Productive Organizer

Many do not  know that Microsoft actually have a great note taking application for the Windows Desktop called  OneNote.

Alot of folks that wants to be more productivity uses OneNote to house their structured research and meeting notes.

Well here comes a great platform in the iPad. Will Microsoft take advantage of this opportunity?

I got a heads up from Vitaly from MobileNoter that they are ready with their iPad version.

For all that have not read my previous review, MobileNoter enables you to review and take notes that is sync to the Desktop OneNote.

I have a review that explains how it works, but my version was before WIFI sync was released. [Review here >>]

MobileNoter is great on the iPhone. On the iPad, the developer have more room to maneuver to come up with a more functional application.

My opinion is that Microsoft don’t even know the potential of OneNote in the first place.

Take a look at OneNote here:

Introduction

Are you looking for a software that enables you to access Microsoft OneNote on your iPhone? If you are then, MobileNoter is probably what you are looking for.

I think alot of folks out there really like to use Microsoft OneNote for note taking. For folks that want to keep research materials, or information pertaining to a project or a business object that they are working on, OneNote is the closes software you get to a real note book.

I personally think its one of the best products release by Microsoft and it should be bought as a stand alone application.

Best thing next to a physical note book

If you currently already have much information stored in OneNote and would like to access them from your iPhone or iPod Touch, MobileNoter can do the job.

Pricing

This is a subscription based service. The desktop and iphone application is FREE. But monthly subscription comes up to USD 1.25 per month.

iPhone Version reviewed

1.0

What does it do

MobileNoter is bascially a service that, for a small fee per month, allows you to sync selected notes to MobileNoter Server and enables 2 way sync with your iPhone Mobile Noter Software.

How to setup and how MobileNoter looks like after the break

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