Showing posts with label Android Apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android Apps. Show all posts

The Tale of ChatOnGo for Business


The dawn of Business Communication apps brought a lot of opportunities to be cashed on. The fact that communication gaps were directly proportional to the attrition rate of the organization had made the advent such apps unavoidable. Business communication apps were the next big thing that the world needed.

Soon came an overabundance of team collaboration tools and corporate chat apps. Each and every business chat app seemed like a copy of the other with nothing new to offer. This rendered these app redundant. There was still a whole in the market which needed to be filled. There was a requirement for periodic dissipation and collection of information. Task management was a challenge; there seemed no way past the clutter.

New and more effective messaging apps came aiming their business at the corporates. Secure messaging apps were what organization seeked and still do. Nimap Infotech, a software and app development company, saw the void that needed to be filled. The company saw it as an opportunity. This is when ChatOnGo for Business was created, co-founded by Mr. Priyank Ranka and Mr. Sagar Nagda. They already had the best resources and team to go ahead with the idea of the business communication app.

The team at ChatOnGo studied the market very deeply to know what the market really wanted. They built the app, brick by brick, with features desirable of the prospective clients. The commitment of the co-founders and the app development team made ChatOnGo for Business a force to be reckoned with. Rising above the redundant business chat apps and giving its competitors a run for their money, ChatOnGo is growing at a pace that is amazing for a new app.

With features like smart messages, category tagging, filters and generating metrics at a secure platform make ChatOnGo for Business what it is. The smart message feature lets you collect information in quantitative, multi-quantitative and many other forms. Not only this, these messages can be scheduled to occur repeatedly on a periodic basis. Additionally, metrics can be generated instantly for any period since the post was made. These features just don’t stop here. ChatOnGo for Business lets you assign and track tasks so that you don’t have to rummage through your calendar to know when the deadline is for a particular task. Communication can be done in the form of public posts on different groups (each for a specific purpose) with privacy control or by chatting one-on-one. The secure messaging app for corporates fills the void for communication perfectly. And when it doesn’t, they customize it as per their client’s needs.

It wouldn’t be so hard to admit for all the stakeholders of ChatOnGo for Business that the app development team has done a commendable job under the leadership of Mr. Ranka and Mr. Nagda creating and developing the app. Their endeavor with making the app better hasn’t ceased yet. They still strive working on the app day and night, just to make the user experience better.

Visit ChatOnGo website for more details about this amazing secure business communication app or download the app from Playstore or iTunes to take it for a spin.

How to Convert Image to Text on iOS and Android

Can you imagine your life without smartphones? Probably you can, but it would be a catastrophe. How would you connect with your family and friend from anywhere? How would you take a quick selfie whenever it is a good moment? How would you remember to do all the things from your list? In a nutshell, mobile phones have become indispensable gadgets today that make our life much easier.

Another occasion where smartphones give us a hand and make our life easier is note taking. Nowadays you don't have to lose time on trying to find paper and pen to write down notes, contacts or schedules. Just snap a photo of them and there you go. All important data is preserved quickly and effortlessly. Also, all notes are always at your fingertips given that your mobile phone is always by your side.

However, apart from these positive aspects, there is, unfortunately, a downside, too. For instance, those pieces of information are unusable since they are locked inside the image format. So, when you want to speed up the process and directly copy them to make a call or to forward them through email, you need to do it manually and to squander your time additionally.

Luckily, there is a quick fix for this issue. Image to Text app will accurately convert your images into editable text files. In that way, your data won't be sealed and you'll be able to use it further. Besides, this productivity app has many other helpful features:

  • First-rate recognition and conversion quality
  • No limitations on the file size or number of converted files
  • Screenshots can be converted as well
  • Easily share converted documents or open them in another app
  • Converted documents are editable so, if it's needed, you can quickly make small adjustments in any text editor on your phone or a computer
In addition, Image to Text has a very clear and user-friendly interface. Therefore, it's adapted for every user type. So, let's cut a long story short and let's see how to convert image to text on mobile devices.

  • Firstly, download Image to Text from App Store or Google Play
  • Select a photo you'd like to convert or take a new picture
  • Finally, you'll find your text among converted files
How to Convert Image to Text on iOS and Android

A positive side is that the file is being converted on the servers, so the entire conversion won’t drain your battery. Also, the file is deleted right after the conversion, therefore your data is safe and protected.

The only thing left to do is to download this helpful app and to get the most of your notes!

5 Smartphone Apps That Parents Need To Worry About

Owning a smartphone filled with countless apps that can help one from keeping track of their appointments to telling them how many calories they have lost by walking down the road is a norm these days. Yet, there are a few apps that parents should worry about as soon as they see them on their kids’ phones. Here are 5 of the worse apps your child could have on their phones.

Vine

Vine is home to some of the most popular online celebrities like King Bach who makes vine one of the most entertaining and fun social networking platforms out there. But like everything else, there are good ways to use vine and then there are the bad ones. The bad ones being the fact that one can upload any kind of pornographic material on vine without any restrictions. Now Hofmann, Yusupov and Kroll, the founders, incorporated a 17+ age restriction to make an account for vine, however, it is fairly simple for teens to make an account on vine.

Other than just viewing inappropriate videos on Vine, they can also upload their own videos which may or may not be indecent in nature and may even contain child abuse content.

ChatRoulette or Omegle

Same as other social networking apps on this list, ChatRoulette and Omegle allow teens to talk to strangers from all over the world. Now, these two apps are a mile ahead from other apps of its kind, providing video chatting facility, it is one of the most inappropriate apps for minors on the internet these days.

