You ever have the feeling that you need a backup brain? You know somewhere to just jot a note down wherever you are and then be able to get to it wherever you are? Believe me I have my share of ...

SimpleNote is a great way to jot down a simple to-do list that you can carry around with you wherever you go. Oh, yes I know. There are a ton of apps for tasks and to-dos. Myself I really like Things, ...

Where do you note down all your thoughts, your ideas, or the notes from that very urgent office meeting? Noting down each of your important things provides you with an accurate record, something that ...

Note-taking apps of varying quality fill the productivity section of the App Store. Simplenote, from Codality, aims to provide a high quality experience with a simplistic note-taking process. Keep It ...

If you’re not using Simplenote, you’re missing out. This… well, simple note app has been a standby and lifesaver for me for years, though occasionally I have worried about its future: Will it survive ...

Note-taking should be simple. Yet, many apps overcomplicate it with layers of features you may never use. If you’re tired of wading through buttons, tabs, and pop-ups just to jot down a thought, ...

I use two note-taking apps: one for capturing fleeting notes and the other for storing important and structured notes I may need later. I have the latter sorted, but for the former, I needed an app ...

When we reviewed Simplenote for iOS nearly four years ago, we found it to be a standout note-taking app. But while the company soon added Android and Kindle versions, for the longest time it didn’t ...

An update to Simplenote, the iPhone note-taking application, has finally added a way to keep files in sync between your computer and your iPad. It will only work for plain text files, and only on a ...

Android (4.0+): Simplenote, our favorite syncing note taking app for the iPhone, is updating all of its services, and they're starting with an official app for Android phones and tablets. The app ...

When it comes to note taking on mobile devices, a few names spring to mind. There is of course Evernote, but Google Keep has made quite an impression on users as well. A new contender has now made its ...