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Goward Toliyaty
It turned out that I do not like to use mobile applications, but sometimes I need to paint my day point by point because I have a very tight schedule at work. Advise a worthy replacement for mobile applications.
Are you referring to scheduling software? Before "smart phones", there were several Day Planner type devices that I felt did a good job. At one time (still in garage, actually) I had an Apple Newton that I used extensively. It was expensive, I remember that. I do not remember the other, more mainstream devices - All are extinct, as far as I know, because smart phones these days have so many apps that perform the same functions.It turned out that I do not like to use mobile applications, but sometimes I need to paint my day point by point because I have a very tight schedule at work. Advise a worthy replacement for mobile applications.
For many people, especially younger people, can do a lot on a smart phone. I started losing my eyesight when I was in my mid-40's. Reading glasses were mandatory. I strapped a pair on when I got up and didn't take them off until I got in bed. I kept at least 10 pair, 5 each of a different magnification (got a very good deal from a Walmart manager - 1/2 off the $20 (or so) a pair price). I have an iPhone 6S Plus, and -Well, the screen is just too small for most things.There are applications that run on a tablet