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NoteSake your way to clean notes
NoteSake is one of the cleanest, easy to use online note taking applications we have come across. This "keepsake" for your class notes is free to sign up to, and offers a clean look at your online class notes. Notes are easily entered using a scaled ...
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NoteCentric class note storage and sharing
NoteCentric is a web based note taking application, that allows for easy storage, and sharing of class notes. One thing that students aren't is organized. You know it's true. There are too many school functions (parties) going on, that it's sometimes ...
NoteMesh: Collaborative note sharing for students
Many people are now heading back to school, for the fall semester. A new service aims to make the learning experience a socially-sharable one. NoteMesh is a collaborative wiki-like way for students to share their class notes, helping other students ...
Stikkit, online note taker
This simply designed online note taker is extremely easy to use and pleasant as well. Its clean and easy interface makes it a joy to use. Stikkit isn't as simple as it looks, though. Picture your classic yellow sticky note pads, with a brain of their ...
Students, get organized with Notely
We know, it's the middle of the summer, but it's never too early to start looking at what you might need for the upcoming semester. And if you are looking for another way to get, and stay organized while off at school, Notely might be your lecture ...
Posticky: Sticky notes for the web
Posticky is not unlike the many, many personal home page sites where you can cover your browser windowfull of real estate with little widgets, except that Posticky only has one widget: the humble sticky note. Since many of said personal home pages ...
Take and share notes with Springnote
Springnote is a powerful browser based note taking system. You can forget about the standard text only inputs that many online note tools offer, this application has the ability to drop in images, attach files and organize layout at will. Its wiki ...
Helipad tagged online note taker
If you have many things to remember, and don't want to clutter your desk and computer with a sticky note mess, try out Helipad. Their online hosted note application makes it easy to create notes and tag them with keywords for easy locating. With the ...
Access your notes anytime and anywhere with SyncNotes
If you find yourself forgetting important notes that you made to yourself on your desk, in your notebook, or in Outlook, check SyncNotes. SyncNotes allows users to keep notes accessible wherever it is the most convenient, on the desktop or on the go ...
Taking notes with Twitter using Twitternotes
You wouldn't normally think to take notes using a social application as Twitter, but it is possible. Twitternotes is an online application that uses the Twitter API to basically, take notes. This tool is a little more complicated than scratching ...
Use PicoNote for dead-simple note taking anywhere
Like to keep things as simple as possible? Looking for a way to create notes for yourself? Take a look at PicoNote. It's available in three forms: a free Windows application, a web-based app, and a mobile-friendly web app (http://m.piconote.com). ...
Save and share your notes with Wridea
This cool web-based application called Wridea has the potential to revolutionize the way you keep and share notes. With its fresh colors and niceWeb 2.0 design and ease of use you will be on the path to never forgetting your ideas again. Signing up ...
Download EverNote for free (today only)
Looking for a good solution for organizing all the notes in your life? EverNote is an application for saving web articles, snippets of Office documents, to-do lists, images, and other notes all in one handy package. There's also handwriting ...
Google makes it easier to ditch Lotus Notes
If your company uses Lotus Notes, and has been considering switching to Google Apps, you're in luck. Google has just launched an easy migration tool that allows you to bring all of your Notes data over to the equivalent Google Apps. In a blog post, ...
So, just how good at time waster games are you? Think you've got the stuff? Well, The World's Hardest Game 2.0 doesn't think you do.
Yes, amazingly, it's possible to have a sequel to a game called "The World's Hardest Game". It doesn't seem logically possible, since if the first one was actually the world's hardest, how could another one come along and share the moniker? It made me doubt the name in the first place. That is, until I tried the game.
The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
