Taskpad is free today, but I won't tell you to go download it. This may be the first app where I even suggest to do your research and maybe skip this one. This app is a task organizer that allows you to attach pictures, sound bytes and other tidbits to your to do list items.
Be forewarned, it is receiving a lot of 1 star reviews on Amazon's Appstore for Android. I feel the best thing to do for an app like this is to just post some of them here:
Stay away..., No wonder it's free., May 11, 2011
I would have never paid for this app. The UI is horrendous compared to other, always free, task apps. i.e., Taskos or Astrid. Garbage
This was just awful, I wish amazon would take a closer look at some of these paid apps they choose to release
This was just awful, I wish amazon would take a closer look at some of these paid apps they choose to release
Lol what
I see absolutely no purpose for this app. Don't buy it. It's not even worth the space it took up in my phone the day it was free on the appstore.
I see absolutely no purpose for this app. Don't buy it. It's not even worth the space it took up in my phone the day it was free on the appstore.
after reading real reviews...
...i will not be downloading this app or any other by this developer. i filed a report against the app for the false reviews and the rest of u should too.
...i will not be downloading this app or any other by this developer. i filed a report against the app for the false reviews and the rest of u should too.
So that's where this app is at. It is obvious that whomever is giving this thing a 5 star review that is four paragraphs long describing a bit more than the 100 other reviewers, this is a dev trying to pad their rating. Though, in this case, it won't work when the free app flood gates are open so wide. I guess the last thing you'd want when you make a crappy app is for it to be downloaded a lot. Hmm. Quite a conundrum.
