You enter in a message of your choosing and then hit the "encrypt" button. You must set a password, as well, to protect the text and unlock it. The resulting string of text and numbers is incomprehensible until you or someone you send the text to enters it into the same app with the password and decrypts. It works quickly, albeit with limited features for customizing the output or sharing options. Still, the basic tools are in place and they all work as advertised, allowing you to share secret messages with just about anyone who also has this app on their iPhone or iPad. If you want to share secret messages with friends or family members and have an iOS device and a password you can share with them that won't get lost or shared with the wrong people, then Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual works exactly as intended. It's quick, easy, and effective at protecting messages against unauthorized snooping. Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual is the self-named official app for everyone's favorite micro-blogging service, and it works very well to manage any number of accounts on the go. Considering Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual was conceived as a mobile-friendly social network, it needs an app like this to facilitate quick responses, on-the-go tweets, and image sharing. The result is a mostly-good, but slightly-flawed interface that has some performance issues but generally offers everything you want and expect from a Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual client. After installing Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual, you must enter

at least one account. You can create a new one from the app, though because of the mobile limitations upon set up, it's recommended that you do this on your desktop. After logging in, you can check messages, send new tweets, respond to mentions, or switch to another account. The breakdown of these features is a bit messy, requiring you to move from screen to screen looking for the right message, and the notifications system works only a percentage of the time. It's a high percentage, but the frequency with which notifications did not arrive or

would arrive late is worrisome for a mobile communication platform. Overall, however, Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual is one of the best mobile platforms for the service. It has issues, but considering the sheer number of features it automates, from multi-account management to direct response and what essentially amounts to instant messaging and picture sharing, it is a very effective and easy-to-use app -- a must-have for any Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual users on the go. Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual is an automated photo selling tool, allowing you to take shots of things in your neighborhood or newsworthy events near your home, and then sell them for $2.50 to other members of the site. The process is streamlined enough that you can theoretically make money whenever you are out taking photos, assuming the images are deemed newsworthy or useful to someone who is tapping into the database created by developers. After downloading, you'll need to create an account for Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual, and then enter in all of your information. After your account is set up, you can take photos and then tag them, choose a category, and write about why you think it is newsworthy. When done, the image is uploaded to the database and tagged for sale. You can then make $2.50 by default by submitting your images for sale. Other users will also upload "tasks," which you can submit images for. An example is "funny signs." If you had a good example of a funny sign near your home, you could make a quick $2.50 for snapping it with your phone. While the payment may seem small, Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual makes the process so easy that it's worth your while, assuming you don't plan on doing this for a living. The process is fast, the app makes it relatively easy, and the number of needs out there is growing constantly. It's a very good app for iOS photo enthusiasts. Redbeam Asset Tracking Manual is a Bible reading app -- it comes complete with the King James Version of the Bible when downloaded and offers a handful of useful, albeit often limited tools for reading the Bible. While