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* Export notes as text to SD* Import / Export CSV as todo, checklist, shopping list* Share notes socially through the likes of facebook, twitter, and so on.* Export/Import entire database - Create backups on the fly* Google translate notes - Easily translate between languages* Using the export and share feature you can easily send notes to Google Docs, Dropbox, and more * Text to Speech audio playback of notes* Add notes to Google Calendar - Set reminders and events for specific notes* Add notes to status bar* Create Home Screen shortcuts of notes* New Note Homescreen shortcut* New Note Statusbar entry* Modify timestamp* Note Details: Easily display create date, modification date, word count, character count, line count* Image support - Attach images via camera or gallery* Video notes - Record video* Paint notes - fingerpaint / sketch notes* Private notes - Lock notes with a password to protect private data* Audio notes / voice notes - Record audio of lectures, meetings, or attach existing audio clips* File attachments e.g PDF, MS Word, Excel, MP3, PowerPoint, etc* Geotag + Address look up support (reverse geocoding) - Tag locations for specific notes* In note content search with hi lighting and search & replace options* Todo / checklist support* Prioritize notes, todos, and tasks based on urgency of low, medium, high* Todo, checklist, shopping list* Easily sort notes, todo, and tasks based on a number of common themes such as last modified, alphabetical, pending reminders, priority* Prioritized notes are easily recognizable based on color code* Attach to-do's / checklists to notes* Tagging support - easily add tags to notes or todos and filter your results* Reminders / Alarms - Set a reminder for a note to remmeber important events* Lookup and note various references such as:* Abbreviations* Dictionary* Word etymology* Example / Sample…
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The team behind Chrome OS is often testing new features via flags, and the latest of these is a centered shelf layout. The concept is pretty simple – the apps you have on your taskbar, called a ‘shelf’ by Google, get centered with this flag. Fancy stu…
As US financial institutions continue to cozy up to Google Pay by the dozens, banks in other regions have been rolling out support more slowly. It’s significant, then, when a sizable institution abroad announces support for the platform. Revolut is a pretty big deal, having passed 2 million users last month, and the UK-based digital banking service has recently made such an announcement.
Revolut isn’t listed on the Google Pay support page yet, but it’s begun notifying its users of the change by email.
Google Pay adds support for Revolut in the UK was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
There have been a number of eBay promotions lately, like the site’s summer sale and the recent $25 off coupon. If you missed out on those, eBay now has a 20%-off coupon code for select items. Some of the applicable categories include phones, tablets, …
There are a lot of things here Apple should pay attention to.
I’ve been an active Apple Watch user for 260 days. Not a lot compared to some of the other smartwatch folks around me, but enough for me to know a fair bit about the strengths and weaknesses of the platform through my daily use. I’m largely a fan of the way Apple does things on the Watch, but like most smartwatch owners I find myself never truly happy with display performance in daylight or the battery after a day of constant use. Neither are easy problems to solve, and the watches offering solutions to date have compromises in other areas that make them downright unpleasant to wear.
The folks at Mobvoi got my attention recently with its TicWatch Pro, a watch running Google’s Wear OS promising between five and thirty days of battery life in certain modes and, a special display which works perfectly even in direct sunlight. After a week of using this new watch, I find myself ready to call TicWatch Pro the best Wear OS wat…
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Chrome OS already handles the basics of a desktop and laptop operating system down. So much so, that unless you need a specific application that’s only on macOS or Windows, you can happily use a Chromebook as your only device. It’ll be fast, it’ll be secure and it will only get better over time.
But that’s not to say Chrome OS still doesn’t have room to grow. It’s making Linux applications easier to use later this year, Android applications are getting more capabilities, and Progressive Web Applications are going to become more commonplace. But there are a few creature comforts Chrome OS could handle better.
Customizable scroll speed for external mice
Proper audio ducking
Better window snapping
System wide dark theme
Persistent media controls for web apps
Customizable scroll speed for external mice
Chrome OS supports any USB or Bluetooth mouse or trackpad, but using the mouses’s scroll wheel may feel… off… compared to …
Create a great place to stash your headphones.
The Anchor – Original Under-desk Headphone Mount by Elevation Labs is a great way to store your bulky headphones while keeping them within reach. At $12, it offers a pretty good value, but if you use the coupon code NOCLUTTER you can knock an extra couple bucks off its price, making it just $9.20 via Amazon.
The Anchor uses an ultra-secure 3M adhesive to mount to the bottom of your desk and it can hold two sets of headphones on it.
With nearly 1,700 reviews it maintains a 4.5 out of 5-star rating, so you’ll want to pick up one of these before the discount disappears.
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It’s getting easier to set up your own internet-connected home surveillance system, but that usually still means running cables to power all your fancy HD cameras. Arlo, which recently spun off from Netgear, offers an alternative. Its Arlo Pro line of…
Here’s where you can save even more on the already cheap Moto G6.
In 2018, one of the best values in smartphones is the Moto G6. Motorola’s Moto G line has been the gold-standard when it comes to affordable phones since 2013, and with the G6, that point is proven yet again.
Motorola’s retail pricing of $249 for the Moto G6 is already darn impressive, but if you know where to look, you can often get the phone for even less cash.
We’ve handpicked the absolute best Moto G6 deals for you, and without further ado, this is what we found.
Verizon
First up on this list, Verizon’s got a pretty killer deal if you don’t mind paying month-to-month for your phones.
If you open a new line of service at Verizon, you can pick up the Moto G6 for just $5/month. Over the course of 24 months, that comes out to just $120 out of your pocket (50% off the MSRP).
The new line requirement is a bummer, but if you were already planning on adding a new line or thinking about making the switch to Big Red, …
Here’s where you can save even more on the already cheap Moto G6.
In 2018, one of the best values in smartphones is the Moto G6. Motorola’s Moto G line has been the gold-standard when it comes to affordable phones since 2013, and with the G6, that point is proven yet again.
Motorola’s retail pricing of $249 for the Moto G6 is already darn impressive, but if you know where to look, you can often get the phone for even less cash.
We’ve handpicked the absolute best Moto G6 deals for you, and without further ado, this is what we found.
Verizon
First up on this list, Verizon’s got a pretty killer deal if you don’t mind paying month-to-month for your phones.
If you open a new line of service at Verizon, you can pick up the Moto G6 for just $5/month. Over the course of 24 months, that comes out to just $120 out of your pocket (50% off the MSRP).
The new line requirement is a bummer, but if you were already planning on adding a new line or thinking about making the switch to Big Red, …
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