It might be a little hard to see, but this is a design for an improved post-it note. The paper is made from wood waste and the end of the note ends in a triangle to prevent the corners from fraying.
Smartphones have the potential to be killer note-takers: they’re always with you, constantly connected, have touchscreens and pack cameras. And with the right app, any Android or iOS device can put your Moleskine, legal pad or padlocked diary to shame.
There’s a built-in microphone on an iPad, but if you’re looking for better sound and more audio reach, Lifehacker reader JeshuaSan tested out a Guitar Hero microphone with a Camera Connector kit, and it worked great for an Evernote audio memo.
iOS: Simplenote’s a Lifehacker favourite for doing one thing remarkably well, but if you’re looking for a more feature-rich notes application, Awesome Note’s got you covered.
Adam Pash reminded me of this notetaking app. It basically records text and syncs them across almost any platform you’d use. That’s it. But it does it flawlessly. And without a yellow background and annoying font.
In elementary school, I was that kid who always had to sit up front when I forgot my glasses. Think of all the time I could have spent goofing off! If only I had those notes delivered to my Kindle…
Hi Gizmodians. Thank God it’s Friday – am I right? Anyway, I thought I should write you a little note to let you know what’s happening here on Giz over the next couple of weeks, because I’m not going to be around. Never fear though – I am coming back!
