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#1623: How to turn off YouTube's PiP, use AirPlay to Mac, and securely erase Mac drives.#1624: Important OS security updates, rescuing QuickTake 150 photos, AirTag alerts while traveling.#1625: Apple's 'Far Out' event, the future of FileMaker, free NMUG membership, Quick Note and tags in Notes, Plex suffers data breach.Of course, YMMV, but this has been my experience after quite a bit of testing in this realm. You might think that one will (Evernote, for example), but in practice it will become a bloated landfill. There is no single monster app that will effectively do what you're asking. If you need a specific app to perform another function, get a specific app to perform that function. Then if you need a specific app to sync notes, get a specific apps to sync notes. If you really want to get your sh-t together, buy OmniFocus along with a copy of Getting Things Done by David Allen. That is counter-intuitive to being organized. Even if something did fit that bill, it would quickly become so overburdened with mountains of junk that you wouldn't know how to wade through it all. To be honest though, I don't really understand what you mean by a 'life-organizer' app. If the company ever goes under or their service is killed or changed in ways you don't like, there won't be any way for you to migrate your data to another service. The only thing with Evernote is that it uses a proprietary file system that isn't compatible with anything else. Note to mods: i made a similar thread a long time ago, but my needs have changed a lot since then so i decided to make a new thread. placing my personal information etc is giving them a lot of trust when i don't know Evernote at all. i keep reading how great Evernote is, but i don't know them at all. I was thinking of using Evernote, but i'm just really leery of leaving my whole life into a company i know nothing about.

i'm more inclined to stay with Apple as Apple gets most of its revenue from hardware sales as opposed to Google's ad revenue. I trust Apple and would MUCH prefer it if i could store this information with Apple, but it doesn't seem like Apple have anything similar to Evernote? does Microsoft have something other than OneNote(which is only available on PC)? can i use Gmail to do this? i just installed 'Google Drive', but since Google gets most of its revenue from advertisements, which obviously scan notes to find relevant ads. i basically just need something to replace 'Notes' i guess.Ĭan i use 'Reminders' from Apple? be great if Apple offered something. so far this has been decent, but it's a bit cumbersome and i wanted to know if there was something that had some more features like an ability to 'remind' me of important dates and deadlines. i use OpenOffice by manually copying and pasting over notes from the App 'Notes' to store information(upcoming dates) and then i sync it using Dropbox. i sync the 'Notes' using iTunes 'Sync' feature and so the 'Notes' aren't stored in the Cloud, they're only stored on the Mac/iPod Touch and so the Mac serves as the central machine. i think i lost notes because of the syncing feature. also, i once lost some 'Notes' and i've heard of others having the same issue. Here's my current solution: i use 'Notes' from Apple on my Mac and iPod Touch and this has been working decently, but it's not available on Windows. i don't mind using a different App for photos.Ĭould someone share what they use as their cloud solution? is there an article i can look at somewhere that compares different life-organisers other than Wikipedia? i have a Mac, Windows, and iPod Touch and i want to be able to make changes on all of them.

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i want to be able to make changes while offline and using an iPod touch also. i want a cross-platform life organiser that'll store personal notes, to do list, financial information and some way of reminding myself of upcoming important dates. Hey guys, i really need an App to help organise my life.