In fact, you can capture pretty much anything you see or hear in the notes, then access the notes from nearly every computer, smartphone, and tablet on the market: Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, and so on. I first discovered Evernote for my Android smartphone and found it let me easily add recorded sound, pictures, and videos to my notes, then sync them to my laptop back at the hotel and to my PC at home. OneNote is the main Microsoft app for that purpose, so it's funny that a Microsoft guy like me has taken up the Evernote flag. I brought it to Microsoft's campus for the recent MVP Summit, for example, and CEO Steve Ballmer's keynote even included a reference to note-taking applications. I've been using Evernote for the past few weeks to take notes. This tool is one that even Mac users will appreciate.
Let other readers know the ones you've found in the comments section below. Here are eight of my recent Windows tools discoveries. The smartphone marketing phrase "there's an app for that" got me thinking - isn't there an application for pretty much anything and everything I need on my PC? And aren't those apps typically free? Yes, pretty much.
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