The UX of Note-taking

Update: 2018-09-12

Description

Need to take a quick note? There’s an app for that! Everybody has experience taking notes, from our days at school to making to-do lists to brainstorming sessions. In this podcast we explore how the UX of note-taking has changed with the introduction of apps such as Evernote, Google Docs, and companies like Rocketbook.

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Evernote slashes price of Premium subscription as many executives depart

The best note-taking apps to use in 2018

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The UX of Note-taking