'Pastebot' Brings Elegant Copy-and-Paste to the iPhone
Tapbots, the development team behind the popular Weightbot and Convertbot iPhone applications, has released its third application, Pastebot [App Store, $1.99]. Pastebot is an elegant and powerful copy-and-paste tool that offers tools for image and text manipulation, as well as syncing with local Macs via a free preference pane download.
- Save, organize, and edit text & image clippings with ease.
- Search capabilities and folders for organization.
- Apply text & image filters like "find & replace" on text or convert an image to black & white. 14 filters total with more on the way.
- Create new text clippings within the app.
- Create a new image clipping from your iPhone camera or import from your photo library.
- Useful metadata like image dimensions, character/word count and creation date.
- Copy items back to the iPhone/iPod clipboard with 1 tap.
- Send clippings as emails within the app or save images back to your photo library.
- Push text and images from your Mac to Pastebot instantly over wifi**
- Paste text and images to your Mac from your iPhone or iPod Touch instantly over wifi**
Tapbots has also put together a video demonstrating Pastebot's numerous built-in features, as well as those integrated features utilizing the Mac-based Pastebot Sync companion application.
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