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Continuing the Quest for the Perfect Notes App
This is an edition from my series called ? The Journal ? an exclusive space for members where I share my personal tech journey. It's free to subscribe.
Eshwar Nag
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How Bending Spoons Revived Evernote
Exploring Evernote's Renaissance under Bending Spoons
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My Notes App Conundrum
The one where I talk about my dissatisfaction with my current notes app of choice and my confusion in identifying the right notes app for me.
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My Gadgets Setup
What does my current setup look like? These are the top picks of the gadgets that I use daily to get my work done.
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Superlist - The Definitive Review
An In-depth Look at Superlist, I think the design wins, but functionality leaves a lot to be desired.
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Exploring Supernotes 3.1
Supernotes has been recently updated with some new AI features and general improvement. Are the updates enough to make Supernotes your daily driver?
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My Wishlist to Enhance Apple’s Apps with AI
Looking ahead to WWDC 2024, I'm excited about AI reshaping Apple's landscape, and I am envisioning all the upgrades that Apple could make using large language models and generative AI.
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Back to Journaling again
I've always loved journaling, but in mid-2023, it started feeling like a burden, so I stopped. Since then, I've really missed it—not the writing itself, but being able to look back on old entries and memories. Seeing past journal entries made me regret giving it
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Apple Vision Pro is the new iPad
The Vision Pro appears geared towards exceptional content consumption experiences, resembling the iPad's role in many ways. Like the Apple Watch, its true impact will become evident over time through user feedback about its usage patterns.
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The iPad mini Experiment
Why I sold my iPad mini.
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Humane’s Ai Pin - Doomed to Fail?
The Ai Pin appears to be an idea in search of a problem. Its core concepts seem poorly conceived. While the technology might hold promise, this product seems unlikely to have a viable future.
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The iPhone’s Design Has Regressed
I have noticed a design regression in iPhones over the years, particularly with increased size and weight, discomfort from sharp edges, and a departure from the aesthetics of earlier models.