Sketch, Take Notes & Track Memos All In One Place
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Android note-taking apps fill themselves with easy interfaces and reminder settings built in within them for you to recollect anything that you though you could have missed out or lost track of in your hectic jam-packed day-to-day life. Luckily, you can now combine the power of your Android devices with the superb functionality offered by ingenious note-keeping and scheduler apps to streamline your daily activities without derailing your progress at all. Somnote is another one of such brilliant virtual note-making apps for the Android platform that make it way easier to organize and extract your important notes at your convenience using a simple touch of a button.
SomNote extends the similar functionality found in apps like Evernote to assist the average student in his or her daily academic chores. SomNote essentially defines itself as a note taking and making app that will help you remember even the trickiest of reminders that would otherwise elude our otherwise nimble minds. With an Official Honoree of Utilities & Services from the 17th Annual Webby Awards, the internet equivalent of the Oscar Awards SomNote is a note taking app that’s right up there.
The Somnote app initially asks you for your login credentials when you access the app, and once you are logged in, get ready for a world of high-end and super-convenient note taking.
The opening page of the Somnote app enlists all of your notes that you have taken down in a list format with multiple colours, the significance of which you will understand as you scroll down below.
The notes can be collected and put into folders that are represented by multiple colours and then the single notes below that.
To see a tiles view of the folders, like you would see in a Windows closed folder.
Once you click on any note, it takes you into a single line notebook looking interface that will have the title of the folder. On clicking on the pull-up at the bottom right, the contents open up.
These could be curated by you and can be in the form of:
SomNote extends the similar functionality found in apps like Evernote to assist the average student in his or her daily academic chores. SomNote essentially defines itself as a note taking and making app that will help you remember even the trickiest of reminders that would otherwise elude our otherwise nimble minds. With an Official Honoree of Utilities & Services from the 17th Annual Webby Awards, the internet equivalent of the Oscar Awards SomNote is a note taking app that’s right up there.
The Somnote app initially asks you for your login credentials when you access the app, and once you are logged in, get ready for a world of high-end and super-convenient note taking.
The opening page of the Somnote app enlists all of your notes that you have taken down in a list format with multiple colours, the significance of which you will understand as you scroll down below.
The notes can be collected and put into folders that are represented by multiple colours and then the single notes below that.
To see a tiles view of the folders, like you would see in a Windows closed folder.
Once you click on any note, it takes you into a single line notebook looking interface that will have the title of the folder. On clicking on the pull-up at the bottom right, the contents open up.
These could be curated by you and can be in the form of:
- An XLS file i.e. a spread sheet
- A word doc
- A PowerPoint presentation
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John Doe
2 days ago
Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.
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Jane Smith
5 days ago
I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!
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