Momento 2 even allows you to export your photos and feeds. You can password protect your Momento entries, and you can export your journal via iTunes file sharing. Simply tap the thumbnail to view the photos. These appear as a thumbnail on the right side of the entry. Momento 2 allows you to attach an unlimited number of photographs per entry. In addition, you can add tags to each entry, including photo tags, person tags, event tags, location tags, rating tags, and custom tags. Momento 2 now allows you to type your entries in landscape mode, which is a welcome change considering the cramped keyboard in portrait. You can write daily entries detailing the exciting events of your life. On the surface, Momento is a basic diary app for your iPhone. Josh reviewed the first version of this app here, but in a recent update, the developers added a bunch of new features, so I’m writing a follow-up review. Momento 2 ($2.99) is a diary app for iPhone from d3i.
