Another key feature is that you can e-mail your notes. So, it also substitutes for programs like Easy Writer and Easy E-Mail, both of which I have reviewed already.
Fliq Notes
All in all, I have only good things to say about this app. I even contacted the company to ask about accessibility issues with the previous version. I am not sure if they were already implementing it, but the subsequent version adds the new feature.
Fliq Notes is available on the iPhone App Storr on through iTuens. Read more iPhone accessibility reviews here.
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I am in the process of getting an iPhone and one of the prooblems I have with the notes app that comes with it is that it doesn’t let you arrange your information in categories e.g. Retirement,listing all accounts and subcategories One of the accounts, with all the information relating to that accounts, username,password etc. I have it set up that way on a Palm PDA but I would like to be able to set things up in a similar way on the iPhone. Will Fliq notes let me do that?
I think Fliq Notes will do exactly what you want. It will also sync with other devices, though I have not played with that feature yet.