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Notepad
A classic notepad editor with modern UI
Notepad is a text editor for Windows, Mac, and Linux which provides modern UI and modern functionalities. NOTE: To run this software, Java must be installed on your device. If you don't have Java installed on your device then download it from here: https://www.java.com/en/ -
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Simplad
The simple notepad
... * Theme integrates well into all Android versions * Simple interface * Auto-complete, auto-correct, auto-capitalize, and spell check if your keyboard supports it * Very small Notes: * It requires an SD card if your device does not have an "internal SD" card. This is because it looks for "external storage directory" which is the SD card or the internal SD card depending on the device. * When creating a new file you have to add .txt (or whatever the extension you want) to the end. -
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MicroSafe is a J2ME 1.0 application to store and access notes in a hierarchical data structure (outline) on mobile devices (CLDC - Connected Limited Device Configuration). Notes can be encrypted to store data like PINs, passwords, etc. securely.
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