There are several features that the founders and the owners of these apps certainly overlooked. One being the fact that you can record the online video chats and upload them anywhere on the internet meaning that what your child says or does can most certainly come back to bite them in the near future. It also greatly increases the chances of cyber bullying. A large number of people just log into these apps to bully people and turn them against the people they love.

Ask.fm

Ask.fm allows access to a feature that is unlike any other, it enable its users to ask fellow members questions. Now these questions can very well be of any nature, there is no profanity filter of any sorts that prevents people from asking personal or sometimes sexual question from other people.

The questions aren’t reviewed by anyone so that it can be filtered before being published, that is the reason that abuse on ask.fm has been growing rapidly. If you fear that someone is bullying you online on ask.fm, it does come with the option to block people. However, the people you block can still view your profile and know about all your likes and dislikes and you can’t do anything about it.

Blendr

Blendr is an app which allows anyone to communicate with someone anywhere on the planet. However, it also incorporates a feature that uses the GPS Location of a device to find users located nearby. It’s never safe when strangers know your child’s location up to the block you live in. Even if we ignore the GPS Locating feature, it is also a pretty harmful app for the young minds because it allows online predators to prey on their minds and without anyone finding out about it.

Kik

This is another free texting app that enables children to talk to strangers, you don’t need to know anything about the other person, and you could just type in random names and hope for the best.

Other than the fact that you can search random people, there are also apps available on Google Play Store and the Apple Store that can provide usernames for males and females, whichever you may be interested in.

You don’t need to download the app to find out that it is mostly used to sexting, the app description and the comments on the app says it all. There are several hundred comments of people providing their private information and asking girls and boys for sexting and role play which makes it seems like a 100% hookup site.

The Bottom Line
           These are just 5 of the hundreds, even thousands of apps in the market that put the mind of children at great risk. The fact that kids can gain access to these apps as soon as they learn how to operate a smartphone is a cause of great worry for parents all over the world. The thrill of having explicit chats with strangers could very well be the only thing that could ruin the rest of their lives and get them addicted to stuff like pornography which very well leads to an act that the children might regret greatly in the future. Hence, using a smartphone monitoring app is the best precaution for parents in the world today.




Author Bio: 
Elizbeth is a blogger and writer. She loves to write about digital parenting teens and issues related them. She is currently working on monitoring you kid’s text messages to keep an eye on you kid. Follow her on twitter @elizbethsewell6

A.I.type: a Great Android App You Don’t Use

A.I.type: a Great Android App You Don’t Use

It would be nice if your keyboard were smart enough to know what you want to enter, but not so darn presumptuous that it auto-corrects your words all the time without even providing any notice. A.I.type features a context-based next-word prediction engine that warns you before (and after) it corrects your text.

With different skins, such as iPhone 4s and Windows 7 layouts, you can emulate other devices and operating systems. A.I.type also offers you navigation and editing buttons, like Back and Undo, so your fingers will never have to leave the keyboard again. It also learns from your typing habits, refining its prediction engine as you type. Here’s one of the best Android apps on the market.

There are so many keyboards available today that it really is necessary to try them all to find out which one works best for you. A.I.type is definitely one of the best. There are many things to like about this keyboard. It looks great, it reacts, sounds and allows you to type quickly. And the attention to detail throughout the app is excellent.

You can reduce the bottom row options in order to make the space bar bigger, and two thumb typing in landscape mode is easy. It has a copy, cut and paste edit screen, and at the touch of a button it even reads the words you've typed.

Text prediction works very good, and many people on Google Play say that this has the best text prediction they've ever experienced. Needless to say, A.I.type is highly recommended, and available for download for Android via Google Play.



Author Bio:
I am Jeniffer the editor @ Key Difference.Have a passionate about SEO service,technology,email marketing services, mobile application development ,ect..I wish to share my knowledge with others and jump into blogging.

AllCast: An Android App You’ve Never Used

Just as soon as you get your brand-new Android smartphone, there are a few apps you are probably going to download immediately, Facebook, Twitter, Spotify, maybe Kindle, along with your favorite games. But with more than a million apps in the Google Play store, it’s pretty much assured that there are going to be a lot of options that you never even thought of, either because you’re not sure what they do or you simply don’t even know they exist. Here, for example, is AllCast. It’s one of those apps that you probably have never heard of but belongs on this list of top picks because it’s an exceptional app with loads of features you might want to try:

AllCast is the hands-down best local media player for Android and Chromecast. The program lets you stream your device's photos, music or videos to almost anything else. Cast to your Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Amazon Fire TV or Smart TVs directly from your Android. You can control playback and volume options while never without getting up from your couch. There are other local media apps around, but the difference is that AllCast has a built-in bitrate engine that buffers a video before it plays, similar to YouTube or other video services.



AllCast: An Android App You’ve Never Used

Buffering eliminates (or at least minimizes) lag, and lag is why many people get frustrated with a lot of other players. When you begin playing a video and constantly have to wait for the video to move forward, it can drive you mad.

AllCast allows you to adjust the bitrate from “original quality” all the way to 2 million bits per second. Depending on your bitrate selection, you may have to wait a little while before the video begins playing. The short wait though is worth it when you don’t have to watch a video with seemingly hundreds of hesitations.

The other advantage of AllCast is that you can tune the bit rate while the video plays back. If you notice some lag in the playback’s performance, just crank the bitrate up or down a little. All the tuner settings are conveniently located under the Settings icon on the main screen.



Author Bio:
I am Jeniffer the editor @ Key Difference.Have a passionate about SEO service,technology,email marketing services, mobile application development ,ect..I wish to share my knowledge with others and jump into blogging.