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ZWSOFT Updates ZWCAD for Android

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By DE Editors  

June 27, 2014

CAD solutions provider ZWSOFT has released its newest version of ZWCAD Touch for Android. Version 1.3.0 introduces features such as a home-screen widget, improved one-hand operation and updated zoom. It is available from the Google Play or the Apple App Store.

With the home-screen widget, users can now quickly access designs they are working on, removing the need to search through files to view the necessary design. There is also now the integration of Android's buttons into the application. This allows users to either access the home menu or undo a current selection by using the phone's buttons. The improved zoom feature has also implemented the buttons located on the side of the phone, or designers can simply double tap the desired area.

In addition to these new features, Version 1.3.0 also has general bug fixes that improve the overall design experience with ZWCAD Touch, enabling designers to work more efficiently and simply, the company states.

For more information, visit ZWCAD.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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