Evernote Stacks are one of the handiest features of both the free and premium versions of Evernote. Although Notebook Stacks have been around for almost two years, this feature still is not supported on the iPad app. I have an easy workaround!
If you are one of the bajillion people who have downloaded iOS 6 since it became available last week and are furious/frustrated with Apple for doing away with the Google Maps app in lieu of it’s own less-than-ideal brand new Apple Maps app, there is a workaround if you want to revert back to using the far superior and far more accurate (IMHO) Google Maps so that you can actually arrive at the correct destination.
I have been hooked on Evernote for several years now. It is by far the single most highly used app in my personal and professional information management system. I use it all day every day — on my Macs, my PC, my iPhone, and my iPad.
In this second post in my series on apps to manage my work and life, I take a step back to introduce Zotero, the main tool I use to archive and organize my professional and intellectual research.
I frequently get asked by colleagues, friends, and family what apps (web, desktop, and mobile) I use to organize my work and life. So, I’m going to make a concerted effort here to blog a series on my personal and professional information management workflow. How I archive my “professional” or “intellectual” research — the stuff I read, study, and save for more than just casual reading or interest.