iPhone and iPad from a Sharp Canadian Perspective
As surprising as it might sound when the richness and diversity of IOS apps are considered, one of the killer apps for me on my iPad and iPhone is Simplenote (and nvAlt on the Mac). Text notes that are always in sync between your iPad and computer (even Windows with the free Resophnotes application) are […]
Why I Love Simplenote — Still Read More »
A recurring theme in my blogs is how personal learning and training can be the best way to get more efficiency, effectiveness, and enjoyment out of your systems (after you have chosen the best products to work with). MacSparky’s book, iPad at Work, explains in detail how to get more value from your iPad. If
Scrivener is an excellent application on Mac (and recently on Windows) for all sorts of long form writing. Limited syncing with Simplenote and Index Card on iPad are supported but what many users have been craving is full synchronization with an IOS version of Scrivener. Dreams do come true as an IOS version of Scrivener
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I completed the Steve Jobs biography today which I found very interesting as a way to learn more about one of the most influential ICT product developers in the early to present day history of personal computers and the Internet. One reference related to Apple and the Internet was how Apple has started shifting from
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