In the big-screen world of computers there is a seemingly endless supply of developers keen to give us mind mapping software.  Are we going to see a repeat on the iPhone and iPod Touch? A few days ago there was MindMaker (US$5) - the first contender.  It has some way to go, but does show promise and they have a roadmap.  Its most obvious limitation is that it does not provide a landscape view
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My focus at mind-mapping.org is on software-made mind maps – well obviously, I do claim this as “the master list of mind mapping and information management software”, after all.  But in the past, I have pointed readers of this blog at a couple of resources for attractive hand made maps.  Now, here’s some more: A collection of hand made mind
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Over at LifeHack, Joel Falconer is spreading the good word with a list of 11 free mind mapping programs - a mixture of desktop and web-based ones. Mind-mapping.org shows ‘em all, I think, but you have to check for those showing Free in the price box so it’s useful to have Joel’s list.  Maybe I’ll add a “list free ones” function to the site one day.  Meanwhile here’s the skinny on all the web
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On Mind-mapping.org this week there are four new entries in the master list - three graphical and one a related development platform. bCisive bCisive is software for business decision making and diagramming.  It supports building and communicating business cases as well as documenting the reasoning behind decisions. GenIE & SMILE GeNIe is a user-friendly development environment for graphical decision-theoretic models. It is the Windows user interface to SMILE, which is a
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