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The official Post-it® notes have made their way to iOS and they’re called Post-it® PopNotes. These are no ordinary notes however– you can place them anywhere you want and share with friends with family.

This is how sticky notes are meant to be on the iPhone! Being able to digitally stick them around places is very neat. Create. Place. Share. The PopNotes App creates geo-triggered Post-it® Notes for the digital world. Create and place notes anywhere you want. Choose to leave a note just for yourself or share it with friends, family or everyone. You can even set a note to pop up at a specific time and location.

Features:-
•Create notes by typing and/or drawing.
•Place notes at specific locations.
•Control who gets to see the notes you post – just yourself, your friends and family or anyone with the app.
•Invite friends and family to connect through the app.
•View notes posted by you and others within 500 yards of your current location via an interactive map.
•Set location-based reminders anywhere in the U.S.
•Simple and fun to use, encourages creativity and spontaneity.
•Choose from nine different Post-it® Note colors.

Potential Uses
•Leave a sweet note for that special someone at the airport when they land.
•Share reviews at theaters, recommendations at restaurants or tips at fishing holes.
•Leave a note at the store that reminds you to pick up milk when you get there.
•Create notes and reminders for yourself.
•View notes at the local salon so you can make an appointment with the best hair stylist.
•Explore new cities by finding notes with advice and recommendations left by others.
•Whatever your creativity allows. Have fun!

Post-it PopNotes is available on the iPhone and iPad for free. Download it via App Store.

Heads up for those of you who are currently running one of the beta versions of iOS 5. Notcom recently updated TinyUmbrella, which now brings support for iOS 5 Beta 4, 5 and 6.

Unfortunately, it seems that this latest version was released right before Apple dropped iOS 5 Beta 7, so TinyUmbrella won’t support the latest beta…

As usual, it’d be wise to save your SHSH blobs. Not sure what we’re talking about here? Make sure to check our SHSH guide.

You can download the latest version of TinyUmbrella here.

BackForwardList for Safari is a free Mobile Safari tweak for your iPhone or iPad that allows you to hold the browser’s “back” or “forward” buttons to launch a list of the different pages you’ve recently visited.

BackForwardList for Safari gives you a full history list of all of your previously visited sites, by tapping and holding the back or forward buttons at the bottom of the browser. Each item on the list can be deleted by swiping across it, and all the items on the list can quickly be cleared by clearing your Mobile Safari history in Settings.app.

This makes it a whole lot easier than manually going in, and searching your history for a specific page; most modern desktop browsers have this functionality baked in.

There are no icons added to your homescreen and no settings to configure with this tweak. BackForwardList for Safari is available for free in Cydia. If you have a jailbroken iPhone, you can find it conveniently located on Cydia’s BigBoss repo.

When Apple introduced the iPad 2, the Smart Cover also debuted as a new accessory for the device. Apple designed the iPad 2 with magnets that interface with the Smart Cover to wake the device from sleep when opened.

The iPhone’s virtual keyboard is a fantastic replacement for a physical keyboard, but some consider the lack of physical buttons to be the iPhone’s main downfall. A genius new concept takes the Smart Cover approach to offering a detachable physical keyboard for the iPhone…

Highlighted by Mobiflip, the SmartKeyboard concept, by Jing Yang, illustrates a tactical keyboard that can be removed and attached to the iPhone like the iPad’s Smart Cover. Instead of a slide out keyboard solution, the SmartKeyboard could be easily taken off the iPhone when not in use. This would give those that need a physical keyboard for typing longer emails or documents a temporary attachment.

This concept is sleek, beautiful, and totally Apple-like. The keyboard even has backlit keys. The SmartKeyboard would simple attach to the bottom of the iPhone with magnets. The only downside is that the keyboard would cover the home button when in use. But if you’re using the SmartKeyboard to type for longer periods of time, switching in and out of apps isn’t really that big of a deal.

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