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Use an iPhone for an invention disclosure? Bill Meade creates an app.
August 23rd, 2009 | 
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Does your mind generate a flood of inventive concepts, but you don’t feel like taking the time to sit down at your computer to type them in?
Bill Meade wants to ease the burden. To help out, he’s creating an application for the iPhone (or iPod Touch) called iCapture, short for invention capture. For info on how to become a beta tester, visit his website. (Caveat: I haven’t tried it yet.)
Bill’s the former intellectual property sparkplug at Hewlett Packard who produces “Invention-in-a-Box” workshops.
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