NoteStream Enhances Mobile App with First Upgrade Release

IRVINE, Calif. - Oct. 29, 2014 - PRLog -- NoteStream, a new and innovative mobile learning app that encourages personal growth and exploration through the presentation of enriching content in snackable form, has released a significant update, now available in the Apple^® App Store.  Key features of the app update include: enabling content authors to bold, italicize, and underline words, as well as add shortened links within their content. These updates improve the visual aesthetics of the authors’ NoteStreams and enhance the user experience.

“Expert contributors now have a greater opportunity to encourage and inspire readers to learn and retain more about a particular topic,” said Michelle Forsythe, CEO and co-founder of NoteStream. “These new features will help readers focus their attention and reinforce certain parts of a NoteStream.”

NoteStream enables users to discover, learn about and share a wide range of topics, from wine and wildlife to travel and music. NoteStreams are created by experts and can be crafted from an author’s existing portfolio or written exclusively for NoteStream. All NoteStream content remains the property of the author, and it is fully attributed with an author page. As content is continuously added to the platform, authors have the choice to add these formatting tools wherever they choose.

For more information on NoteStream, updates and how to become an author visit www.notestream.com or join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.

About NoteStream

NoteStream is an innovative mobile learning app that encourages personal growth and exploration through the presentation of enriching content in snackable form written by expert contributors on a wide range of topics. NoteStream was launched in 2014 by Michelle and Richard Forsythe who wanted to learn more about French wine but were underwhelmed with their options to do so. They decided to create a mobile solution where anyone could acquire credible information in the scattered moments of “dead time” found throughout the modern mobile lifestyle. Unlimited NoteStreams can be saved in a personal file box, are automatically picked up where the reader leaves off, and are easily shared. For more information visit www.notestream.com.