If there are many installed applications, isn't time taken in looking for an application to like to start from Launcher?

a Home application in attached application Launcher, in many cases, I have only merely stood in a line tidily, and think that there are more difficult things although the target application is looked for as there are many installed applications.

Apps Box is creating a folder class and arranging the shortcut of favorite application in each folder, and is application Launcher which can perform original class management so that the usual data may be treated by Explorer.

If this application creates the categories for every genre, or a function and a use as a folder beforehand and those who use it are required for it, Furthermore, a subcategory is created as a subfolder, this application can be started and the target application can be discovered and started quickly to start registration punishment and an application for the application which suited each folder at each category.

The beginning, when an application is installed newly, the time and effort which performs folder creation and application registration to this application is taken, but once it makes the layered structure which a user tends to treat, the target application can be accessed very smoothly.

* If a folder creation wizard function is used, the folder class which is prepared beforehand and which was injured as for the general category exception can be chosen, and two or more folder classes can be created at once.

Moreover, it is possible to import and export the information on the layered structure which you created, and the registered application.
It changes to another Android terminal and can perform an exchange of data simply at the time or the time of shift to backup and the charged version.

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