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Saturday, July 22nd, 2017
Here are some of the very best apps for students; either in highschool or in college. I have used many of the following apps, but not all of them. Some, I have just asked friends about and they suggested those ones.
Please enjoy the apps below, tell me how you like them, and feel free to add onto this list :)
Focus: SelfControl, Forest, MindNode, FocusBooster, FocusWriter, Think, StayFocused, Freedom, Cold Turkey, Anti-Social, Time Out, SmartBreak, Balanced
Productivity: Evernote, Any.do, MyScript Nebo, Outlook, Trello, Droptask, Basecamp, Pocket, Gyst, Doodle, Pen and Paper, Wunderlist, Toggl, Asana, Wolfram Alpha
Sounds: Tide, WhiteNoise, Chroma Doze, Coffitivity, Noisli, Brain.fm, NatureSpace, Noizio, Rainy Mood, SimplyNoise, Spotify, Slacker Radio
Language Learning: Duolingo, Memrise, Busuu, Babbel, Livemocha, Living Language, Tandem, MindSnacks
Games: Lumosity, Sudoku, TanZen, GeoMaster Plus HD, Speed Anatomy, Star Walk, LeafSnap, Splice: Tree of Life, Vismory, Pigments, Viridi, Sunshine, Nota
Revision: Gojimo, Revision App, iMindMap, Exam Countdown, Penultimate, Clippet
Test Prep: Khan Academy, Magoosh ACT Flashcards, The Grading Game, Math Brain Booster, ACCUPLACER Study App, CK-12, NRICH, StudySync, Quizlet, StudyAce, That Quiz, Brilliant, Synap
Planner: Timeful, Remember the Milk, Listastic, Finish, 2Do, iStudiez Pro, MyHomework Student Planner, My Study Life, ClassManager, MyLifeOrganized, Daily Agenda, Schedule Planner, Todoist
Writing: EasyBib, ProWritingAid, Bubbl.us, WiseMapping, yWriter5, Storybook, Q10, Write 2 Lite, Writer, Diaro, Note Everything, OmmWriter, Draft
Health: MyFitnessPal, Lose It, Endomondo, FitNet, Sworkit, Daily Yoga, Yonder, Fooducate, SideChef, Rise, LifeSum, Meditation Studio, Happify, 7 Cups, Clue, Start, Power Nap App, Fit Radio, Calm
Courses: Corsera, PhotoMath, Udemy, HowCast, SimpleMind+, Open Culture, Canvas, Schoology, Alison, CourseBuffet, Degreed, Instructables, InstaNerd, Big Think, Yousician, Pianu
Books & Reading: CampusBooks, Scribd, Pocket, Wattpad, GoodReads, Readmill, Audible, Prizmo, Blio, Kindle, Overdrive, BlueFire Reader, Nook, Kobo, Aldiko, Cool Reader
Note Taking: SuperNotes, StudyBlue, Bento, QuickOffice, Google Keep, Zoho Notebook, Simplenote, Bear, OneNote, Box Notes, Dynalist.io, Squid, Notability
Inspiration: TED, Lift, Believe It: You Will Achieve, BrainCourage, Get Inspired, iFundamentals, Reinventing Yourself, iWish, Pozify, Positive Thinking - The Key to Happiness, The Gratitude Journal
Other: WiFi Finder, Mint, Zwoor, Brain Pump, Curiosity, Ready4 SAT, GradeProof, edX, Mendeley, Due, CamScanner, IFTTT, Square Cash
Look i personally grew out of wattpad 4 years ago and went to ao3 but i have to admit ao3 didn’t hit last night so i went to a place i haven’t thought abt in years and that’s wattpad.
Let me just say there will be rare rare times that wattpad actually has a good books that make u stay up all night. Granted the one i’m reading has a few cringey parts and parts that make u go “oh…” but it’s genuinely good for something written back in 2018.
The only real problem i have with it is that it’s written in first person which is throwing me off a bit since the last time i read a first person book was 4 years ago when i was still in my wattpad phase
And i gotta admit i missed cackling at the comments on every paragraph in a chapter wattpad readers have to be some of the funniest people ever
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I don’t own TikTok, but the ban is affecting me too.
