Comments on: Take Note: A roundup of ‘notes’ apps for the iPhone

By: Lawrence

Lawrence — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 22:21:01 +0000

I would like to know if there is an app which I can use my computer to create the note and then add it to my iphone. For example it would be great if I could use my computer to create a note and then add it to my iphone say for example in Notes. And to be able to open Notes on my computer and edit/delete them. Not the most coherent or intelligent post but I am sure you get the idea

By: Chema

Chema — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:03:52 +0000

Hello! Excellent compilation.
Is there any of the NOTE APPS that sync with google docs but instead of creating a “rich-html file” … create instead a “plain text” file?
The reason of this is that Microsoft Outlook NOTES cannot read any other file that a simple text file. And in my office everyone use PC (sadly) but they have iPhones!! So… I’m getting crazy trying to solve this problem.
Thanks!

By: UC_student

UC_student — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 21:49:45 +0000

Excellent site and blog – this is exactly what I was looking for – Keep up the great work and please update this blog perhaps twice a year? Thanks

By: roby

roby — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 23:08:55 +0000

Would love an update on this review. I’m trying to find a notes app that does direct MacBook Pro to iPod Touch synching– WITHOUT going through a 3rd party’s web site or web app!

It should also have folders–and NOT display the time in a memo if I do not want it to.

I’ve browsed various sites, reviews, and haven’t found it. I use Notebook from Appigo (fantastic company and app), but it doesn’t permit direct synching. One has to go through Toodledo, so one’s notes are parked somewhere on someone’s server– not good at all.

By: jansonyong

jansonyong — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 09:04:04 +0000

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By: TheGooch

TheGooch — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 05:15:23 +0000

I recently went on a “get organized” binge and the acquisition of Awesome Note was a result. It stores , ideas for projects, comments on posts, and lists of things ( employment history, residences, etc ) . I don’t you the Todo feature as I use ToodleDo for that. *Note that I use the Getting Things Done(GTD) approach.
Pros:
I like the way you can quickly create notes, customize the view( notepad and other backgrounds), the folder feature is great, as is the synchronization with Evernote. I’m a newbie with Evernote, so there is probably a lot of potential that I am not tapping.
Cons:
-No Desktop/Web Interface application. I can enter data in Evernote, but it would be much better to have a familiar interface on my desktop.
-Cannot edit the year – I tried making it my diary application, but you can’t edit the year on your notes. So diary entries for previous years cannot be imported. This effects storage of diary entries, residential history, employment history, etc where you have a range of years to deal with. I wrote their support email address about this, so I hope that it gets fixed in one of the next few releases.