[ Thanks to Ian MacGregor for this
link. ]
“Text Edit is, in the words of the developer, “a simple
notepad app for the Android OS”. It opens, edits and saves text
files on the SD card. However, I feel it’s much more. I find it
difficult to put a price on an app that is essential for everyday
use, and this app is “free”. Text Edit allows me to create and edit
text files while I’m on-the-go. I regularly have 20 or so text
files that I use on a daily basis ranging from a personal journal
to taking notes in a conference.“Features
* Open, edit and save text files
* Saves state when switching to other apps
* Includes a file browser to select file”
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