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Evernote 3 — Correction and Addendum
07.Mar.08 | 5 Comments
Earlier this week I published a small novel about my initial experiences with the Evernote 3 preview. To recap: I like it but had a few kvetches.
One of my beefs was related to formatting notes in the windows client. I just couldn’t understand why the only way to do formatting would be via keyboard [...]
I Discovered Online Magazine Archives
02.Mar.08 | 2 Comments
Although I consider myself a digital sort of guy with my affection for RSS feeds, eBooks and life via the web browser, I have to admit that I still subscribe to a handful of (*gasp*) paper magazines. At the end of the day, I just enjoy reading something in bed that doesn’t involve backlighting and [...]
Evernote Preview — First Impressions
01.Mar.08 | 13 Comments
Just a couple weeks ago I “discovered” the Evernote betas. Shortly afterwards I received my invitation. Now I’ll share a bit.
There are lots of ways to keep track of digital notes and information as any search for “organizer” or “notebook” will show. The challenge always seems to be availability. If my data is on [...]
EverNote for Pocket PC / Windows Mobile
11.Feb.08 | 2 Comments
I somehow missed this: EverNote has a “tech preview” of a client for Pocket PCs and Windows Smartphones. How cool is that?
Who has tried it? Any first impressions — in particular, is it worth toying around with?
I’m noodling around the notion of having notes sync’d between my various laptops, desktops and Windows Mobile phone. [...]
The Borg of GTD
21.Jan.08 | Leave a Comment
I honestly try to refrain from posts that are largely a quote. However, this one just grabbed me and I wanted to share.
From 7 Powerful Steps to Overcoming Resistance and Actually Getting Stuff Done (at Zen Habits):
1. Have all our projects and tasks stored in an external system (out of our heads), such as a [...]
