• 18th February 2010 - By N1N Author

    Searchify lets you perform translations calculations unit conversions wikipedia searches calendar entry and more just by typing in searches into the main search box on Android (1.6 or higher). You can use Searchify just by hitting the search button and typing you dont need to open an app at all. So it can replace your wikipedia app your calculator unit convertor and its the fastest way to do all these things. Some of the things you can do with it Unit convertor type a quantity (e.g. 10 pints or 5 oz) into the search box to see a list of conversions. Calendar entry Type an event in text (e.g. tue 3pm meeting or tomorrow 3pm thursday 5am event Johns) to add it to your calendar. Translator Type translate then a word or phrase in any language to see translations into languages of your choice. Wikipedia Type anything to bring back search results from Wikipedia that will link you direct to the Wikipedia page.Calculator Just type a sum right into the search box. Keyword search like in Firefox type e.g. twt android to search twitter or dict something to search a dictionary. For more details see the Searchify websitehttpolilan.co.uksearchify

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