I liked the Remember the Milk app, mostly because it lets me check off things. I love checking off things that are finished on my to-do lists!! I particularly like the feature that if you don't complete something on one day, it moves onto the next day's list. That is just reality at work, right there!
But--and this is a big one--it is definitely a task-list rather than a scheduler. There are things on my to-do list that are time-specific and it is a little difficult to get specific times and locations to show up properly. It is also a little unclear what happens to my completed tasks after a week. Do they vanish or can I go back and view them, add repetitions, etc.?
I think that this will be more of a personal-use app, since my phone is normally in my purse during the work day. And I like to carry around my daily list of tasks with me. However, personally I think it will be pretty useful. If nothing else, it can be the annoying reminder voice to guilt me into doing the things I don't particularly want to do at any given time.
I have evernote as a true notetaking app, but I have never really liked it. I just plain old don't use it at all. I'm way more likely to open up a new google doc on my phone's google drive and use it for note taking. If I had something that would let me me write with a stylus (which I do not yet have) and/or my finger, I might use that more.
I did download the Papyrus--Natural Note Taking app. It was free and promised awesomeness. It seems just pretty OK. If I pay them money I can get cool add-ons, but it will export to PDF or JPG that I can automatically share via my google drive, etc. So it might be OK. Here's an early attempt to sign my name:
It only sort of looks like a 4th grader did it!
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