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It's being reporting today that HP/Palm is preparing to release the "PalmPad" next month. The story is accompanied by a diagram showing the PalmPad. I thought the diagram looked familiar, and a brief investigation shows it's the same diagram shown by HP of the HP Slate.…
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Read MoreMind Mapping for Android With Thinking Space
I've long been a fan of mind mapping, especially on tablets, as the slate is the perfect workspace for creating and manipulating maps. My favorite app for mind mapping on mobile devices has been iThoughtsHD, but I now use Thinking Space on the Galaxy Tab.…
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Read MoreAndroid This Week: Nexus S; Priority Inbox; New YouTube
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