Filed under: Software, Internet Tools, iPhone, iPod touch
Voodoo Pad 4.1 adds iPhone client
VoodooPad (which we've covered many times) is a bit of a different take on the classic snippet / information manager app, allowing you to create a personal wiki with entries for whatever you might like to keep track of. With the recently released version 4.1 Gus Mueller has added an option to export documents to his new, free iPhone client (iTunes link) for access to your wikis on the go. Like most iPhone / iPod touch syncing solutions, this works over WiFi on the same network as your Mac. This is in addition to the previously offered WebDAV syncing and iPhone optimized pages.
VoodooPad comes in three versions: a free lite version, a $29.95 regular version, and a $49.95 Pro version that adds a few features, including a built-in webserver; demos are also available. The iPhone / iPod touch client is a free download from iTunes.
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m0wry said 11:05AM on 3-11-2009
Does anyone use this software?
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Tony said 1:32PM on 3-11-2009
Haven't used the iPhone client yet, but LOVE VoodooPad. I've been using it for over 2 years now...
FoxyOrb said 7:37AM on 3-12-2009
This superb software has become an essential tool for managing my various notes. I have tried the new iPod touch VP reader and it works perfectly. It is much easier to read than exporting the doc through Air Sharing.
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