Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:48PM EDT
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No one knows when Apple will add a copy and paste function to the iPhone, but
one company called Proximi proves
it can be done by adding it to a new application called MagicPad. MagicPad is
essentially better than the iPhone's native "Notes" application, because
it gives the user the option to modify font type, size, color, and of course,
copy and paste data.
In this video, AppleiPhoneApps.com walks us through a pre-release version of the rich text editor which has a formatting bar right over the keyboard. This bar has five icons to help you edit and personalize your notes with six different types of font styles, five different font sizes, and eight colors to choose from. Text can also be underlined, bolded, italicized and struck through. Once you got your text formatted, you can email your documents or save them in your iPhone, but that's pretty much all it can do.
The application is currently awaiting Apple's approval for inclusion in the Apple App Store so it may be days or months before we can get our hands on it. Unfortunately, the cut and paste function only works within the application, which means we still have to wait for Apple to include this functionality in a future software update. And so the frustration continues.
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