GoToApp App Organizer - FREE
by ddmobile, Version: 3.0.4 , 394 KB Official Site
Package name: com.dds.gotoapp.demo , Last Update: 2012-10-07 20:07:19
359 ratings (4.111 average)
50,000-250,000 downloads
What's new in this version (3.0.4):
Easier transition from Demo to Full version
bug fix for sub folder assignment to main folder
Description
App organizer with folder and shortcut features. GoToApp has many user choices, another reason why Android is better than iPhone.
-easy to use, no widgets, ad free
-sort apps by name, install date
-find new apps and not in folder apps
-edit position and maintain consistent view
-assign new apps to a folder
-check the settings to enable/disable features
-known issues a)shortcut app like link to hotmail may force close this app. b) uninstall followed by re-install will require recreation of shortcut to folders.
-your email with bugs/comments/suggestions are welcome
-so far every email has been responded.
--Search for apps using device search button
--Folder Scroller from shortcut (expires in demo)
Last comments from Android Market
Venu (*****)
Amazing app. Reduces clutter and improves productivity.
Sunit (*****)
Wow. This app helped me find out which apps I have downloaded recently.very useful when kids use my phone to play and accidently download somethin
Alberto (*)
After a couple of hours of hard work trying to set it up,started crashing with errors.Had to install and I'm not going thru that trouble again.. :(
Georgia (*)
Apps resort themselves rather than sticking to my sort option. Don't like the permanent notification icon. Stuffed my HTC Sense. Uninstall
Gaz (****)
So far....... lov it
Trina (*)
Froze my phone
Sam (*****)
So far so good. Makes it way easier to find apps
mindy (*****)
Easy to organize. Nice app.
gchung (***)
my only problem is how to add apps easily to folder than going to all apps and adding them one by one. annoying
David (***)
OK, but I like Apps Organizer better Has some good features like sorts, sort by "not in folder," sub-folders, and automatic "new" folder, but somewhat cumbersome to use at times, e.g., is there a way to cr
