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Evernote Updates – My New GTD System?

11.Sep.08 | Leave a Comment

Checkboxes! When did Evernote’s web interface add support to add, remove and check/uncheck checkboxes? Was it the end of July release (who puts up a blog without search)? I sure wish I had noticed that sooner.
For me, that’s a total game changer. I’ve been happily using Evernote as a collection and research tool up [...]

Mystery Solved: Evernote’s Pricing Model

14.Jun.08 | 3 Comments

The Evernote blog has an article up about quotas – thus, I can finally stop guessing about how pricing for the next Evernote version might work.
The main point: Monthly Upload allowance of 40 MB.
Each month, you get another 40MB. And note: deleting items doesn’t reclaim any space. However, for many users that amount of [...]

Organizing E-Books

09.Mar.08 | 5 Comments

I’ve been picking up and reading e-books for many years now. I have all sorts of interesting stuff — some technical, some business and quite a bit of fiction.
My collection is finally getting large enough to cause me to ponder how best to manage it. Just tossing files into a directory isn’t quite sufficient any [...]

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 [...]

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