Motivate yourself with Brilliant Quotes and Quotations
Monday, February 18, 2013
Found this cute app in the Books & Reference category on
Google Play and I decided to present it to you. “Brilliant Quotes and
Quotations” is an app with over 3300 carefully hand-picked quotes from over 220
authors.
When you first open the app the menu is contained from 6
simple features. We will present to you each category.
Authors
As we said earlier, there are quotes from around 220
authors. The authors are important people from the past and the present. They
are arranged alphabetically and if you select one author, you will get all
quotes from him, which is kind of cool.
Quotes
There are actually 3276 quotes, and if you select this
feature you’ll get all of them alphabetically. You can choose also only the
recently added quotes, and you can easily navigate through all of them as they
are neatly divided by groups of 300 quotes.
Categories
Categories is another feature I liked. You pick certain
category and the app will show you only apps from that category. There are
around 20 of them. For example I picked the category Music & Art and I
found this quote from Jimmy Hendrix “Music doesn’t lie. If there is something
to be changed in this world, then it can only happen through music.” Pretty
awesome right?
Top 50
You will find the most liked quotes in top 50. There are 3
categories. You can see the best quotes from today, this week or all time.
Right now the first place in all-time Top 50 belongs to Albert Einstein – “A
person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.”
Favorites
Favorites is where you put all of your favorite quotes.
Filters
Filters is also a great feature with which you can choose which
authors or categories not to show on your app.
Another feature that I liked is that every day, when I wake
up, the app randomly sent me one quote on my Android notification bar and I
start my day with some good quote.
So, if you are book lover and you like quotes don’t hesitate
to download this incredible app.
Our rating: 4,8.
