Video Diary - App Preview - Reynolds Nuthat

Video Diary is a video diary app that'due south heading to the Windows Phone Marketplace that nosotros've been able to get a sneak peak of. The application is well laid out and segregates your video diary recordings from your People Hub (for privacy).

The main page of Video Diary has tile buttons to create a new video entry, access the app's assist department, upload videos to your Dropbox account, access the settings, rate the app and view contact information for the programmer. The second folio of the app is your diary entry list. After you lot record a video, it is dated, time stamped and added to the listing. To view a entry, merely tap on it.

The settings are singular in that you take the ability to turn on/off a reminder characteristic to aid you recall when to record your thoughts. Video Diary does have Live Tile support to remind you the reminder is set. Beyond that, Video Diary'southward interface is unproblematic and direct frontwards.

Video Diary

To record an entry, just tap on the New Tile and your Windows Phone camera is launched. Yous have button controls to start/cease the recording. Later on you record a video, it is dated, time stamped and added to the list. To view a entry, only tap on it. Dropbox integration is just equally simple. Tap on the Dropbox Tile and then tap on the listed video to upload.

All in all, Video Diary looks good. I like the unproblematic lay out, straight forward interface, and the reminder feature is a squeamish touch. The only downside to Video Diary is that it doesn't support the forepart facing photographic camera on second generation Windows Phones. Hopefully this volition be a feature of future updates.

Await for Video Diary in the Marketplace inside the next calendar week or so. It is expected to be a free, advertisement-supported app and in one case nosotros have the Windows Telephone Marketplace link, we'll update the post.

Updated February 2022

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