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I keep mine in airplane mode unless/until I want to transfer stuff or update it. I don't even use the PIN at all. It's a replacement for my notebook - it's at
by marcus_holmes 4y ago
I keep mine in airplane mode unless/until I want to transfer stuff or update it. I don't even use the PIN at all.
It's a replacement for my notebook - it's at least as secure as a physical notebook, and several times lighter (I'd need about 5 notebooks for everything I've got on it).
- visarga 4y agoI keep it in front of my keyboard in landscape mode, like a large trackpad. I've scribbled over 2000 pages since I bought it. Meeting notes, planning, algorithm design, mind maps... I usually never read again what I doodle on it, only sometimes it helps me refresh some data. So it's like unlimited paper.
- marcus_holmes 4y agoI kept a paper notebook for years, using a page a day to scribble to-do's on it and replacing it each year. I have an archive box with years of notebooks in it that I should probably get rid of. I now have a year's worth on notes in the remarkable, with no need to archive it. I look forward to being able to astound people with my instant recall of meeting notes from years ago ;) I have actually used mine for sketching, too. It works - and the ability to zoom in for details is cool :)
- wellthisisgreat 4y agodo you have any stand you'd recommend for that? I mean to hold it for scribbling? I have Ratta Supernote which I love and would want to use it like that too