Yup, it’s that time of the week again when after a hard week at work the last thing you want to do is exercise those grey brain cells too much.  So, following on from my post yesterday about how my life has become Evernote Central I thought I’d follow that up with this interview with Evernote’s CEO Phil Libin.

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How My Life Became Evernote Central

January 27, 2012

I have been a fairly long term user of Evernote but that my usage was just scratching the surface of what the service had to offer became abundantly clear when I started connecting with Daniel Gold, a US based attorney, blogger and Evernote fanatic. To get an idea of how Daniel uses Evernote is shown [...]

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Cloud Computing Needs Collaboration Not Conflict

January 25, 2012

Putting global conflicts and the economy aside I have a feeling that 2012 will be the year when we see cloud computing hits its stride and enter mainstream business practices. The last two years have seen periods of awareness but hesitancy; the next 12 months I believe will see small to medium sized businesses either [...]

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Business Calendar:Fast, Flexible And Fun

January 23, 2012

I have been a user of the Pocket Informant calendar app since I started using Windows-based PDAs back in the mists of time. It was only when I had a mental aberration and started using Nokia phones and more or less ditched my old HP Jordana that I stopped using PI and, when I regained [...]

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Web2 and More Newsletter

January 22, 2012

SugarSync, Evernote, Dropbox And More First, may I wish all existing and new newsletter readers a happy, peaceful and prosperous new year. Putting global conflicts and the economy aside I have a feeling that 2012 will be the year when we see cloud computing hits its stride and enter mainstream business practices. The last two [...]

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Any.Do - Task Management As Zen Minimalism

January 20, 2012

I have always had a hankering to be more organised and my attempts at using technology to achieve this have, by and large, been memorable failures. I subscribed to Remember The Milk premium to enable better synchronisation with my smartphone and dabbled with Toodledo because it synchronised with Pocket Informant, but both have now been [...]

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How To Avoid The Android Malware Plague

January 18, 2012

I have never been a great fan of Apple’s closed garden approach thinking it to be a symptom of Apple’s anally retentive control freakery but I am beginning to think that the Big A may have a point. All of the iPhone and iPad apps, for example are given a thorough vetting before being released [...]

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Cloud Computing:Prepare To Fail So You Can Succeed

January 16, 2012

Let’s be totally pragmatic. There is a four letter word associated with cloud computing and that word is risk. The cloud is still cutting its milk teeth and being in its infancy is discovering the hard way that fire is hot, glass is sharp, etc. The last two years or so have seen some pretty [...]

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Chill And Learn Weekend:Google Apps

January 14, 2012

You may have a Gmail account, you may even use Google Calendar and Docs; but what is the difference between them and Google Apps. Watch this introduction To Google Apps to see the potential for your business.  

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Taking The P Out Of Cloud Computing-Hello Cloud Commuting

January 13, 2012

Taking The P out of cloud computing – no jokes please – and introducing cloud commuting is one direction that I can see the new technologies being utilised in coming years.  Since the mid 1990s I have been hammering home the advantages of what we then called teleworking and even worked on a four year [...]

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