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Dec 9 2008

WritingPad iPhone Application Review

Posted by Andrew Mason / Cool Software, General Items, GTD General, iPhone Productivity

WritingPad is one of the many iPhone productivity applications designed to encourage users to keep notes through easy, convenient and even fun access to their program. Using ShapeWriter technology, WritingPad is able to provide iPhone owners with a great method of organization and outlet for every idea or idea in need of remembrance. The application […]

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