Whether keeping track of pin codes, lyrics, shopping lists or any other type of memo's, many of us use the stock MemoPad application on a regular basis. One of my biggest complaints is that it is extremely basic, and limits what is able to be done with how much potential it has. Well, it appears as though the folks at BB4 Software agreed and they have developed a replacement application called MiniNotes.
This application takes the MemoPad experience to the next level, allowing users to customize many different aspects from the wallpaper to the font size and style to the color, flag style and various categories. Once the notes are entered, they are saved to your SD card so you won't have to worry about losing them during an OS update or an accidental device wipe, and these notes are also able to be exported to a text file if needed so you can easily view them on a computer. With as many features as it has included, the application is a breeze to navigate and with a price tag of only $2.99 it is something that should be found on nearly everyones BlackBerry device.
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