Yesterday I was browsing my Twitter friends posts and came across one from Larry Greenberg for an iPhone/iPod Touch application called Pastebot .  He’s created a pretty nice video and posted it on YouTube which I suggest you watch after reading my post and spending the $2.99 on the application.  Pastebot is a comprehensive clipboard manager that lets you organize, edit and share text and images that you copy to your clipboard.  Copy something, open Pastebot and it automatically is imported for later access.  You may wonder, why do I need an application to do that?  I asked myself the same thing and then  I watched Larry’s video and I was sold.  Part of the reason though is because I have a MacBook and with Pastebot Sync installed on it I am able to easily send text and images to and from both devices.

So, I was browsing the web today on my iPhone and I came across a few items I copied and opened Pastebot to save them (you need to run Pastebot each time you want to save something).  I synced them with my Mac wirelessly and now they are on my computer.   One was the photo of a kafkan I like and I was able to go into Pastebot on my iPhone and edit the title then sync it with my Mac.  I could have taken the image and added effects to it if I wanted to but I wanted this one showing as is. 

These are the features of Pastebot:

• Save, organize, and edit text and image clippings.
• Organize clippings into folders.
• Search text, perform find and replace and other functions on saved text clips. 
• Use filters on images like convert to black and white or sepia. 
• Copy items back to iPhone/iPod clipboard.
• Send clippings as emails within the application.
• Save images to your camera roll.
• Sync wirelessly with your Mac. 

Visit the Pastebot website for even more information or to download Pastebot Sync for your Mac.  They also have a demo video that brings you through the application.

What do you think?  Is Pastebot for you?  Do you use another application?