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"A new to-do list app has launched in the Apple App Store that features a &amp;#039;button-less&amp;#039; user interface designed to make organising your life simpler and easier.  Clear, created by Realmac Software, aims to revolutionise the humdrum of to-do lists by utilising the swipes, strokes and pinches of the touchscreen interface of iPhones and iPods.  The visually striking design does not feature any buttons, but instead focuses on gestures, such as pulling down lists, swiping completed items to the right, or pinching apart items to insert a new task in the middle. It also features video game-like sounds denoting completed items.  &amp;quot;Life is messy. Keep it together with Clear, an amazing new app for list-keeping that is unbelievably simple, quick and satisfying to use,&amp;quot; said RealMac Software. The firm suggested that the app could be used for personal to-do lists, shopping lists, and quick notes for phone numbers, along with lists of favourite movies or life goals.  The app&amp;#039;s co-creator Phill Ryu told Tech Crunch that Clear offers a more simplified design compared to other to-do list apps. &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s so much crap trying to get your attention in other to-do apps, you don&amp;#039;t even bother typing things in on the iPhone app version, with Clear it&amp;#039;s so fast it&amp;#039;s sometimes even fun,&amp;quot; said Ryu. Discussing the button-less interface, he added: &amp;quot;Have you seen babies play with an iPad? They love swiping and manipulating things directly one-to-one on the screen. There&amp;#039;s nothing more natural than that on a touchscreen device.&amp;quot; Clear is available for 69p from the App Store on iPhone and iPod Touch.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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