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by Inglorious Apps is an app that bring multitasking to a whole new level on your TouchPad, literally allowing you to run multiple mini-apps (called "widgets") by splitting the screen into panes and letting you determine which widget you want to run in each frame. But did you know that you can adjust which widgets show up in the selection toolbars, deactivating those that you would never use and activating others that you might not have been aware of if they were deactivated?

To adjust your widget options:

  1. from the top-left within Glimpse and select "Preferences"
  2. Go to the "Widget" tab on the top
  3. From there, you can toggle any widget on/off
  4. When you are done selecting your desired widgets, just press the "Done" button on the top-left to return to the app.

is available in the webOS App Catalog for $4.99 and is compatible with the HP TouchPad running webOS 3.0 or higher

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