I use CapCut, a video editing software for my YouTube channel and for school work. CapCut is owned by Brytewave, the same company that owns TikTok.
I can’t use CapCut anymore. I need to find an alternative solution. Anyone have any suggestions for mobile video editing apps that are free?
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Top 10 Android apps vs Top 10 iPhone apps and what is missing in both
My ongoing review of Android and iPhone side by side has compelled me to look into what I think are the top apps (that I use regularly). I figured the best way to look at this is what the top apps that I use on both phones, apps only on iPhone and apps only on Android. I am going to exclude email and calendar for this post. Both platforms have good, but not great functionality.
Top apps on BOTH phones:
Facebook: This is the app I would say I am on the most outside of E-mail and Calendar. Overall, as I have said previously, the iPhone version of the app is superior in most ways to the Android counterpart. The design of the iPhone version is crisper and the iPhone version has chat whereas the Android version does not.
Twitter: On the iPhone, I use Twitbird pro 2.2 which is a paid app. On Android, I use Seesmic which is a free app. Both have all the major Twitter functionality including trends, searches, lists, etc. As I have said before, Android integrates twitter better into the experience by running it in the background which gives updates, etc. in your status bar without having to use push notifications. I find push notifications annoying on the iPhone as they takeover whatever I am doing, so I have largely disabled them.
Barcode scanner for Shopping: I used this A LOT this Christmas season and I found it absolutely a game changer. It's so easy that my mother even uses this on her Motorola Droid. Barcode scanner is a free app for Android and it works incredibly well. It is fast, efficient and it find the best prices everywhere. Red Laser is a paid app on the iPhone and isn't very good on the iPhone 3G due to the camera, however on the the 3GS, this seems to be fixed due to to the 3GS camera can focus on close up objects.
ESPN Radio app: This is a paid app for Android and iPhone ($2.99). You can listen live to over 16 ESPN radio stations as well as over 35 on demand podcasts and on-demand Sportscenter. A must have for any sports fan.
Google Reader app. Byline on iPhone is simple and elegant. NewsRob on Android is probably the most powerful Google Reader app I could imagine. At the end of the day though, both are great for what they do and you get your feeds efficiently.
Photoshop. This is a free app for Android and iPhone. This is an excellent photo editor.
Wikipedia. I am a geek and I have a need for a plethora of useless facts at my fingertips. This is a free app for both platforms and both apps work great.
Speedtest. This is a free app on both and since I love to test Verizon's and AT&T's network constantly, I am a heavy user of this app :)
Amazon Mobile. Both platforms provide an excellent app for shopping Amazon's extensive catalog. You can buy via one click purchase and all your options online are in the mobile versions.
Pandora Radio. Pandora is a recommendation engine for music, letting listeners create radio stations based on their particular tastes. If you like AC/DC, create a station based on the Australian rockers to hear songs like "Highway to Hell," but you'll also get songs from bands with a similar sound pedigree, such as Black Sabbath.
iPhone Only apps I love:
Overall, the iPhone has A LOT more apps than Android and this list could be long, but I am focusing on apps I actually consistently use over time. Mostly these are games as the gaming platform on the iPhone is vastly superior to Android today.
Kindle. I love the Kindle on the iPhone. I was amazed at how easy it was to read a book on it. I have read several books on it and I feel it's a nice eReader. It looks like no Kindle on Android is a victim of politics thus far due to the Nook. These things are subject to change over time, but as of today, this is a miss for Android.
Air Mouse. There are some alternatives on Android, but nothing is as good as Air Mouse. This can take the place of a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. I find this to be a great app and I use it a lot.
Alarm.com. I use this app every day to interact with my home alarm system. It won't do anyone any good unless you use Alarm.com. This is a great app though and you can set, disarm and track statuses of your alarm as well as get live video from ay camera on your network.
Civilization Revolution. This game is based on the XBOX 360 game. The graphics and game play are actually more usable and better on the iPhone than on the Nintendo DS and the gameplay is better than on the 360. My wife can attest that this has been a HUGE time waster for me :)
Real Soccer 2010. This is a great soccer game for the iPhone and while I wouldn't take it over a Wii or an XBOX version, if I were on a plane or away from home, this is a really fun game. I find it better than the EA version.
