EasyNoter Pro is closer to an actual handheld diary or daybook than any full-featured personal information manager we’ve seen, but now you can use it for free, too. An attractive widget opens like an eBook to reveal a Diary, Notes, Address book, and Reminders. The unique and highly functional 3D layout also combines cyber and paper concepts in unexpectedly productive ways. EasyNoter Pro is free with a registration key that requires your name and e-mail address, or you can buy a permanent license for less than $10.

Pros

Cool covers: The supplied skin, Tribute to Cosmos, is one of many free calendar covers based on awesome NASA/JPL/Caltech images in the Photo Album. Many different free themes are available to download, too.

Bookish but attractive: EasyNoter Pro succeeds in combining eBook and desktop features, like the embedded tree views in the Notes and Address tabs, or the fullscreen view. The inside layout looks like a ringed binder, too.

Extras to hand: Calculator, Windows Media Player, file browser, and more can be found on EasyNoter Pro’s inside toolbar. Outside, a digital day-date-time display earns its keep when the book’s closed.

Cons

Free is free: This is a minor complaint, but EasyNoter Pro’s renewable free license scheme is a bit more awkward than it needs to be, though doubtless some users will pay the minor fee to avoid the fuss. The app’s worth the cost, which approximates a freeware donation.

Bottom Line

More elaborate PIMS and more basic diary apps are available, but if you’re looking for a worthy desktop diary and notekeeper that stands out from the crowd, definitely try EasyNoter Pro.

Editors’ note: This is a review of the trial version of EasyNoter Pro 4.2.

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ArtPlus Digital Photo Recovery can find those special moments on memory cards that have been erased or even damaged. Although the software does its job well and in an intuitive manner, its interface feels outdated and leaves room for improvement.

Pros

Straightforward workflow: While ArtPlus Digital Photo Recovery is nothing fancy to look at, its flow is well thought out and made very straightforward. Regardless of whether you use the Basic or Advanced mode, you’re never overwhelmed with options.

Fast and efficient: In our tests we scanned a 64GB SD card for photos, videos, and audio files in a little over 11 minutes.

Disk image support: If the card you’re recovering data from is slow, you can create a virtual disk image of the card on your PC and let the software scan it instead. This will greatly speed up the process.

Cons

No previews for audio and video files: Currently, there is no way of previewing an audio recording or a movie right from the memory card.

Outdated interface: The app looks and feels very Windows XP and doesn’t blend well with newer, modern apps.

Crippled trial version: All photos recovered with the trial version are watermarked with the app’s name. While this may work for removing documents and other written data, it won’t sit well in a frame on a shelf.

Bottom Line

While testing ArtPlus Digital Photo Recovery, we were left with the feeling that this software is strictly a utility — it does its job and then you close it with no real desire to look at it again until you need it. If you need such an app, then consider giving this one a go.

Editors’ note: This is a review of the trial version of ArtPlus Digital Photo Recovery 7.0.

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