The video version of this XMind review covers several other features that I really like. I'm just speculating when I write this, but I believe that an app version of XMind is probably coming soon.
The cloud implementation seems like it's likely one of the last steps before we see a native XMind app. It's not quite a mobile app yet, but it gives you some more options for when you want to access your information from your mobile. The best part of this is that this allows you to login using your phone or tablet.
#Review xmind update#
The ability to update via the web means it allows you to login from anywhere and make changes to your maps. The second feature included as part of the cloud update is the ability to update your maps online. I've suggested ways to do this in the past, but a built-in option is the simplest way to do it. It allows you to make changes on your work computer, and then go home and modify what you've worked on without having to worry that the changes won't be synced.
This ability to save now lets you more easily share your maps between different computers.
#Review xmind pro#
It allows you to both save and edit your workbooks online.Įvery XMind Pro owner who purchased either version 7 or 7.5 gets 1 gigabyte of storage space to save their files. I do want to mention that the cloud component of XMind is only available to XMind Pro owners, so unfortunately, it's not part of the free or Plus versions of the software. The reason why XMind released a new version half way through through their yearly cycle was to add a cloud component to their system. Here's a link to the map (XMind format) if you want a copy for yourself. Let me know whether you're interested in being able to download maps like this going forward. I'm trying to decide if I should do this with all of my reviews. I've made the map I used for this XMind review available online. Let's get into the video review first, and then I'll talk more about some of the highlights. There were a lot of refinements, which are always good, a few things that I feel are slightly negative, and the huge benefit of them adding online editing and file storage. I have to say that I think the XMind 7.5 has brought a lot of really good stuff to the table. I've done a lot of XMind reviews over the years. That's not really my goal, but I've put out more than 50 videos on the software, so I guess I know what I'm talking about. I know I've turned into the XMind guy for a lot of people. XMind 8 is probably right around the corner, so I need to get this review out. This is for XMind 7.5, which was released near the beginning of summer 2016.
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