I really like the idea of inline calculation which is a feature that's missing from Evernote and that exists in OneNote. Another feature that's missing from EverNote is FREE FORM NOTE TAKING. I would drop Evernote in a second for a platform that does freeform notes as well as MS OneNote does (disclosure, I use OSX primarily and thus I can't use OneNote natively).
I disagree with the "yet another" comment because the more high-quality choices there are out there the better. I think this looks like a promising product and, if nothing else, is a great way to see what the market wants because they will be able to make faster changes than someone like Evernote can.
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I really like the idea of inline calculation which is a feature that's missing from Evernote and that exists in OneNote. Another feature that's missing from EverNote is FREE FORM NOTE TAKING. I would drop Evernote in a second for a platform that does freeform notes as well as MS OneNote does (disclosure, I use OSX primarily and thus I can't use OneNote natively).
I disagree with the "yet another" comment because the more high-quality choices there are out there the better. I think this looks like a promising product and, if nothing else, is a great way to see what the market wants because they will be able to make faster changes than someone like Evernote can.
This might interest you:
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1hxzad/we_are_the_micr...
have you tried our thinkery.me yet?
I've never heard of it but will add it to my list of things to investigate. Thanks for the tip :-)