Write: Tablet Notepad and Journal for Android (pictures)
For a minimalist, no-nonsense text editor on your Android device, look no further than Write.
Jaymar Cabebe
Jaymar Cabebe covers mobile apps and Windows software for CNET. While he may be a former host of the Android Atlas Weekly podcast, he doesn't hate iOS or Mac. Jaymar has worked in online media since 2007.
The Home screen organizes all of your documents, and offers options for sorting and search.
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Full screen with Action Bar
Without the virtual keyboard showing, Write offers quite a bit more canvas space. Also, notice the word and character counters that are always sitting in the Action Bar at the top.
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Sans Action Bar
If you're looking to get extra focused, try killing the Action Bar at the top of the screen. It may seem pointless, but it really helps.
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Font styles
Choose from nine different font styles. Options include serif styles, sans-serif styles, and a typewriter-like font called Special Elite.
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Day theme
Write's Day theme shows black text on white background, while the Night theme shows white on black. Whichever theme you choose will affect all of your documents.
