#Notational velocity widget android
#Notational velocity widget software

– For weather, I use the Fancy Widgets app on my phone. I use Reeder on my Mac Air and I don’t bother with news on the phone. Also, Twitter is pretty good about getting links to breaking news out to you, depending on who you follow. – For breaking news, I usually will turn on the radio (NPR) or listen to one of my various BBC and NPR streams on the internet.

Notational Velocity works on Android so that’s for notes on the go. I was using SpringPad for that, but I’m thinking of going to a true note solution that syncs with SimpleNote I’m still undecided.

Android - Hello Kitty Software Widget Android PNG. – For pictures I want to keep and my “wishlist” I’ve got a Pinterest account. Status Bar - Notational Velocity Plain Text MacOS README PNG. Also, they have iPhone/iPad apps and browser apps (of course). I switched from Instapaper to Pocket because Pocket has a better app for my Android. Not necessarily for sharing an account costs about $10. If I have a note selected and want to rename it, I click command-R. a mouseless, terminal-based notetaking tool, inspired by notational velocity. I can use command-J and command-K to switch to the next or previous note, respectively, while keeping my keyboard focus in either the search bar or the text-entry pane. XTerm Widget for Blessed Curses Environment. These bookmarks are for long-term storage of links that I may need later. Notational Velocity’s useful keyboard shortcuts or hotkeys also make scrolling through my tasks a breeze. – Pinboard.in for my bookmarks, that are synced with the cloud. I sort things into craft projects to try, links for blog ideas, things I want to come back to in future, etc. I use just the one app to collect all my web browsing for later, but I do have folders on my Instapaper account so I can sort links. I use Reeder as my RSS feed, and that too has a button to add to Instapaper if you’re too busy to read a post in full, or want to save it for later. When you find something you want to read later, hit the button and it gets saved for you. You can add buttons to Safari in your phone and iPad (which I’ve done), and there’s an option to add it to Twitter apps (which I’ve also done). It’s cloud-based and mine is synced across my iPad, iPhone and PC. It’s free to use, although the app does cost something (I forget how much). Wth regards to savings titbits to read later, I use Instapaper, which is awesome. For day to day news and gossip, I use Twitter! Whenever something major/funny happens, Twitter usually knows about it so I can I rely on that to keep me up to date!

I have the BBC news app to get actual news, and I usually log on once every couple of days.

#Notational velocity widget android

#Notational velocity widget software