We’re big fans of the free organizational note-taking app, Evernote. We’ve talked about it here, here, and here. Recently they’ve updated a few features. Evernote Hello. The Evernote Hello app for iPhone is designed to help you organize people, photos, and … Read
We often write about our favorite online tools including the Livescribe smartpen and the free note-taking tool Evernote. Right now, Livescribe is offering a free year of Evernote Premium with the purchase of any smartpen. (This is in no … Read
We are pretty big fans around here of the free note-taking tool, Evernote. Evernote recently acquired the handy image-editing tool, Skitch. Skitch allows you to capture and edit images without changing the original picture. The interface makes it easy to upload pictures … Read
There are tons of free apps for taking notes out there, and I’ve tried many of them–but in the end, I always come back to Evernote. The editor itself annoys me sometimes–for me, it falls in the wrong place on … Read
File this one under clever–Evernote, the makers of the cloud-based note-taking system by the same name, has released Evernote Peek, a simple tool to turn notes into flashcard-style study aids on the iPad 2. Watch the video below to see … Read
Evernote fans: Be sure to download version 2.1 of the software (or watch for it soon in the Mac App Store if you downloaded it that way). According to ReadWriteWeb and several other sources, 2.1 adds a very useful audio … Read
I’ve been making an effort be more organized this year and a large part of that includes managing my digital life. I’ve been using a number of tools (including KeePassX which Amber mentioned a while back) and one that I’ve … Read
Today I want to share some ways you can move your notes away from random pieces of paper and Word files on your computer to online note-taking tools. The nice thing about storing your notes in the cloud is you … Read
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