Tiger Woods 2010 golf. I hate touting something by Tiger right now, but this game is absolutely sick. One could spend HOURS playing this game alone.
Quicken. I could live without the other apps I have listed, however Quicken is something I can't live without. I am in this app every day and its fantastic for checking in where you are financially. The only issue I have is that I have to login daily (it doesn't save that info).
Android Only Killer apps: iPhone has some browser versions of these apps, but those are just a stopgap because Apple won't let these apps on the iPhone. I am not including jail broken iPhones which open the iPhone to a lot of possibilities.
Google Goggles. Google Goggles is a visual search app. Instead of using words, take a picture of an object with your camera phone: we attempt to recognize the object, and return relevant search results. Goggles also provides information about businesses near you by displaying their names directly in the camera preview.
Google Maps. While iPhone comes with Google Maps, it lacks most of the reall strong features that Android's Google maps includes. GPS Navigation, Latitude, US (only) is included which gives views of: compass arrow, scale bar, terrain layer, and more.
Google Voice. Google Voice for Android lets you place calls and send SMS showing your Google number. Listen to voicemail and/or read transcripts from the Google Voice inbox. Google Voice account required, currently only available in the US.
PDA Net.PdaNet allows your computer to go online through the Android phone's data connection. Supports USB Tether and Bluetooth DUN. No root access needed and runs on all Android phones. Mac&PC. Your phone does not need to be jailbroken to support this app. Free version works on port 80, but a one time fee of $29 allows for VPN and SSL connections.
Super Nintendo Emulator. SNesoid is an emulator for the Super Nintendo game console. It runs most games at a very much playable speed in full screen mode with sound. It turns your Android phone into a Super Nintendo without needing to Jailbreak. The Emulator is $3.49 on the Android market.
Talk to me. Avoid language barriers by using a real-time speech-to-speech translator. You speak into this app, and it translates for you into a new language. VERY cool.
This is a problem on iPhone where sometimes apps just crash or things just "seem" slow. You can get to the processes if you jailbreak, but Android allows this out of the box without needing to jailbreak. While most users wouldn't use this feature, advanced users love this option.
Conclusion: I think that the iPhone is an amazing device on the cusp of it's fourth iteration and it's obviously had a lot more put into it in terms of a developer's community and the platform as a whole. For some reason only known to Steve Jobs, they are continuing to lock out Google. That's like having a mall and saying no Les Wexner, I don't want any of your stores or anything you created. That means no Limited, Victoria's Secret, Henri Bendel, Hollister, Abercrombie, Bath & Body Works, etc. You get the picture. You could have an amazing mall, but without these stores, you are very exposed to competition.
Google is zeroing in on the weaknesses of Apple and attacking them hard. There are only a few reasons to jailbreak your phone and all of those reasons are fixed in Android and those are: Backgrounding apps, Tethering, Google apps, Emulators for games, control over processes (killing tasks) Apple will have to figure out these issues in the 4th generation iPhone. Android needs to work on it's developer community and come up with an "easier" way to build apps the way Apple has with Coco. Will it matter? We will know by mid 2010 which I see as the year for the smartphone race to become a 2 horse race between iPhone and Android with Blackberry, Palm and Microsoft falling further behind.
How to Connect with NASA
We're the nation’s space agency, but that doesn’t mean you have to travel to the depths of the universe to stay connected with the awesome stuff we’re doing. There are actually some really easy ways to stay updated on all things space. Check them out:
Apps
We have lots of apps for smartphones and tablets that will make it easier than ever to stay connected to space. Here are a few to pique your interest:
NASA App: Showcases a huge collection of the latest content, including images, videos, mission information, stories, space station sighting opportunities and more! Download: Apple/Android
NASA Spinoff App: This application profiles the best examples of technology that have been transferred from NASA research and missions into commercial products. From life-saving satellite systems to hospital robots, our technologies benefit society. Download: Apple
NASA 3DV App: The 3DV mobile app allows you to examine several of our Deep Space Exploration projects that will take our space program to asteroids, Mars and beyond! Download: Apple/Android
Spacecraft 3D: This augmented reality (AR) application lets you learn about and interact with a variety of spacecraft that are used to explore our solar system, study Earth and observe the universe. Download: Apple/Android
Competitions and Challenges
NASA Solve is an invitation to members of the public to contribute their time and expertise to solving problems and potentially winning prizes as a result of their work. This is a great way for individual members of the public to be a part of the nation’s space program. For a complete list of current challenges and competitions, visit THIS page.
