There’s always that time when someone calls and you know you have to tell that person something important, but as we tend to do, we forget. FloatNote is an app that was created with that situation in mind, and admittedly, we need all the help we can get – evidence being the multitude of apps out there designed to remind us of things.
FloatNote is easy enough to figure out. You input a reminder for yourself about the person. The next time you make a call to that specific person, or when that person calls you, the note activates. As the name implies, the note you created “floats” as the call is ongoing, and deactivates when the call ends.
The video below shows how the simple app works. We’re not kidding, it is very simple. And what’s more, it’s aligned to the much-hyped Material Design of the upcoming Android 5.0 Lollipop. That’s a bit of foresight from the developers.
Check out the FloatNote app via the Google Play Store. The app is very logical. But the question we want to ask is that, are you able to work it into your daily use? Or is there an app that does this for you? Tell us about it in the comments section.
SOURCE: Google Play Store
This is like what they do in WP Cortana. Hopefully something with per person reminders comes to Google Now that isn’t only when you’re next to them