Conboy, Tomboy And Snowy
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Cornelius Hald presented on new features of the Conboy note taking application for the Maemo OS, including online synchronization, automatic linking, a single window UI, portrait navigation, and plugin support. The notes can now sync with the maemo.org website by asking Henri Bergius for details. More information is available at the listed URL.
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Maemo Summit 2009
Cornelius Hald [conny]
http://zwong.de/?page_id=68
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Conboy, Tomboy And Snowy
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