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#375 here, less than half an hour later.
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Evernote Smart Notebook by Moleskine
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#42This is the world crying out for a fast e-ink small form-factor tablet that just saves everything as digital ink. (Then build-up from there.) Simply recording time (and optionally location) associated with each page would make the device awesome. Add the ability to interface with a web app for better processing, as Evernote does, and you'd take over the world.
I saw the link, and thought that's what it would be. Just that it synced with Evernote instead of Amazon or whatever.
Then I saw 'new iOS app' in the copy and my expectations disappeared. :(
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Uh, because with a drawn symbol you wouldn't need their thirty dollar notebooks?
You'd still need the pages with the "special dotted paper pattern".
Does evernote not allow you to fix the page manually? (I don't use it.) The JotNot Pro app I bought for a dollar allows one to slide the corners around and reskews the image as appropriate, with some amount of auto detection as well.
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#44Gutted this isn't on Android. Why are so many people still launching apps/competitions/products for iOS only? I could understand it a few years back, but doing it today just cuts your market in half.
When you first release a product/feature, the people that are going to really use it are the "early adopter" crowd. Once they embrace it, then you can spend the capital to roll it out to the later adopters. I'd be willing to bet that Android has far fewer early adopters than iOS.
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#45Gutted this isn't on Android. Why are so many people still launching apps/competitions/products for iOS only? I could understand it a few years back, but doing it today just cuts your market in half.
Because even though iOS has fewer users, those users are more valuable. They tend to fall into higher income brackets and be higher spenders.
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#46Not that interested in the Moleskine, but the smart stickers are an amazing idea. A great mesh of the real world and digital.
I agree, I wish they just sold them separately so you tag random objects in the world.
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quality is fractal; good, smooth acid-free paper that can take a wide variety of inks without smearing, discoloring, or bleeding through -- well constructed and durable. quality is worth paying for...
> smooth acid-free paper that can take a wide variety of inks without smearing, discoloring, or bleeding through -- well constructed and durable You mean just like a standard 1€ spiral bound notebook with 80g paper?
what kind of pen do you use?
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#48I'm addicted to moleskine notebooks - I have many, I'll certainly be getting this one as well!
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#49Almost enough to make me go back to Moleskine (love the notebooks, but not being able to easily digitize was a problem.)
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#50I think this is really quite neat. I used to be a heavy user of Evernote, but I found it difficult to reconcile my handwritten notes (90% of my notes at work) with what I'd have in Evernote. As a result, I stopped using Evernote. I always hoped I'd be able to find a good way to record my notes digitally (e.g., iPad + stylus), but at the end of the day, taking notes with pen & paper always wins for me. This could very…
It's worth it to me (#623). I use Evernote pretty heavily, but there are times where paper wins out (i.e. dead batteries and meetings where being on a phone/tablet could be frowned upon).
What I also enjoy about this idea is that it is like a physical version of Paper By 53. Although now instead of emailing Evernote my sketches via paper I can now snap a picture from Evernote itself. Seems like an interesting product tie-in that has me wanting it more than I want money.