Mobile notes. How not to lose all along the way

no one will be in the era of smartphones, probably dispute the fact that they are perhaps the most convenient method to capture comes to mind on the road. No, I understand, paper - a powerful tool and I love her, but she does not synchronize with my computer was not one and I was a bit annoying. A smart phone helps to take notes not introducing any character - take a picture of something that does not want to forget - voila, when the rebuilt system this photo is already a problem.

Since I drew your attention to the synchronization, you have realized that we are not talking simply about mobile notes, but on the notes, which follow you and your computer, and then - back to road.

At present, it seems to me, the two most advanced programs of this type for the computer are Evernote and OneNote. Compare their opportunities here, I'm not, something will lead for Evernote, something for the OneNote, and in general they allow to solve a range of problems around.

The question is - how to get access to your notes on the road, and it is desirable - with the possibility of changes. And here to help us two programki come to the iPhone (the platform is taken not by accident, but because of the most advanced applications of the market).

Evernote for there are "native" client, the OneNote is able to "mobilize» MobileNoter - a paid app, and when selecting a synchronization through the "cloud" - you need to pay a subscription fee, which is not great, but you can survive, if it so worth.

Let's start with MobileNoter:

Indeed, it looks good, as if we opened OneNote.

But an ambush waiting for you on the first screen - note that you can not edit notebooks, but can only create quick notes. Unpleasant feature. I would like to at least be able to put a tick. Suddenly I to conduct business in OneNote?

And what about the Evernote?

Looks easier, simply because it is easier and desktop version, I guess.

However - I can put a tick and it works. Let's try to edit a note:

Yes... there are too limiting, but note, it is not as strict: you can append text to a note, or create a version without formatting, and then, so do whatever you wish.

I should add that when you create a note it was originally a text, so if you have not used formatting commands, it can easily be edited on the iPhone.

Based on the foregoing, I have given a clear victory Evernote. For it plays a cross-platform, and relative free and accessible for writing notes even on a mobile device. Use a combination of OneNote + MobileNoter I would recommend only to those who can not grow out of OneNote features and seriously on them "hooked".

Do you have other methods synchronize notes across all your devices? Share them in the comments.