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It has some way to go, but does show promise and they have a roadmap. Are we going to see a repeat on the iPhone and iPod Touch?Ī few days ago there was MindMaker (US$5) – the first contender. In the big-screen world of computers there is a seemingly endless supply of developers keen to give us mind mapping software.
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You will need to create your maps on a PC or Mac, and can then import them. Update: There is a free, read-only iPhone app from the same author call FreeMindLite.
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There’s a blog (probably the software developer’s) that gives a potted help file. The sample map suggests that nodes can contain followable links, but I think they imported a FreeMind mind map that makes the claim for FreeMind itself (it does have this capability) but as far as I can see, iFreeMind does not have it yet. This appears to hold an impressive hand of FreeMind capabilities and sets the bar for other iPhone apps to beat: Icons detailed colour control built in help (press a button an keep it pressed to see what it does) import from and export to PCs and Macs and portrait and landscape modes. The site says “iFreeMind is a native software on iPhone for reading, showing and modifing the files created by FreeMind, and also for creating, writing the FreeMind compatible format files.” Or grab the RSS feed (hope that works – pls tell me if it doesn’t).Ī serious challenger to existing iPhone mind mapping apps swam into my view today: iFreeMind. I’ve been catching up with my to do list, and hope to post a few more entries soon. Can’t think why, but at least they kept the domain.
Not stand-alone mind mapping software, but an add-on for Mindjet’s MindManager, aimed at simplifying visibility and navigation when working with big maps.įinally, in other news, I just noticed that Mapul has changed its name. Disappointingly, this app has not been updated for nearly six months. Already blogged about this so I won’t repeat the picture, but it only just found its way into the Master List. Serious challenger to other iPhone mind mappers. Neat iPhone software for working with FreeMind files. Click on the text on the wheel’s spokes to expand the visual presentation in that direction. Just above the results (and probably ads), you’ll see a link + Show options… Click on that and select Wonder wheel from the list on the left hand side. Shows search-result topics as a simple information map, with the usual detailed search results alongside. Grab the RSS feed (hope that works – pls tell me if it doesn’t). Here’s another of those ‘not to be confused with’ iems: ThinkingMap is not connected to ‘ Thinking Maps‘, a high-end educational tool. As with those, I see this as more a graphical outliner than a mind mapper.įreeMind-compatible iPhone mind mapping application. Minimal information, no screenshots.Īnother left-to-right mapper, like Co-mapping and Meadmap. Not to be confused with Wikimindmap which produces a mind map from a specified Wikipedia page.Īndroid mind mapping app. A node represents an article, a connection between two nodes shows your ‘pathway’ from one to the other. Makes a graphical “network” representation of your visited article pages on Wikipedia.
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Here’s the latest on updates:Ī Mac mind mapper with an elegant and flexible organic appearance.
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