Note Everything

by ploveland Apr 16, 2010 12:00 PM – 13 Comments

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A note (notepad) application where you can create text-, voice- and paint-notes. Your notes can be organized in folders. You can create shortcuts on home, send notes, use live folders & much more! Pro version add-on adds this & more features to Note Everything: Photo notes, Checklists, Durable checklists, Reminder, Encryption (password protection), Stick notes to status bar, Full backup to SD-card, Imports your Palm/Outlook Memos.

Price: Free, €2.99

AndroidTapp.com Android App Review:

Pros & Cons:

Pros

A wide-variety of ways to create notes, with even more in the Pro version.
Notes can be organized into folders.
Reminders with the Pro version.
Importing from SD-Card, Palm, Outlook, Note Pad and more!
Exporting to to SD-Card or Zip which give you the ability to backup and restore your notes.
Send to your calendar, Google Docs (using free GDoc add-on), SMS and by creating a barcode.

Cons

Some of the best features require the Pro version.

Usefulness:

For someone with a busy schedule, this is a must-have app. There are a number of apps available right now for taking notes and setting reminders, but none as fully-featured as Note Everything. The Google integration is ideal for Android users who most likely use those features already with Gmail and their Calendar, so it saves having information in too many locations. It’s worth getting the Pro version for the reminders and lists if nothing else, although there is a lot to offer by going Pro. GDocs is another add-on you can download for free that enables you to import and export notes from Google Docs.

: Note Everything List of Notes

: Note Everything Photo Note

: Note Everything Record Audio Note

: Note Everything Notes

: Note Everything New Note

: Note Everything New Note 2

: Note Everything Handwritten Note

: Note Everything Edit Note

: Note Everything Folders

: Note Everything Edit Options

Ease of Use:

The app is pretty straightforward. However, because it’s so feature-packed, it may take you playing with it to find everything that you can possibly do with it. The developer’s website has a useful FAQ and is developing a manual.

Frequently Used:

Most people will use this daily, particularly if they need help with organization.

Interface:

The interface is very simple. A lot of the extra features you’ll find through the ‘menu’ button; the screen itself only has a few icons.

AndroidTapp.com Rating

AndroidTapp.com Rating! (4.5 out of 5)

Should you Download Note Everything? Definitely, Particularly if You Already Use other Google Services.

Developer: SoftXPerience

Tags: Android Apps, AndroidTapp.com App Review, Mobile Note App, Note Everything, Note Taking, Voice Notes

Categorised in: Productivity

13 Comments

By Dennis on April 16, 2010 at 4:57 pm:

No sync (to web, or elsewhere)

Apparently developers are working on it, hopefully get sync soonish…

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By jsh1120 on April 16, 2010 at 6:37 pm:

Use the pro version of this app extensively. The “durable checklist” makes a great grocery list app. All in all it’s one of my most valuable apps.

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By kkman on May 14, 2010 at 7:13 pm:

i can’t find Note Everything Pro in market

my phone is tattoo

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By mark on July 27, 2010 at 12:12 pm:

it seems that there are a lot of capable apps out there but it’s a little frustrating when some upsell important features.

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By xarophti on July 30, 2010 at 4:59 pm:

@mark, I understand what you mean, but here you have a case where you can have “just the basics” if that’s all you need for free, and then pay for more features if you decide you need them. The developer didn’t need to offer a free basic version at all, did he? And it’s not a “trial” that runs out, or pops up and bugs you to buy the full version, either.

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By Michael Davis on August 23, 2010 at 9:09 am:

since updating to android 2.2, my durable checklists (ex: shopping list) which I “stick” won’t open when I hit it. It brings up “Note Everything,” but opens the last note I had looked at. (otherwise, I still love it)

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By Michael Davis on August 23, 2010 at 9:12 am:

btw: i’m using Pro vers 2.0.0

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By Nitzan on August 31, 2010 at 1:13 am:

What about Springpad?
Lots of options, with consecutive sync.

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By Xintros on September 1, 2010 at 3:35 am:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61UrayQYKb0

I’m definitely going Pro after this. It was such a great app even before I started using it as my main digital voice recorder so I wouldn’t lose song ideas. I have so much on it its scary. Maybe too much. Idea’s, lyrics, passwords, quotes, just near everything.

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By HMAlton on September 28, 2010 at 6:33 pm:

Note everything was great until I upgraded the latest free version. I can still make notes but it turns them into phone links & won’t let me edit. The only way I can change a note is to delete it and start over. Then it turns the new one into a link to the phone so when I tap in to edit it opens the cell-phone.

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- By 07Dually on November 8, 2010 at 8:35 am:
  
  I received this answer to your question from SoftXPerience – Support [support@softxperience.com]:
  
  go to preferences, editing, linkification and turn off what you don’t need.
  
  The linkification behaviour will be improved with the next update (no longer unwanted opening of dialer while editing).
  
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By pinrod on January 19, 2011 at 3:36 pm:

on the durable lists, what is the difference between the all tab and the need tab.. anything I add to my all tab automatically appears on the need tab. Seems redundant.

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By roy parer on March 19, 2011 at 2:31 pm:

I understand that it is possible to sync my notes/appointments etc. on my computer through the Google calandar.
But , is it possible to sync my to do list on my computer (other than Google Calendar) to my android HTC phone?

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