I often find myself wanting to clip web pages and other information to Evernote on my iOS device, but the standard Safari web clipper is not, shall we say, fun to use on an iPhone. There are lots of workarounds, but the one I use is EverClip. It’s a small app that’s about $2, but […]
Continue readingThis is Day 10 in a 12 Day series: 12 Days Of Paperless Gifts. If you know someone who could use some help going paperless, or if you deserve to treat yourself, this is the place. If you don’t, feel free to ignore this series. Normal DocumentSnap posts will still be coming! Reading and working […]
Continue readingI always have a problem with business cards, and I am pretty sure it is because I have weird requirements. I don’t get a lot of cards, so I don’t need a crazy high-volume solution. I don’t (usually) want to add people to my address book or LinkedIn or anything like that, and I don’t […]
Continue readingHaving Evernote on your Android device can be extremely handy when you are on the go. However, there is something that often trips people up: the ability to have their notes available offline. There is nothing quite like firing up Evernote on your phone when you are on an airplane or somewhere with no data […]
Continue readingYou are oot and aboot as we say here in Canada, and you realize you need a file that is back on your computer. Oh no! Then you realize that you have everything backed up with an online backup service, and you have a smartphone. Oh yes! This video shows you how I use CrashPlan […]
Continue readingI am a pretty fast typist on the iPad and iPhone keyboard, but when there is repeated text, it can be a bit of a pain. You may not be aware of this, but iOS has simple text expansion built in, so you can define handy shortcuts. It is not nearly as fully featured as […]
Continue readingA question that comes up quite a bit is “how do you create a new Notebook on Evernote for iOS?” I can’t say I’ve ever had the need myself, but people clearly want to be able to create new notebooks in Evernote on their iPad and iPhones. By the way, I can’t take any credit […]
Continue readingBack at Macworld 2012, I was given a quick demo at the Neat booth about their then-upcoming service NeatCloud. It was in beta during the Spring, and it looks like as of a few weeks ago, NeatCloud and NeatMobile are now live. I will check the service out over the next few weeks, but since […]
Continue readingAh business cards. We get them, but what the heck do we do with them? You can scan then with a document scanner of course, but there are some great mobile apps to capture cards on the fly. For example, at a conference, it’s nice to be able to have everything captured in your hotel […]
Continue readingThe cameras and the apps in our smartphones are getting better and better, and I use mine more and more as a document scanner. They won’t replace my ScanSnap anytime soon, but for one-off scans and capturing receipts, they are great. Recently I did a post comparing Android document scanning apps, but since then, The […]
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