The key for me is accessibility through my (Android) phone. It is my personal portable computer - I carry it everywhere except the shower (hmmm, maybe a Ziploc

The key for me is accessibility through my (Android) phone. It is my personal portable computer - I carry it everywhere except the shower (hmmm, maybe a Ziplock[tm] bag would work there ;-). Google docs (finally!) got their mobile editing working for the "writer" app. I've been keeping notes in the spreadsheet app because I could edit it on my Android phone (crude, and deleting rows is a problem, but worked). Now that docs works, I'll be keeping more notes on that. GDocs can synchronize docs with Google Docs for offline editing. It has had some bumps in its operations, but has mostly worked when I needed an offline editor that could synchronize with Google docs. I've also used Note Everything which can export to Google docs, etc., but I really like the universal accessibility and lack of synchronizing issues (assuming a network connection) of using Google docs directly.