There are now at least 9 mind mapping apps available for the Android smart phone and tablet platform, with more on the way.
Inspiration Software has released an iPad app called Inspiration Maps. It looks to be perfectly suited for education, but may be a little too light weight for most business applications.
ThinkBuzan has launched a new integrated approach to go-anywhere mind mapping that it has christened iMindMap Freedom, which features a new web-based mapping tool, online file storage and updated mind mapping apps.
The developer of the SpicyNodes mind mapping app for the Apple iPad has announced an ambitious new project that will utilize its underlying technology in a unique way.
Inspiration Software, the earliest pioneer of mind mapping software, recently announced that it will launch a new mind mapping and diagramming app for the iPad at the end of March.
MindMeister for iPad takes mobile mind mapping to the next level in its latest release. Version 4.1 contains numerous new features that enhance its usability and degree of fit for business applications.
Craig Scott, the developer of the iThoughts mind mapping app for the iPhone, recently added some cool integration capabilities to it, including Apple’s Siri intelligent voice agent.
Earlier this week, Mindjet announced that it has acquired the developer of the Android mind mapping app Thinking Space and has relaunched it as Mindjet for Android.
MagicalPad is a free-form notetaking and outlining tool that could be an ideal piece of software for capturing and organizing your ideas on the iPad.
One of the major complaints of MindManager for Mac users was answered in the release last week of version 9 of this popular mind mapping software: Its features and functionality are now on par, and in a few ways superior to, that of the Windows version of MindManager. Mindjet also announced new mind mapping apps for the iPhone and iPad, based on technology acquired from MyMind.