Citizen Science
You don’t have to be a NASA employee to engage in the fun of interpreting scientific data and imagery from our many spacecraft and missions. As part of our Open Government plan, our goal is to promote transparency, participation and collaboration. By expanding the research base and using open innovation, we are all able to benefit from the accumulated findings. You can find data from our missions, research and activities HERE.
Email and Social Media
We have a wide-range of social media accounts here at NASA. Everything from Earth Science to the Mars Curiosity Rover, you can stay updated on many of our missions on many popular social media sites. For a full list of our accounts, visit THIS page.
If you’d like to get space news delivered straight to your inbox, you can sign up for updates and manage preferences HERE.
NASA Socials
What is a NASA Social? We’re glad you asked! These programs provide opportunities for our social media followers to learn and share information about our missions, people and programs. NASA Social includes both special in-person events and social media credentials for individuals who share the news in a significant way. Social events provide the participants with the opportunity to go behind-the-scenes at our facilities and events and speak with scientists engineers, astronauts and managers. Visit THIS page for a list of upcoming NASA Social opportunities.
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Best Practices to Improve Mobile App Speed & Functionality
In today's fast-paced digital world, users expect instant and smooth experiences. The performance of your mobile app is crucial and can make or break its success. Sluggish load times, unresponsive interfaces, and frustrating lags can drive users away in droves, leaving your app to gather digital dust in the crowded app marketplaces. By embracing a set of tried-and-true best practices, you can unlock the full potential of your mobile app, delivering lightning-fast speeds and flawless functionality that will leave your users in awe.
From optimizing app size and leveraging caching strategies to offloading non-essential tasks and embracing asynchronous programming, this blog post will equip you with the tools and techniques to supercharge your app's performance. Get ready to explore mobile app optimization, where every millisecond matters and user satisfaction is key. By the end of this blog post, you'll know how to create a fast, responsive app that impresses users and sets new industry standards.
Ways to Improve Mobile App Performance
Improving the performance of a mobile app is crucial for enhancing user experience and retention. Here are several strategies to optimize your mobile app’s performance:
1. Optimize App Size & Code Efficiency
It's no secret that bloated apps can severely impede performance, especially for mobile apps for productivity where speed and efficiency are paramount. Use techniques like removing unused libraries and resources, optimizing image and video assets, and refactoring code to eliminate redundancies. Additionally, consider using code splitting and on-demand resource loading to ensure that only necessary components are loaded at startup, reducing the initial download size and improving load times for your mobile apps for productivity. These strategies not only boost performance but also improve user experience by making the app more responsive and quicker to download and update.
2. Leverage Caching Strategies
Caching is a powerful tool that can significantly enhance app responsiveness. By storing frequently accessed data locally, you can minimize redundant network requests and reduce perceived latency. Implement intelligent caching strategies, such as in-memory caching for data that needs to be quickly accessible and disk caching for larger, persistent datasets. These strategies ensure that the app can quickly retrieve data without the need for constant communication with the server, improving load times and providing a smoother user experience.
3. Offload Non-Essential Tasks
Mobile devices have limited processing power, and overloading them with non-essential tasks can severely impact app performance. Identifying and offloading data-heavy tasks, such as analytics processing, large file downloads, or detailed image rendering, to dedicated servers or cloud services can significantly enhance the app’s responsiveness. This strategy reduces the computational burden on the device, resulting in faster load times and smoother interactions. Moreover, by minimizing local processing demands, this approach helps conserve battery life, ensuring a more sustainable and user-friendly experience.
4. Optimize Network Requests
Network latency can be a significant bottleneck for mobile apps, especially during critical stages of the mobile app lifecycle like initial loading or data-intensive operations. To mitigate this, it's essential to optimize network requests. Implement efficient data transfer protocols, compress data payloads, and batch requests whenever possible to minimize network overhead. Furthermore, leverage techniques such as prefetching and parallel loading to accelerate data retrieval and enhance the app's responsiveness across the various stages of the mobile app lifecycle. By optimizing network requests, you can ensure smoother user experiences and faster data access in your mobile app.
