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I really wish I could do that, but the problem is that note-taking/text-entry on current smartphones (i.e. the only item you're likely to have with you at all t
by Hasknewbie 10y ago
I really wish I could do that, but the problem is that note-taking/text-entry on current smartphones (i.e. the only item you're likely to have with you at all time) is such a dreg.
How do you solve that, by carrying a notebook and pen with you everywhere?
- Gormisdomai 10y agoHave you tried Google Keep? If not I would definitely recommend it vs built in notes apps.
- Hasknewbie 10y agoI know Google Keep and use it, but I'm talking about physical text input. Virtual keyboards for non-daily-vocab are awful, and devices with physical keyboards are getting rare, plus they're not getting better -- I've tried multiple Blackberry models, what a disapointment, it's hard to believe they had such a following for so long. I miss my Nokia E70 and Droid 3 :-/ And before someone weighs in with the inevitable "but virtual keyboards are totally cool, bro": I get it, they can be quick, but no they're not. Not when you switch between languages, not when you use a lot of technical or uncommon terms, and not when you appreciate a low typo-oops-correction rate.
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- cma 10y agoTry a Galaxy note phone/tablet and the One Note app. Works and syncs mostly everywhere.