“Working as a data-entry portal for FareShare’s drivers, the application alerts chefs to what has been collected ahead of its delivery,” Swan reports. “It also reduces the charity’s paper trail, improves monitoring and reporting, and increases efficiency.”
Swan reports, “Food Donations and Logistics Manager Chris Scott said the application is helping FareShare move towards its target of cooking one million free nutritious meals a year for charities, using good food that would otherwise be wasted.”
Read more in the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Colby R.” for the heads up.]
If it could give you mad cow disease by hitting you over the head with it, I’d quite happily ruin mine by planting it in your skull.
hey Bunches, can we call you BM for short? You seem to be dumping a steaming pile sarcasm and negativity in the forums of every MDN article.
Perhaps you’re being paid to do this? Hopefully you’ll save up enough to get an iPad for Xmas.
The iPad is really only good for consumption.
Build it and they will code!
Based on the comment by Tobias, the MDN moderators finally noticed that Bunches of Munches is a blatant troll, saying goofy things just to cause problems. See ya.
Apple is branded phone than I like this all feature so it’s hungry all people..
Radialabs
I don’t have an iPad but guessing you would be using Pages for word processing tasks. Try exporting the file as plain text or rich text format, this format should be fine for opening in WordPad at home.
Super Probiotic