Comments on: Springpad Review http://www.productivity501.com/springpad-review/7770/ Pieces of the productivity puzzle. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:55:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Danielhttp://www.productivity501.com/springpad-review/7770/comment-page-1/#comment-201620 Daniel Thu, 21 Apr 2011 16:00:53 +0000 http://www.productivity501.com/?p=7770#comment-201620 Hi all - I've been a very active Evernote Premium user for quite some time. Up until November, I scoffed at other competitors such as Springpad. Then, in November 2010, Springpad unleashed a massive refresh of their UI and many slick new updates. I've blogged about it at length and Springpad featured my post on their site (I'm not tooting my horn at all). Evernote has unleashed a series of incredible updates as well recently - the most notable is sharing notebooks and notes through social streams. When the question comes up about Springpad vs Evernote I think the real question is this: what do you want to do with your notes?? Evernote is amazing for me professionally because of its search engine, OCR capabilities, nesting of notes & notebooks, etc. Springpad has its advantages as well - its whole business model relies on being able to semantically categorize your notes and offer up 3rd party links to Amazon, IMDB, Google, etc. I just put together a pretty comprehensive comparison chart between the two services and I'd enjoy getting your feedback of what you all think: http://wp.me/ptgV6-bf. I think it lays everything I could possibly think of about the differences. Thanks! Hi all – I’ve been a very active Evernote Premium user for quite some time. Up until November, I scoffed at other competitors such as Springpad. Then, in November 2010, Springpad unleashed a massive refresh of their UI and many slick new updates. I’ve blogged about it at length and Springpad featured my post on their site (I’m not tooting my horn at all). Evernote has unleashed a series of incredible updates as well recently – the most notable is sharing notebooks and notes through social streams. When the question comes up about Springpad vs Evernote I think the real question is this: what do you want to do with your notes?? Evernote is amazing for me professionally because of its search engine, OCR capabilities, nesting of notes & notebooks, etc. Springpad has its advantages as well – its whole business model relies on being able to semantically categorize your notes and offer up 3rd party links to Amazon, IMDB, Google, etc. I just put together a pretty comprehensive comparison chart between the two services and I’d enjoy getting your feedback of what you all think: http://wp.me/ptgV6-bf. I think it lays everything I could possibly think of about the differences. Thanks!

]]> By: Freddyhttp://www.productivity501.com/springpad-review/7770/comment-page-1/#comment-197397 Freddy Thu, 24 Mar 2011 19:14:14 +0000 http://www.productivity501.com/?p=7770#comment-197397 I think Springpad is much more intuitive and convenient than Evernote but in order to gain new users you could possibly add support of Opera (a very popular browser in Europe) and symbian devices that are hundreds of millions in number. thank you very much I think Springpad is much more intuitive and convenient than Evernote but in order to gain new users you could possibly add support of Opera (a very popular browser in Europe) and symbian devices that are hundreds of millions in number.

thank you very much

]]> By: Übernote Review Ubernote Review | Productivity501http://www.productivity501.com/springpad-review/7770/comment-page-1/#comment-152047 Übernote Review Ubernote Review | Productivity501 Tue, 25 May 2010 20:20:27 +0000 http://www.productivity501.com/?p=7770#comment-152047 [...] tasks and project management. Ubernote is in a different category in that it is more similar to Springpad, but Springpad is newer, and the interface is much more [...] [...] tasks and project management. Ubernote is in a different category in that it is more similar to Springpad, but Springpad is newer, and the interface is much more [...]

]]> By: Lauren from Springpadhttp://www.productivity501.com/springpad-review/7770/comment-page-1/#comment-150726 Lauren from Springpad Thu, 13 May 2010 20:28:12 +0000 http://www.productivity501.com/?p=7770#comment-150726 Thanks for the review! If you or your reader ever have any questions on Springpad, please feel free to email me at lsleeper@springpartners.com. Also, check out or 'Using Springpad' section of the blog for more tips & ideas on how Springpad can work for you: http://blog.springpadit.com/category/using-springpad/ Thanks for the review! If you or your reader ever have any questions on Springpad, please feel free to email me at lsleeper@springpartners.com. Also, check out or ‘Using Springpad’ section of the blog for more tips & ideas on how Springpad can work for you: http://blog.springpadit.com/category/using-springpad/

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