> What I am slowly realizing is it's not the features that I am missing from existing productivity/note/todo mobile interfaces ... it's the keyboard. That's ex

> What I am slowly realizing is it's not the features that I am missing from existing productivity/note/todo mobile interfaces ... it's the keyboard. That's extremely valid. Our brains are often highly contextual and the context of having a physical keyboard is different from a soft keyboard on a touchscreen (or trying to use voice dictation). I picked up a bluetooth keyboard (from Microsoft's hardware division incidentally) that folds up in half and can fit in many of my pockets when not in use, and there is something to be said about carrying just that and my iPhone and being able to write with a physical keyboard just about anywhere. It's an easier way to bring that particular writing context along with me than needing a laptop in a backpack or messenger bag. It's certainly impacted my writing productivity (for the better) for projects like NaNoWriMo.