Writeily Pro, a simple but effective Notes app

Write and point, there are times when we do not need a thousand features and editing options, we simply write down or write long texts without distractions. That's why apps like iA Writer or JotterPad are so successful.

Obviously there are not enough applications to be writing but at the same time also being nice and friendly aesthetically. This time we are talking about Writeily Pro, an application that comes from Writeily, the original version.

Writeily Pro is essentially an application of notes, a simple text editor, direct and although its name includes the word Pro it is totally free and no purchase in app. In it we can create different folders in which to save notes, so you have everything more organized and divide by subject.

Writeily Pro is free text editor that supports Markdown. In addition, you can import and edit other text files you have stored on your smartphone and save what you are doing in Memory. Something that many will give value: in Writeily Pro you can write in plain text, but also supports Markdown, so you can quickly format your text.

Otherwise, Writeily Pro has an interface that adopts Material Design elements such as spot colors, side navigation menu or button floating action to create new notes and folders. Among the application settings have options to change the font, font size, change the subject between light and dark and even block access to the app using code.

Writeily Pro is totally free from Google Play, contains no advertising or in-app purchases, but if you want to support the developer there is a donation version. A good alternative to other of its kind, but what we miss most is some sort of sync with the cloud.

Writeily Pro, a simple but effective Notes app

Jay-Z takes market for streaming with the purchase of Wimp, competition of Spotify

The offer was presented a few days ago and accepted by the Swedish firm, but still lack the approval of the parties involved on the side of the rapper, a subsidiary of S. Carter Entreprises.

The last purchase of billionaire Jay-Z, who currently ranks third in the Forbes list of world's richest rappers, has been buying music streaming platform Wimp, Spotify's chief rival in Scandinavian countries.

As reported on Friday in the Business Insider, this strategic movement that seeks to shake the company involved a payment of $56.2 million from the husband of Beyoncé, also owns Project Panther Bidco. Wimp, part of the Swedish group Aspiro has over half a million subscribers in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Poland, data that make it one of the most popular online music platforms  in Scandinavia with Spotify. The latter, however, is present in 58 countries worldwide.

According to a spokesman Jay-Z agent the aspiration of the investment is to expand and improve their technology and services, according to Project Panther Bidco is changing the way people consume music in Europe and in America. "Panther believes that the recent migration to streaming offers great potential for increased consumption of entertainment and an opportunity for artists to further promote their music."

It's a move that comes at a time when the Swedish Spotify is also looking to raise capital to 500 million dollars. According to the Wall Street Journal, the company has hired Goldman Sachs to help in that process.

If the operation comes to fruition, as well all point sources, Jay-Z would expand their business empire, which includes fields such as clothing or sports, in addition to its investments in entertainment.