Zoho Notebook launches

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Zoho Notebook launches

by Chris Gilmer May 22nd 2007

Word first surfaced about Zoho's latest offering Notebook at DEMO 07 way back in January. Demo participants got a glimpse of the application, similar to what Google offers with Notebook, that can be used for gathering, creating and collaborating with multiple types of content.

Notebook just broke out of the testing phase at Zoho, adding to their ever expanding list of Office based applications, and is available to use immediately with a Zoho ID.

Zoho Notebook certainly has a lot more features than Google offers with Notebook. Not only can text, images, drawings and audio be embedded, but Zoho's Notebook also acts like a content aggregator for HTML content from the web or other Zoho applications. Check out this Firefox add on that makes clipping web pages a breeze.

Zoho Notebook features:

Content creation and editing
Drawing tools
Ability to add text, images, audio and video
Embeddable Word processor and spreadsheet functionality
Collaborative editing
Works with other Zoho apps like Writer, Sheet and Chat

Tags: applications, notebook, office, online, zoho

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Arvind said 2:49AM on 5-24-2007

Thanks for the cool review, Chris :-)

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