Craig, I want to make sure I'm not missing something. While I like Evernote and think it has great promise, I find (especially) the WebOS version to be pretty rudimentary.
When I fire it up, I see a title bar: RECENT NOTES, and then a list of notes, one after the other, with no ability to sort or organize them in any way. I think you are going to tell me that I need to start to think TAG and stop thinking Hierarchy (right?) but sometimes a gold ol' hierarchy is so handy for organizing things, and I get none of that with EN. Also, with some people using EN for tasks AND notes, how is that manageable? Again Tags? Have a Tag that says Tasks? I await your feedback! Cheers, Don From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Craig Froehle Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2010 10:38 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Treo] Does Pre do this? On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 11:47 AM, John Messeder <[email protected] <mailto:jmesseder%40comcast.net> > wrote: > I fell yesterday and cracked the Treo Pro's case and I'm hoping is > survives until something better comes along. Meanwhile, I continue to > dig into the possibility that Pre or Android will come to GSM. You guys > almost have me convinced that Pre wins over Android. I wish I lived near > one, so I could play with a working model. (Gettysburg-to-Cinci is a > long ride just to look at a phone, but it would also let me meet Craig. > H-m-m-mmmm) Your local Sprint store has both the Pre and the Pixi available for playing with, and I've actually found their in-store reps to be mostly pretty knowledgeable. One guy at the store near my house knew more about the homebrew scene than I did...turns out he's a developer, too. :-) So, you might want to check that out. Or, wait until 1/25 and go visit a Verizon store to see the Pre+ & Pixi+. Not a whole lot different...just minor stuff. > Important apps on my Treo Pro, that the Pre/Android would have to > match, are: > = Evernote (for a lot of really neat stuff, some of which I haven't > even learned yet. Evernote on webOS works very well...the app is quite nice. Dunno about any of the others...I've never used a WinMo device enough to get into 3rd party apps much. > I live by my calendar (which functions also as a diary) and EverNote, > and really need (previous discourse notwithstanding) to make calls while > I'm driving - hence the need for easily punchable speeddial, because I > really do pull over when I have to do a search for a phone number I > don't often call. Calendaring is great -- integrates seamlessly with Google and Exchange. Evernote...see above. Dialing...the dialpad is either keyboardable or on-screen...go check one out in person to see if the buttons are big enough. > But with WebOS/Pre will I be able to edit contacts/calendar on my choice > of desktop or Pre and still get reliable syncs? You can sync to Exchange (Outlook = your desktop access) and Google (and Google Desktop gives you offline access), so I think you're good to go. The Pre syncs changes pretty instantly, or every so often, depending on your settings. I've not had any trouble getting online (Google and Exchange) to reflect my Pre, and vice versa, within 60 seconds or so after making a change. HTH. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
