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10 Best Apps For Samsung Galaxy Notes

Check out these 10 great apps that take advantage of the Samsung phablet's S Pen stylus.
10 Best Apps For Samsung Galaxy Notes
Comments | Jeff Bertolucci | August 30, 2012 11:06 AM

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Fruit Ninja

The not-so-ancient art of fruit slicing and dicing is better with a stylus. Fruit Ninja ($1.22, or free with ads) is a great way to kill time during flight delays, cab rides, and painfully dull conference sessions. Sure, a finger makes an acceptable Samurai sword, but true masters prefer the slashing sensation of the S Pen.

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