5. Implement Asynchronous Programming
Synchronous programming can result in unresponsive and jittery user interfaces, as the main thread gets blocked during long-running operations. To prevent this, embrace asynchronous programming techniques such as threading, callbacks, and reactive programming. These methods enable your app to handle resource-intensive tasks without sacrificing responsiveness. By implementing asynchronous programming, you ensure that your app remains smooth and responsive, providing users with a seamless experience even during demanding operations.
6. Continuous Performance Monitoring
Maintaining optimal app performance is an ongoing endeavor. To ensure consistent high performance, it's essential to implement robust monitoring and analytics tools. These tools help track app performance metrics, identify bottlenecks, and pinpoint areas for optimization. Additionally, regularly reviewing user feedback and crash reports provides valuable insights into performance issues that need immediate attention. By continuously monitoring app performance and addressing issues promptly, you can enhance user satisfaction and maintain a positive user experience.
Wrapping Up
Optimizing your mobile app's speed and functionality is an ongoing journey, not a one-time destination. As technology evolves and user expectations continue to rise, staying ahead of the curve requires a commitment to continuous improvement and innovation. If you find yourself overwhelmed by the complexities of performance optimization, don't hesitate to seek the expertise of a reputable mobile app development company for professional advice. Experts know how to optimize mobile apps effectively, keeping them competitive. With their help and your focus on user satisfaction, you can create an app that impresses users and performs exceptionally well.
The Future of Hospitality: Top App Ideas for Hotels
The hospitality industry is undergoing a transformation, driven by technological advancements and changing consumer expectations. As hotels strive to enhance guest experiences and streamline operations, the role of mobile apps becomes increasingly crucial. As the digital landscape continues to reshape the way we engage with the world, hotels are at the forefront of a technological evolution. In this exploration of "The Future of Hospitality: Top App Ideas for Hotels," we uncover a landscape of groundbreaking applications poised to revolutionize the way we check in, unwind, and connect during our stays.
From streamlined processes to bespoke recommendations, these apps are the architects of a new era in hospitality, forging a dynamic relationship between guests and establishments. Join me on a journey where cutting-edge technology meets the warm embrace of hospitality, promising not just a stay, but an immersive and personalized adventure. Let's embark on a discovery of the top app ideas that are set to shape the future of how we experience hotels, creating a tapestry of seamless, unforgettable moments.
Top App Ideas for Hotels
1. Virtual Concierge Apps
Imagine arriving at a hotel and being greeted by a virtual concierge app that guides you through the check-in process, provides information about hotel amenities, and suggests local attractions based on your preferences. Virtual concierge apps have the potential to personalize the guest experience, offering tailored recommendations and ensuring a seamless stay. As you navigate, the app not only provides essential information about the hotel amenities but also intuits your preferences, offering tailored recommendations for dining, activities, and relaxation options.
It's like having a knowledgeable local friend at your side, unveiling the hidden gems of the area. The virtual concierge app transforms your stay into a seamless and personalized journey, leaving you with the feeling that this hotel truly understands and caters to your individual needs.
2. Augmented Reality (AR) Navigation
Navigating a vast hotel complex can be a maze of frustration, but the advent of AR navigation apps transforms this ordeal into a seamless and even enjoyable journey. With the simple use of a smartphone camera, AR navigation overlays a digital guide on the screen, turning the phone into a magic wand that effortlessly directs guests to their room, the hotel's culinary delights, or the inviting poolside oasis. It's a fusion of technology and convenience, where guests follow virtual arrows superimposed on the real-world surroundings, transforming the mundane task of finding their way into an engaging and novel experience. In this tech-infused hospitality, getting lost becomes a thing of the past, replaced by a futuristic and intuitive navigation system that adds a delightful touch to the overall guest adventure.
3. Smart Room Control Apps
The dawn of the Internet of Things (IoT) in hotels is ushering in a new era of personalized and interconnected guest experiences. Smart room control apps, the vanguards of this technological shift, place the power to customize the environment directly into the hands of guests through a dedicated app. Imagine effortlessly adjusting the room temperature to your liking, fine-tuning the lighting ambiance, or even placing a room service order—all with a few taps on your smartphone. It's not just about convenience; it's about crafting a stay that aligns with your preferences. These apps transform hotel rooms into responsive and intuitive spaces, where every aspect of the environment adapts to the guest's desires, creating a harmonious blend of modern comfort and personalized luxury.
