Kickstarter spotlight: Taposé

Were you heartbroken when Microsoft scrapped the Courier tablet? A computing metaphor based on scrapbooking and journal keeping, the Courier was supposed to deliver the ultimate portable productivity tool before it ended up in the scrapheap.

Benjamin Monning and his development partner Ricky loved the Courier concept so much that they plan to develop an iPad app to replicate the functionality in their upcoming project, Taposé. The team is promising an app with split-screen functionality, drag and drop sharing between the different databases of information on your iPad and best of all: pages that turn like a real book.

Everyone who pledges US$10 to the project will receive a copy of Taposé when it is completed, and anyone who forks out US$1500 towards the goal will get an engraved iPad 2, with the engraving reading “Taposé Backer”. For more info about what Taposé will be exactly, check out the team’s project page here.

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