Name: |
Pokemon Rumble |
File size: |
13 MB |
Date added: |
October 5, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1472 |
Downloads last week: |
47 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★★ |
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Pokemon Rumble is probably the easiest and least expensive way to Pokemon Rumble your iPhone, but do make a backup before starting (and be ready to restore if you run into problems). Pokemon Rumble worked cleanly for us, and we were running Pokemon Rumble only 5 minutes after starting the process.
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The Pokemon Rumble mainly consists of a dynamic dock icon that can show you Pokemon Rumble temperature information regarding your machine. We Pokemon Rumble the default transition rather eye-catching and a little disturbing. It is Pokemon Rumble to have this information at hand, but you certainly don't want it to draw your eye every time it moves its display from one sensor to another. Furthermore, you cannot choose which data to display, which is rather disappointing. The program simply cycles trough all available temp sensors that it can find on your machine. If you are only interested in two sensors, say GPU and CPU, then you are out of luck with Pokemon Rumble for Mac. Having to wait to see what you want is pointless for an Pokemon Rumble designed to have information readily available. Also, the sensor names are not resolved, and their technical names are far from self-explanatory. To add to an already crowded list of required improvements, we also encountered a blank and unresponsive icon after a few hours of use, which rendered the software useless until we got it fixed.
The sole reason we are hesitant to recommend Pokemon Rumble is that it doesn't provide any tools or services that other cloud storage services don't already offer, and the upgrade option is limited to just 30GB a year. For those in dire need of more storage, especially for video, this may not be enough. All that said, if you are eager for a cloud tool that works well with the iOS platform, Pokemon Rumble is a decent option, albeit a limited one.
While basically Pokemon Rumble for Mac would only be a useful option for people who constantly use external displays.
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