4. Contactless Check-in & Check-Out
In an age defined by social distancing and heightened hygiene awareness, the significance of contactless check-in and check-out apps has never been more pronounced. These innovative applications act as a beacon of efficiency and safety, allowing guests to navigate the arrival and departure processes seamlessly through their smartphones. Picture a scenario where checking in involves a few taps on your device, eliminating the need for queues and minimizing physical contact at the front desk.
This not only streamlines the guest experience but also aligns with the evolving expectations for a safer and more hygienic hospitality environment. Contactless check-in and check-out apps are not just a convenience; they are a testament to the industry's commitment to adapting and prioritizing guest well-being in the face of changing times.
5. AI-Powered Chatbots
The integration of AI-powered chatbots into hotel apps marks a revolution in customer service dynamics. Picture having a virtual concierge at your fingertips, where guests can effortlessly ask questions, request services, or even place orders—all through a chatbot embedded in the hotel app. The beauty lies in the instantaneous responses, creating a seamless and efficient communication channel. This not only elevates guest satisfaction by providing quick and accurate information but also serves as a strategic move to optimize operational efficiency.
With routine inquiries handled by the chatbot, hotel staff can redirect their focus to more complex and personalized guest needs, fostering a harmonious balance between cutting-edge technology and the human touch in hospitality. It's a win-win scenario that transforms the guest experience while enhancing the effectiveness of hotel operations.
6. Personalized Loyalty Programs
In the ever-evolving landscape of hospitality, loyalty programs are undergoing a transformative shift towards personalization. The future unfolds in apps that not only recognize guest loyalty but delve deeper into individual preferences and behaviors. Imagine a loyalty program that analyzes your choices, understands your preferences, and tailors rewards specifically to your tastes. These personalized programs go beyond generic perks, offering discounts and special experiences that resonate with each guest on a personal level. It's not just about accumulating points; it's about creating a unique and memorable journey for every individual. In this personalized loyalty landscape, hotels cultivate not just guests but advocates—forging stronger, more meaningful relationships that extend beyond the transactional, making each stay a truly bespoke experience.
7. Virtual Event Booking Apps
In the dynamic world of hospitality, where business travel and events take center stage, a dedicated app for virtual event booking emerges as a game-changer. Imagine a platform that effortlessly guides event organizers through the entire process, from reserving state-of-the-art meeting rooms to customizing catering options—all with the convenience of a few taps. These apps not only streamline the planning and execution of conferences, seminars, and events but also offer a level of efficiency that aligns seamlessly with the fast-paced demands of business. It's about transforming the complexities of event organization into a user-friendly, digital experience, where every detail is at the organizer's fingertips, ensuring that the business aspect of travel is as smooth and sophisticated as the stay itself.
8. Culinary Experience Apps
Imagine having a digital guide that not only showcases the diverse menus but also allows guests to make reservations effortlessly. Beyond the traditional, these apps elevate the dining experience by offering virtual cooking classes or behind-the-scenes glimpses into the kitchen, creating a truly immersive culinary journey. It's not just about a meal; it's about turning dining into an experience, where guests can explore, engage, and savor every moment. This culinary app not only enhances the guest experience but also serves as a dynamic tool to showcase the hotel's gastronomic prowess, enticing visitors to indulge in a culinary adventure within the confines of their stay.
Final Words
The future of hospitality is undeniably intertwined with the seamless integration of cutting-edge mobile app technology. From virtual concierge services to augmented reality navigation, personalized loyalty programs to culinary experience apps, the possibilities are vast and transformative. As hotels embark on a journey towards innovation, it's clear that the key to unlocking unparalleled guest experiences lies in the realm of mobile app development. The convergence of technology and hospitality not only elevates convenience and personalization but also positions hotels at the forefront of a digital renaissance. The future beckons, and in the hands of mobile app development, hotels have the tools to not just meet but exceed the evolving expectations of the modern traveler.
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