The nifty box

Tagging without the messNifty Box is a powerful, trial version Mac program, that is part of the category Productivity software with subcategory Catalogers.More about Nifty BoxIts current version is 1.2.1 and was updated on 8/08/2008. This software is available for users with the operating system Mac OS X and prior versions, and you can get it only in English. Since the software joined our selection of software and apps in 2006, it has reached 203 downloads, and last week it gained 0 downloads. Nifty Box is a light program that needs less free space than most software in the category Productivity software.Imagine that you can access your files and favourite web pages easily by your own defined tags or keywords: That is Nifty Box. Tagging gives you more freedom to organize your information the way you think.Just drag & drop an item into Nifty Box and a link is created, that will later locate the item no matter if it is on your local hard-drive, on an external USB drive, on a CD, or if it is a web page. For each item you can take notes in Nifty Box, for example add a short description of a large text document or the click-able web address of the site you downloaded a file from.Program available in other languagesNifty Box 다운로드 [KO]Pobierz Nifty Box [PL]Télécharger Nifty Box [FR]Descargar Nifty Box [ES]ダウンロードNifty Box [JA]Download do Nifty Box [PT]下载Nifty Box [ZH]Скачать Nifty Box [RU]Tải xuống Nifty Box [VI]Unduh Nifty Box [ID]تنزيل Nifty Box

In this video, I check out The Nifty Box CarPlay Android 10 AI Box. You can buy this AI Box adapter currently for $329 US / £329 UK / €314 EU on sale direct from NiftyCity Store 👉🏻 .This is yet another, rather familiar looking AI box for Carplay systems that offers a medium-level processor, a modern UI with lots of additional functionality and visuals, and there is the usual 4G SIM and SD card support, wireless CarPlay and Android Auto support, video casting and video streaming from some pre-installed apps including YouTube, Hulu, Disney+ and Netflix on your CarPlay display.In the box, you get The Nifty Box itself, and it comes with a short USB-A to C cable to power the adapter, and there is also a similar sized USB-C to C cable for more modern Carplay vehicles. An up-to-date manual is downloadable after purchasing the adapter or via the QR code that’s on the back of the box.Features & DesignIts external shape and design near identical to an adapter that I also reviewed recently from MMB, so I am expecting similar or the same results here. At one end there is a USB-C port to power it, and on the opposite end, there are SIM card and TF card slots underneath a plastic protective flap, to give the adapter a dedicated internet connection for the installed Android apps, and additional storage for media playback and downloading more apps.On top, there is a large Nifty Box logo and there is a status indicator light which glows whilst the adapter is powered. Underneath there are lots of passive cooling holes and in the middle, there’s a silver-coloured metal heatsink plate to help keep the main SOC cool.I couldn’t get The Nifty Box working on any portable CarPlay display, however, it worked fine on my Alpine and the Pioneer CarPlay receivers. Once powered, The Nifty Box displayed the same initial boot animation sequence as the MMB Max before ending on the same main home screen menu. The total boot-up time took 28 seconds, which makes it the second fastest AI Box to the Picassou 2 Pro from Ottocast and 3 seconds faster than the MMB Max.Main Menu InterfaceThis menu system is one of the better-looking interfaces on an AI Box right now with a choice of three main layouts, with the ability to customise and move the main top row of panels to your liking, and along the bottom, there are two buttons on the left to go to the home screen and invoke the Google assistant, followed by four favourite apps of your choosing, and on the right-hand side there is the time, date, and small status bar icons, that

The high end of AI Boxes, offering Wi-Fi5 and 433mbps bandwidth which is good for video casting and wireless CarPlay and Android Auto.Video CastingUnlike the MMB Max, I couldn’t get video casting to work with either my iPhone or Android, device, and after a good 30 minutes of trying, I soon gave up. Video casting on these adapters can be hit and miss at the best of times, so I find for the best experience, it’s best to play video directly from an installed Android app instead.You can drop an SD card full of media into The Nifty Box to playback audio and videos onto your CarPlay display via apps like VLC. In my high bitrate tests, there were some frame drops, but not too many, whilst much lighter video files seemed to playback smoother.The Nifty Box is the second adapter I’ve tested that does true 60fps in its UI and apps. Yet even then, the graphics in some test games struggled to keep up with a decent framerate. So I wouldn’t let this 60fps support dominate your buying decision. Simple 3D games like Crossy Road had some frame drops and slight input lag, whilst its Vulkan GPU bench test came up very low against other AI Boxes running alternative chipsets.Wireless CarPlay & Android AutoUsing its connecting app for wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, I tested boot-up times of 18.45 for Apple CarPlay and 12.83 for the newly released Android Auto update, which is 2-3 faster into CarPlay than the MMB Max running the same hardware and a second slower into Android Auto. Connecting to Android Auto was more reliable on the Nifty Box, but once in Android Auto, it had the same lower resolution on the high-definition display of the Pioneer compared to how it can display on other capable AI Box adapters. So in light of this, I would not recommend this adapter for Android Auto use unless your system resolution is also low. CarPlay on the other hand performed fine, and like the MMB Max, you can configure the AI Box to auto-launch into CarPlay after its initial boot sequence. I tested recording an audio message via Siri, which sounded good enough as any AI Box, and it didn’t distort or increase the volume in any way.I tried a number of Bluetooth devices and peripherals, but I couldn’t connect to an ODBII device, and I was only able to get my alternative Bluetooth remote to work with it successfully, which the MMB Max could not. NiftyCity also sells a similar Bluetooth remote with an integrated keyboard, which makes it easier for browsing and text input. My ImpressionsThe Nifty Box CarPlay adapter retails for $329 or £276 directly