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All posts tagged "notes"


Monday, September 26, 2011

Evernote 2.0 Available In The Marketplace

Posted by Brad Wasson in "Windows Phone Talk" @ 06:30 PM

http://www.evernote.com/

"Evernote 2.0 for Windows Phone 7.5 is now available in the marketplace."

Evernote fans take notice: Evernote 2.0 is now available in the Marketplace. This comprehensive, multi-platform, note-taking application is constantly updated and has garnered much respect and praise from a legion of users. It is free to use with limited storage, but paid versions can access additional storage if it is required. Notes can be synchronized across both PC and smartphone devices, and the application has a number of organizing options for managing your notes. This is an app that is well worth checking out.


Monday, February 28, 2011

Quick And Easy Note Taking On Your Windows Phone 7 Device

Posted by Brad Wasson in "Windows Phone Talk" @ 12:30 PM

http://choung.net/nemo

"Nemo is for creating notes and lists in obviously simple and easy manner. It embraces clean and elegant Metro UI. When you start Nemo, it goes straight into text input mode with minimal distractions; you don't need to worry about its subject line or file name. Your notes will be listed with the information automatically extracted from your memo."

Do you have a tendency to make lists for todo's, shopping items or not-so-important phone numbers? If so, this app is likely worth being on your evaluation list. To create list entries you simply need to type them in order. When you need to start a new item, just add an extra blank line. Once a list is created, you can mark an item finished or done by tapping it. A marked item is easily distinguishable as Nemo applies dimmer color and adds a strikethrough line.

For organizing memos, Nemo supports creating unlimited number of groups, and you can freely and easily move your memos from one group to another. Nemo also supports color-coded collapsible multi-level memo listing. The app is available now in the Marketplace -- add an item in your todo list to check it out.


Tuesday, September 8, 2009

VsNotepad 2.7 For Windows Mobile

Posted by Ed Hansberry in "Pocket PC Software" @ 05:00 AM

http://www.vetasoft.com/index.php?i...x=5&language=en

"The software for Windows Mobile helps you organize your note taking with a complete modern interface. You can create multitudes of workbooks and maximizes the capabilities of your device. The new version includes graphics features and advanced visualization to complement the earlier versions."

VsNotepad is a rich note taking app for your Windows Mobile device and 2.7 has some improvements over previous versions, including enhanced speed and reduced storage requirements for notes. It should work on a WinMo 5 or 6.x device, but there is a trial version so you can verify that. It is $19.95. If you already own VsNotepad 2.x, this is a free upgrade for you.

Tags: software, notes

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Microsoft Recite Unveiled: Voice Notes In Your Pocket

Posted by Darius Wey in "Pocket PC Software" @ 08:00 AM

http://recite.microsoft.com/

"Microsoft Recite Technology Preview makes a busy mobile lifestyle easier by providing an easy method for remembering, searching, and retrieving mental notes and reminders from their Windows Mobile® device using the sound of their voice. Without navigating menus or tapping out text just speak your mental note to store it. Later, when you need the information just search and retrieve the remembrance using your voice."

Microsoft has taken voice notes to a new level. The tech preview of Recite is now available for devices running Windows Mobile 6.0 and higher. What sets it apart from the default Notes application is that you can not only store, but also search and retrieve notes using your voice. Check out the Recite blog to see just how this application works, or if you're not the reading type (which would be alarming, considering you made it this far through the post), why not download it and try it yourself?

Thanks to Geek.com for the image.


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