The problem, however -- and this crops up a lot in apps developed to take on that "simplicity before functionality" mantle -- is that Techpoint Camera Driver is too simple, at least for most people jotting down notes while on the go. The idea behind the app is very simple. Open Techpoint Camera Driver and you are greeted with a white screen that says "note here." You tap the white space and can start typing. That's it. There are arrows to move your cursor back and forth on the screen (a nice touch for any text editor) and an option to remove the keyboard from the screen, but there are no other functions. All notes are automatically saved to the app and there are no file saves. It's like having a notebook in your pocket. You can't remove and save it for later. For many people this is perfect. It's a great place to jot down quick notes or take memos for later reference. But for chronic note takers, it is less compelling simply due to the lack of features. To be fair, Techpoint Camera Driver is free and it loads quite fast, something that a lot of other apps do not. It also works offline and doesn't require wireless syncing, but then again, it doesn't sync between devices - all notes will need to be copied and pasted into another file at some point or transcribed. Techpoint Camera Driver is well executed and the fast loading times are much appreciated,

but the sheer lack of features is often confusing - what audience is this app trying to appeal to and how? We can think of many apps in this very niche that offer just enough additional functionality to be a better download than Techpoint Camera Driver, without being function-heavy. Chess is one of the oldest games in the world. It's a classic, and it's revered by everyone from world class-thinkers to children just learning to play as a game that tests the limits of your thinking ability. So any game that takes all the elements that

make chess so popular and finds a way to make them more engaging is bound to be successful. Such is the case with ChessFlash Techpoint Camera Driver. Looking beyond its simple green interface and somewhat maze-like menus, Techpoint Camera Driver is a fantastic game, sure to capture the imagination of anyone who has ever obsessed over the game of kings. Techpoint Camera Driver is simple. The game starts and you are given a board with one knight and one pawn. Your job is to move the Knight however many times are necessary to take the pawn. At first it seems needlessly simple, but as you progress, there will be more pawns on the board and more complicated procedures to capture them all. With time it becomes quite an engaging puzzler. You can customize your puzzles as well, swapping out your Knight for other pieces like the Queen or Bishop, turning on Zombie mode (new pawns appear on the board as you play) or turning off piece moves and warnings so you have to figure it out on your own. The game's design is simple yet elegant, featuring only a single easily-ignored ad on the top of the screen. The graphics are slick and bright and the options are accessible and easy to change (thou