iPhone app – 4Eyes Review – Features, Ease of Use

The app called 4eyes, updated on 16^th August 2011, and created by Andrew Davis is an efficient app which makes searching easier and faster. There are plenty of search engines out there but it requires a lot of time to find exactly what you need. Most engines do not even process shorthand words and thus, a lot of time is wasted. Since we are short on the patience, we require an app like 4eyes which helps us search with our own desired speed. The app requires iOS 3.2.2 or later.

4Eyes iPhone App

Features:

The app has a simple grey theme which is both stylish and sleek yet easy to use and soothing to the eyes. The homepage has a keypad at the bottom, a search bar at the very top and a screen of sorts in the middle which displays the results of your search. The app has over 30 services for your searches. The greatest feature in this app is the fact that you can write in short hand and the app will comprehend what you mean. If you need to search for a weather update, all you require is to type in the letter W and the location for which you require the update. The app will comprehend your command and provide you with exactly what you need. Search commands can also be saved for future use. This saves time further as you only require one click to search for what you require. In the bottom right hand corner, you will find a button with a heart on it which should be clicked to save your search.

4Eyes iPhone App

The app also lets you to share the results of your search results through the usual social networking websites. The app does not cover voice commands yet and only works with a keypad. The app has originally been tested on iOS 4.0 and runs smoothly. However, the app can work on iOS 3.2.2 and over as well.

4Eyes iPhone App

Ease of Use:

The app has large icons and a very simple and easy interface. The app comes with a guide as well titled ‘How to’. This feature guides you through the working of the app step by step. A tab at the top helps you quicken your search by choosing whether what you’re looking for is an image, a piece of news, a place or more. This makes it very easy to search exactly what you desire in a short amount of time.

Verdict:

The app currently costs $1.99 and works pretty well. It is a shame that it does not have voice command and the developers should take note and try adding it. Otherwise the app comes in pretty handy.