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iPad App: Simplenote Note-taking App Gets Better

Aug 25, 2010
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Wired: iPad App – Simplenote Note-taking App Gets Better

Improvements such as the ability to tag notes with keywords, share them with others in various ways and keep track of different versions of the same note make Simplenote a very powerful, but still simple, application, Wired reviewer Charlie Sorrel says.


“Simplenote, our favorite note-taking application for iPhone, iPad, Android, the web and PC or Mac, has just seen a rather important update. Simplenote version 3 adds a treasure trove of new features, but don’t worry about that: If you don’t want them, you won’t even notice them.

“Simplenote’s strength is its, well, simplicity. It launches instantly, you type in your note, and it syncs to the web. Searching throughout notes is instantaneous, just like iTunes searching used to be, and the synchronization is rock-solid. Better, there are a range of applications which tie into Simplenote’s open APIs so you can sync with your desktop.”

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