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Maria Po

My Celebtwin finds your celebrity look alike. iPhone app. - 0 views

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    My Celebtwin is your personal face recognition app for iPhone. Submit your photo. The app will answer your question Who do I look like?
John Evans

Around the Corner-MGuhlin.org: Taking Notes on Your #iPad - Handwriting Recognition - 4 views

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    "You've read of those that say, "Yeah man, I don't carry a keyboard with my iPad. That's not what a tablet is for man. Go use a laptop or something if you want retro keyboard input!" Perhaps that's a bit of a exaggeration. As much as I love my keyboard, being able to switch from handwriting to text on an iPad would be pretty neat. I hadn't given it much thought until a friend called me up and asked if it was do-able. "
John Evans

Apps in Education: Learning to Write on the iPad - 7 views

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    "Lots of people have been asking about using the iPad as a way of teaching young students to write. I personally would not advocate this as the primary way of teaching youngsters the intricacies of handwriting and letter recognition but as fun supplementary activity it might provide some motivation. Here are a couple of fun apps that reinforce some of the basic writing skills taught by parents and teachers. "
John Evans

How to activate and use Voice Dictation via the iPad and iPhone onscreen keyboard | The... - 4 views

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    "The onscreen keyboard on the iPhone 4S and iPad (3rd Generation) has a new feature, Voice Dictation. This will provide speech recognition capabilities integrated right there via the keyboard."
John Evans

Daily iPad App: MyScript Memo takes your handwriting and turns it into text | TUAW - Th... - 2 views

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    "Handwriting is one of those things that seems like it should be easy on the iPad, but, in reality, it is fairly difficult. Unlike Apple's legendarily quirky handwriting recognition on the Newton or the Windows tablets of more recent vintage, the iPad is designed primarily for finger-based input, not for longhand wirting with a stylus."
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