yes, i largely agree with this. When i look at my note taking activity it works out as follows; (1) desktop use, when I'm sitting at my desk, I'll either type

yes, i largely agree with this. When i look at my note taking activity it works out as follows; (1) desktop use, when I'm sitting at my desk, I'll either type a note or cut from the Internet. (2) mobile use is mostly access, but creation here is usually by sharing something from another app. (3) dictation from Android Wear accounts for around 1/3 of all new notes. (3) is quite important to me so that i can make new notes on the go. for example, today i met a friend for lunch. i dictated one note walking on the way and 3 on the way back from our chat - while these things were fresh in my mind. Dictation from Wear works remarkably well. providing. you. say. each. word. clearly. it really helps to get around 99% correct. Regarding organisation, you're right about this too. basically as the number of notes grows, the problem of organising them increases. People don't want to do the organising, so there needs to be a self-organising system. It's easy to see how this might be done with pictures, but for text notes, it's not so clear. Of course, search needs to work really well too!