The universe of productivity applications "Getting Things" is crowded and competitive, making it difficult to stand out. Midnight Beep Softworks is taking his best shot by updating its midnight Inbox Touch app for iPad with an array of new design and sharing features. And the developer is dropping the price of its productivity app, too.
Version 2.0 of the app debuted Tuesday the IOS App Store. The update offers a review of design that reflects a sensibility "bigger is better": there are fonts bigger to improve readability, large areas of touch to respond to a user gestures, and tasks buttons have also increased in size.
Some other feature enhancements are aimed squarely at the crowd GTD: users can decide to hide the lists of assets or have them completed actions Show; completed lists can be automatically stored, and deleted items now move directly to the trash. Midnight beep says it has improved the system of the detailed rules for the marking of start and expiration dates on the projects, including adding more options to schedule recurring tasks.
Users who wish to monitor and plan their activities on platforms also have expanded the options in the last iteration of Touch of midnight Inbox. The application can now be synchronized with other iPad run--MobileMe through another WebDAV server or on a local system without wires. The application also provides automatic data backup, which can be shared via email or access in iTunes.
The iPad version of Touch of midnight Inbox won't be the only option available to users of iOS/Mac. Midnight beep says Mac and iPhone programs are in the works, and that will be able to synchronize with touch of midnight Inbox on iPad.
Midnight Inbox Touch is $ 10--down from the $ 20 price tag of usual application--and compatible with iOS running iPad 4.2 or later.
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