The multi-tasking option of the upcoming iOS 9 will be another step forward for those who wish to go the iPad-only route. You can certainly make it your primary one, especially if you’ve got a good external keyboard. You can almost make the iPad your only computing device if you’re a writer. Also cool is the dark mode, which you can toggle off and on. But between the five of a kind and five straight goals, you’ve got enough ways to clear the board (the bombs help, too). It’s not quite like poker–a full house combination won’t clear a row for you. It’s universal, so you can play on iPhone and iPad, where Split View is also supported. There are no ads, no in-app purchases, and it works perfectly.
Score as many points as you can before the grid fills up and the game ends. Place dice on a grid to make five of a kind or five in a row (straight) combinations to score points and clear the die. He’s just made a $0.99 game called Diced.ĭiced is a simple puzzle game. I use his Drafts 4 app all the time–an amazing combination of text editor simplicity and power user export options. The Logos mobile apps are free, available here: iOS / Google Play.Īgile Tortoise (Greg Pierce) is probably the best iOS developer there is. Thanks to Logos for the Hoehner commentary so I could write up the workflow–review of the commentary itself to follow. You can even choose your own text or symbol to separate merged drafts:įrom here it’s easy export from a single draft to Ulysses or MindNode, and on goes my sermon preparation! Drafts4 has been the most indispensable app in my attempt to do as much sermon preparation as possible on the iPad. When you’re done repeating this process for as much text as you want to copy, you can merge individual drafts, if needed. If you do Prepend or Append, Drafts comes up to let you choose where to put your text.ĥ. Now you can “Capture” to send the selected text right to Drafts OR prepend (add to the beginning) or append (add to the end) to an existing draft. All these steps work with Drafts not visible, however.Ĥ. I’ve got Drafts open with Logos in Split View, just so you can see them together. Tap selected text to bring up highlighting and share options. Hoehner’s excellent Ephesians commentary.Ģ. (I find Logos’s iOS app to be significantly zippier than its Mac counterpart.) Allow me to demonstrate, using Harold W. SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.I’ve got a sweet Logos–> Drafts 4 workflow I’ve been using on the iPad for a few months now.
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