Pixwap, the app for sharing can make great use of the clipboard. This haiku illustrates use of the clipboard.

From the Safari menu, the http:// web page link gets copied to the clipboard.

The text, whether a url link, or just copied text - can be loaded into Pixwap.

The title bar goes yellow to show that a tappable web page is available to load. When the link is copied into Pixwap, the web page loads automatically.

Saving as a pixwap copies a snapshot of the page, along with the text (including url link) for later recall or share.

Most apps that can get the user to a web link, allow sharing of that link - here Twitter lets you copy the link.

Once loaded, any links on the page allows loading of the web pages, an internet trail...

Inkflow plus works really well with Pixwap. One person creates a piece of work, exports it to pixwap...from pixwap it can be shared with other devices...others can import to Inkflow...edit the work... And return it via pixwap.

No need for email, or saving to the album.

Even non-ios7 users can share freehand information...just with Inkflow and pixwap...

Any stored files can be held in the cloud, links can be copied to the clipboard...saved in pixwap....for sharing later...

An efficient transfer of picture and text data, between apps, but more importantly between devices.

Use for increased productivity in schools, in the boardroom, and with Bluetooth...literally anywhere. Links to the Internet can be accessed later if away from Wifi.