Productive Organizer

I tell my readers that my favorite ubiquous note taking application is Evernote.

Here is why I like about it

1. It is ubiquitous. Its found on the desktop, Chrome browswer, firefox, safari and IE. Its found on iPhone, IPad, Blackberry, WP7, Android. I don’t have to worry which device I own because I know I can have access to my notes.
2. Taking notes is easy. I can clip notes on my desktop. I can take voice and picture notes from my smartphone. I can now sketch on my picture notes.
3. Its got rich text input on desktop client. Its got rich text input on its iPhone and Android app! how cool is that. The key to being able to take notes effectively is to be able to come up with bullet points and I Can do that with Evernote.
4. The guys at Evernote are trying to build Evernote into a platform. They are opening up the API so that third party apps can interface to Evernote.
5. The network is getting bigger and bigger. The more people in the network the greater the value.

How did Evernote come about? Read their story here

[The evernote story >>]

In the world of mobile computing you would have come across many apps that allow you to keep your Ideas organize.

The most common on the market is free and it’s called Evernote. Evernote let’s u compose notes and tags it and this Is where u can collect your ideas and store it in the cloud.

But not everyone uses that and if you prefer something simple and meets this needs then Idea Organizer is just for you.

General view

The general setup for Idea Organizer is simple and clear cut. It tells you what you can do for this app and how you can carry them out.

Idea organizer enables u to collect your thoughts using 3 means. Text, voice and pictures.

Entry by text

Entry by pic

One of the aspect I like about mobile computing Is platform like iPhone and android allows the user to capture notes, ideas and tasks wherever they are.

Consolidated view of ideas

This app is really very presentable and straight forward and does what you are looking for well. Do not expect any bells and whistle like that of cloud syncing in this app. Ideal for people who are more particular eith their thoughts and ideas.

It will be a good platform for the developer to incorporate more ideas into future versions. Thumbs up.

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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Its not often i reviewed Blackberry application but Screaming Toaster seem to have come  up with a good application with DulyNoted Pro.

The mind map here explains everything about DulyNoted Pro. Bascially, if you are looking for a solution to capture your thoughts or notes anywhere and you so happen to have your blackberry with you all the time (which most of you are!) this would be a good solution for you.

Your notes will be sync with the cloud server so that you can have access to your notes from any browser.

Been a fan of Evernote and certainly hope this solution at $10 per year leaves up to it. Do give it a try and tell me what you think.

[DulyNoted Pro >>]

How do you share a great notebook across multiple computers? If you have DropBox which is a great file sharing service, you can have assess to your notebook across multiple PCs.

From Lifehacker:

You could simply store the OneNote notebook you want to use in multiple locations within your Dropbox folder, just like any other document. OneNote however has support for multiple users which makes things more interesting.

When you create a new notebook you can specify, as in the screenshot above, that “Multiple people will share the notebook”. Even though you may not actually be going to share the notebook, you want to enable this option. By doing so you make it so that the notebook can be written simultaneously from multiple locations without a problem. Thus if you leave OneNote open on your home PC, but you’re using it at work, school, or out and about with your laptop, you’ll be able to work on the notebook. As a bonus you can put the notebook in a folder you’re sharing with a coworker or classmate and you can collaborate in real time on a notebook—changes between locations take one a few seconds to update.

For a step-by-step guide check out the article at the link below. If you have a OneNote-related tip or trick, we’d love to hear about it in the comments below.

[How to use Dropbox to share OneNote Notebooks >>]