Palm’s trippy version of pen & paper - free version
Almost all you need to know about this program is easily grasped by taking a gander at the screenshot to my left. This is a digital ink application on steroids. This is the kind of software no one would naturally come up with because this kind of writing happens in an alternate dimension but it makes sense for devices with conservative screen real estate. This is also the kind of program you don’t find for free but I figure to encourage the average Diddlebug user to tap the stylus to the touchscreen and test the ballpoint, a zero dollar incentive will get the average Joe talking the red pill and experience non-linear writing. pNotes also adds this twist to alarms by letting you set alarms to certain sections of text - trippy. The limitations of the free version keeps you relying on internal memory for your notes. Check out the videos and then take the red pill if you dare.
June 14th, 2007 at 8:04 pm
What’s the name of the software, and where can I get it?
June 14th, 2007 at 8:27 pm
The name of the software is pNotes and you can download the free lite version right on the home page of pennovate
http://www.pennovate.com/
June 28th, 2007 at 12:39 pm
Yeah, this is somehow nice, but unfortunately my handwriting on Palm’s screen is even poorer than on paper