An update to Simplenote, the iPhone note-taking application, has finally added a way to keep files in sync between your computer and your iPad. It will only work for plain text files, and only on a ...

Simplenote is a cloud-based repository for notes and lists, letting you capture your thoughts from anywhere. When it comes to keeping track of notes, my email inbox often doubles as a note repository.

If you’re not using Simplenote, you’re missing out. This… well, simple note app has been a standby and lifesaver for me for years, though occasionally I have worried about its future: Will it survive ...

Simplenote and Evernote both act as note-taking applications for mobile and personal computer platforms. While both programs serve the same basic purpose, allowing you to take and store notes in ...

January 19, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google iPhone/iPod touch: Simplenote launched as a $3, then $2 app that filled a huge gap in the iPhone's connectivity ...

Number seven in our series is free, streamlined, an absolute joy to use — and here’s the biggie — syncs seamlessly with one of several desktop companions (which are also free); it’s also the first ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Johnston felt a little negligent, since Simplenote had existed for years before Simperium ever came ...

A few apps changed my workflow the way Simplenote did. Soon after John Gruber’s public endorsement of Simplenote for iPhone, I decided to give the app a try, as I needed a fast and reliable solution ...

Simplenote, the app that, erm, makes it really simple to create, organize, and sync notes between lots of devices, has gained a major update with a respectable number of new perks. Leading the update ...

SimpleNote is a great way to jot down a simple to-do list that you can carry around with you wherever you go. Oh, yes I know. There are a ton of apps for tasks and to-dos. Myself I really like Things, ...

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