What's the best Note app?

[Winterfang]

I use One Note and is cool but I want to know if I'm missing something.

 

[Winterfang]

Bump.

 

[baseballbert]

Evernote

 

[Matthew Mazzenga]

OneNote. You got the best. Forget about the rest.

 

[jimski]

Depends on the note. Quick reminders. Lists. Something that needs to be synced, or only need it for a day. OneNote is great, and I use it all the time. But it could be too much for the simple stuff.

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[Winterfang]

I use to make lists and mostly to keep my work schedule on. I like it because it can get pinned on the screen and there's no need to click on save or anything, but it's a little slow and laggy and it always synching even though I don't have the real one note on my computer so it's just a couple of seconds I have to wait till I see what's on there.

Will try evernote.

Edit: Create account? Well that's one app I'll never use.

 

[cgk]

Edit: Create account? Well that's one app I'll never use.

Why?

Evernote is cross-platform (PC, mac, android, WP7, iOS, web access) and has far more features than onenote and has a lot more functionality - I wouldn't dismiss it without trying it.

 

[Winterfang]

I just don't want to create another account.

 

[Clara James]

For me Simplenote is best, have you used it before?

 

[mhans311]

I love evernote. I don't ever have to worry about losing my notes since they are automatically backed up in my ACCOUNT. plus I can access my notes from anywhere even just in a web browser on any computer.

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[threed61]

Evernote is particularly nice if you're sharing work with several people. I helped my god son and several classmates with a project from 2000 miles away.
Only drawback is reception. I was in Costco with an older phone, and couldn't access my shopping list.
For most everything, I use Onenote.

 

[defence5]

Slightly off topic but I'd really love to see a catch.com app for WP, I use catch extensively on Windows and Android based devices so would love to see it as an app.

 

[opacityzero]

I'm on the hunt too for a good note taking app. SuperNote is not bad, and Evernote looks awesome, but you have to pay to have your notes offline!

Any note taking application that lets you place multiple notes into categories/groups/folders?

 

[Fleon]

Evernote is particularly nice if you're sharing work with several people. I helped my god son and several classmates with a project from 2000 miles away.
Only drawback is reception. I was in Costco with an older phone, and couldn't access my shopping list.
For most everything, I use Onenote.

You should tell them that you can share notebooks with Onenote. The syncing/collaboration features are considerably more refined than Evernote. Give it a shot and see what you think.

 

[threed61]

You should tell them that you can share notebooks with Onenote. The syncing/collaboration features are considerably more refined than Evernote. Give it a shot and see what you think.

I never thought of that. I'd not heard of Onenote before I got a WP. It's my favorite app now.

 

[paradiseware.com]

Evernote has so much to offer. So what if you have to create another account? It is free! I prefer Evernote because I can access my notes from anywhere: WP7, Android, desktop, TouchPad, PalmPre, etc.

 

[scottcraft]

I really enjoy onenote. There is also a onenote app for iOS, not sure about android. I'm going to give evernote a try and see how I like it.

 

[ubizmo]

My favorite is UpVise. It's on all platforms and has a web interface. It's fast and clean.

UpVise is actually an app suite. It has other free apps and many paid. I mainly use the Note app and the text-only Wikipedia, which is very fast (when I don't need pictures). But you don't have to install more than you need, so if you just want Notes, just install that part. You get 10 MB free, which should be enough for notes.

 

[jimski]

You should tell them that you can share notebooks with Onenote. The syncing/collaboration features are considerably more refined than Evernote. Give it a shot and see what you think.

Actually one of Microsoft's best kept secrets. Originally developed for their, well you know, tablets (long before the iPad). Had one about 9 years ago (Acer convertible). Expecting the Win8 tablet to be a wee bit better.

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[btbam91]

I love Onenote.