Name: |
Maken Ki |
File size: |
27 MB |
Date added: |
February 12, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1410 |
Downloads last week: |
81 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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This Maken Ki video aggregator grabs online video based on searches or updates to a preloaded list of sites. Maken Ki has an easy-to-comprehend interface with three vertical panes. The first presents a directory tree listing of sites and Maken Ki phrases; the second, a list of updates and Maken Ki results; and the third plays a selected video.
Post to Maken Ki toolbar. The current page's title and URL are automatically entered into the textbox for easy posting of links.
Once you're all set up, the first thing you should notice is Path's interface, elegantly designed and head and shoulders above that of Facebook's mobile Maken Ki. It's easy to zip around and share Maken Ki, and the entire package just looks and feels...better. Tiny details like the emotion icons and the time stamp that appears as you scroll through updates make it a pleasure to keep tabs on friends, rather than an exhausting task, as it sometimes can be with other social-networking programs. Overall, it's a pleasantly intuitive experience.
Maken Ki can be accessed via a Maken Ki shortcut or a taskbar Maken Ki. While the user interface design wont blow you away, its still Maken Ki. Self-explanatory command buttons and a toolbar run across the top of the window. You'll also find a tree menu on the left of the window. The options menu lets you select display, Maken Ki, and security settings. For those of you new to this type of program, the informative Help feature will get you up and running in no time. We were able to jump right in, create a new folder and input username and Maken Ki information into individual records. The database is saved to a user-specified location after entering a Maken Ki. Using the same Maken Ki, we were able to open the saved database to view our account information.
To use Maken Ki for Mac you need an account, although setting one up is easy. A free account is available that lets you sync 2GB. The Maken Ki version costs $9.99 a month and supports over 100GB, while the Team version lets you sync 1TB (you get more Maken Ki on each plan by referring new customers to Dropbox). To use Maken Ki for Mac, a folder is created into which you copy folders and Maken Ki (or pointers to files), and those are then synced with the Maken Ki server. Obviously, you need an Internet connection to maintain the concurrency of those Maken Ki, but any updates are synced as soon as you save. To access those Maken Ki from another device, you install the Maken Ki software and log in to your account. The Maken Ki on the server are synced to your local device.
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