Typically, they are in the form of a photo. The majority of my Evernote entries come from my mobile phone. However, entering information is not always quick unless I am at the computer. I love Evernote's endless supply of storage and the ease with which I can find material. There are two things that drive my use of these two note-taking options ease of use and quick access. However, it's not until recently that a harmonious balance came into existence. I'm happy to say that Evernote has survived the ordeal and even has me still paying the monthly subscription. I personally love Moleskines (which is a bit strange as I am also a fountain pen user) and I was waiting for them to release the journals for the N2.A couple years ago, I wrote about how the Moleskine was killing my Evernote use. Makes the digital -> Analogue process so much easier and less of a hassle. I also us it when writing my stories, I write them by hand, Transcribe into OneNote, and edit and check them from there. I use my N2 (non-Moleskine branded) for things like meeting minutes, work notes to automatically sync into Evernote so when I get back to my work PC my tasks, notes and to-do’s are already there, ready to go. From A5 ring books, to A4 paper pads, a 24 month undated diary, and even another cheaper journal made by NeoLabs (and of very good quality). Things like you can write anywhere in the notebook and the software will know which page, you can write on previously used pages and the text will simply sync in, you can change the colour of the text to whatever you want (so write first time in one colour, then change it when you go back and make changes), the ability to Transcribe your text into digital text.įor those who don’t like the price of the Moleskine journal, there are others available.
There are some really cool things about this. The quality of the Moleskine paper really doesn’t come into it as the Smartpen is a ballpoint using a D1 refill (and just about any D1 refill works with it). And the Notebook is basically a Moleskine Journal with the N Code pattern on the paper (which is what makes the pen work). The App is simple the NeoLabs Neo Note app with Moleskine branding. In fact this is an already established product.
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