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Tag Archives: Jim Marggraff
Livescribe Founder and CEO Visiting Australia
I’m very pleased to advise that Livescribe founder and CEO Jim Marggraff will be visiting Australia next week. The Livescribe team has kindly organised a social event with Jim on Monday night the 17th February. Details of the event are … Continue reading
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Exciting news for local Livescribe developers
I’m pleased to advise that Livescribe has announced the pre-release of their software development kit (SDK) – and in unexpected news the new SDK is MAC compatible To access the SDK you need to register via the Livescribe site. Use … Continue reading
Livescribe Smartpen given review in The West Australian
Google Alerts bought the following article to my attention this morning. Livescribe Smartpen, latest in pen evolution
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen – the awards keep coming
You might recall our post last month where we mentioned the exciting news of Livescribe being recognised by Popular Mechanics as one of this years 10 most brilliant gadgets. Further recognition was announced over the weekend. Ubergizmo has announced that … Continue reading
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