On April 17, 2014, cloud-storage provider Dropbox announced it had acquired two companies. The first was photo-sharing service Loom. The second was collaborative document-editing tool Hackpad. Originally forked from the open-source Etherpad, Hackpad was a popular tool with a loyal following. As well as being a capable, lightweight document tool, Hackpad was also very popular… (more) Dropbox Paper: Paper Tiger, or King of the Jungle?
Evernote used to be the king of note-taking apps. In fact, it was one of the darling freemium apps and became a massive business. For years, it was one of the core success stories in tech. Now… Evernote has lost some of its luster. Why? A series of management missteps and a bloated catalog of… (more) The Complete Guide To Evernote
Unless you carry a notebook around in your pocket, the chances are pretty good that you’re using your mobile device to keep track of your digital life. If you’re looking for tools to help you keep your life organized, chances are pretty good that you’ve used or at least heard of Evernote. Released in 2004,… (more) Google Keep vs. Evernote: Who’s the Note-Taking Champion?
When note-taking app Evernote launched back in 2004, it was a bold, innovative software product that promised to help us remember… well, everything. In 2004, Evernote was in the enviable position of being first-to-market. Evernote was among the very first software products to offer native apps for Windows, OS X, Android, and iOS. It was… (more) The 3 Evernote Alternatives You Should Switch to Right Now
Behemoths Google and Microsoft dominate the document category, with G Suite and Office each used by millions of people, every day. Yet in spite of their dominance, new document apps keep launching with their own unique twists. Airtable is a reinvention of spreadsheets so people can make applications without writing a single line of code.… (more) Why Coda Believes The Future of Software is Documents and Makers
I’ve personally used Evernote for years. It’s one of my favorite note-taking apps. Even with the difficulties they ran into along the way, I’m still a fan. However. And it pains me to say this. I cannot recommend Evernote Business under any circumstance. The short story: Evernote Business is fine as a basic document tool.… (more) Evernote Business Review – Read This Before Purchasing
Notion has been making a lot of noise recently, lots of folks have been switching to it. With a lot of people singing Notion’s praises, it’s one of the most popular new document apps right now. What is Notion anyway? Notion is a document app. It combines note-taking, documents, wiki-like functions for a knowledge base,… (more) Are the Notion Pricing Plans Good Enough to Make the Switch?
The Office 365 pricing plans get a bit confusing. There’s personal Office 365, business Office 365, editions available for a one-time purchase, subscription versions, and multiple plans for all the above. It’s a lot. To cut through the confusion and help you pick the best plan, we’ve sorted everything out below. When looking at Office… (more) Simplifying the Confusion of the Office 365 Pricing Plans
Office 365 is a cloud-based suite of apps for productivity, collaboration, and communication, hosted on the cloud and accessible anywhere. Essentially it’s a web-based version of the classic Microsoft desktop office setup: productivity apps like PowerPoint, Word and Excel, Outlook for email, and an increasing number of add-ons for more expensive packages that help you… (more) What Is Office 365 and Should You Get It?
Evernote pricing has gone through a lot of changes over the years. Years ago, Evernote was one of the primary examples of how a freemium pricing model could build an amazing business. Dropbox and Evernote were the shining successes of freemium. Then Evernote hit some rough patches. Unfortunately, their freemium plan has become much more… (more) Evernote Pricing – Are Any of the Plans Worth It?
