It's intuitive and a surprisingly fun to use tool aimed at business people. Microsoft OneNote is a cross-platform note-taking app that comes as part of Office 365.

OneNote integrates with Outlook and the other MS Office apps like Outlook and Powerpoint. The premium version starts at $7.99 per month. I'm happy to pay for Evernote as it's a powerful digital note-taking app. This is an excellent way to take advantage of Evernote's free multimedia features and share them with others. This way, my desktop, and email aren't cluttered, and I can find this content easily.Ī few years ago, I attended a Photoshop course, where the lecturer shared an Evernote workbook of useful articles and images with the class. I subscribe to numerous blogs, and when these bloggers send me free content, I store these giveaways in Evernote too. I capture ideas for articles I want to write, I “swipe” articles by others that I want to reference later on, and I even store audio recordings and photo notes in Evernote. Then, a few years ago, I migrated all my notes from my paper systems and Simplenote into Evernote and added PDFs and pictures. When I first wrote this article, I relied primarily on Simplenote. You can also access it through a web browser and use several different browser extensions to capture snippets of web pages for your notebooks. It's an “everything bucket” in that you can capture, organize and store almost any type of digital note with your phone, web browser, or desktop client.Įvernote has apps for Android and iOS as well as desktop apps for Windows and OS X. The logo for Evernote is an elephant for a reason. Just speculating, since I'm not familiar with this phone and its apps, so just saying where apps generally store their internal data.ĭo you know whether the app had an option to export the notes/memos? If it had then if you can mirror the screen to another display you might be able to use that to write a copy into somewhere more accessible (if you can control the phone - easiest if the touch layer isn't broken, otherwise you'll need to use either an OTG adapter or bluetooth to connect a keyboard or mouse to it, and if you have to use the usb port for display mirroring that may not be easy).Evernote is one of the more popular cross-platform note-taking apps available today. But if they are stored that way you'll probably need root to access them using a file explorer. If so they may be stored in an sql database rather than as flat files. somewhere in /data/data/-they-call-the-app, or maybe in /data/data/.memo. It's possible that they are stored as part of the app's internal data, i.e. What do you mean when you say that the notes 'behave like calendar'? You mean that you access them through the calendar app, or something else?

Keep my notes app stores files