I’ve really started using my phone more and more to get information and resources I need while I’m on the move. The only problem lately is that some apps I’ve been trying to install on my phone won’t let me install to the storage card.

Some of my current favorite mobile apps have been PocketTwit, Google Maps, YouTube, Evernote and others. Some of these apps I’ve been able to install successfully to my 2GB MicroSD card and some won’t let me install to that location.

Anyone know of a reason why? Is this a problem with the application itself, the phone, or the storage card? Has anyone else successfully installed these apps on their storage cards? Let me know.

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I’ve been playing around with the Evernote website and application for the last few weeks. As I get more things going on with blogging and other social media items, I keep trying to organize my thoughts and what I call “blogging fodder” together into something cohesive and easy to manage.

Prior to using Evernote I was using a combination of simple text files and Google Notebook to organize websites and other things I’d find online.

The Evernote application has been great. Mainly because it allows me to add items through the stand-alone application, the website if I’m on someone else’s computer, there’s an application for my mobile phone to use, and I can even send things to my Evernote notebook via twitter as well. How much better could it get?

Because of a tweet from geechorama who let me know there’s a way to import everything I had in my Google Notebook into Evernote nice and easy. Just visit this blog post on the Evernote website to find out how, and of course, while you’re there, go ahead and sign-up for your own account with Evernote.

Evernote released Evernote for iPhone. This can be downloaded from the iPhone App Store. The release was scheduled to coincide with the 3G iPhone. According to the email, Evernote for iPhone allows it users:

1. Create notes, take snapshots, attach existing photos to notes, and record audio on iPhone and allow it to be sent to the Evernote service without the use of emails.

2. It also gives you one-click access to your Evernote Web account for full-featured searching, even by tags and attributes.

Check more details here.

Other updates about the Evernote include the following:

- Evernote for Windows has a revamped note view

- Evernote has eleased updates to all major clients, with tons of bug fixes and improvements

- Evernote now has a Facebook fan page.

- Evernote now has 175,000 users.

All in all, this translates to better service. Nice work Evernote!

Evernote punters were sent an email a few days ago about the new features of Evernote. Apparently, the people of Evernote were keeping their collective ears on the ground - so to speak and have come up with several “new features. By the way Evernote is an application that can be allows you to capture data on-line or via the cellphone. In a nutshell it translates data into a form that cen be accessed and readable.

What’s new in Evernote?

- PDF support
- Encryption on Mac and Windows
- Drag-n-drop in Evernote Web
- New blog/Facebook widget for easy sharing of public notebooks
- Flock browser extension
- Faster synchronization

Other updates includes an easier way to upload photos using your mobile phones- check it our here

I recently stumbled upon an essay that divides the world into infophobes and infophiles. It is generally believed that the infophobes outnumber infophiles. Recently, I was able to get into and was able to use Evernote. In a nutshell it is an information, data and knowledge capture tool.
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Have you tried Google Reader’s Your Notes feature? It is Google Reader’s new feature that allows you share with one’s friends anything that can be found on the Web that you might find interesting. It is Google Reader’s version of sharing the love and the information.

It is quite simple to install. Just drag Google Readers’ Note in Reader to your browser. Voila! its installed.

Sharing posts, pages and other such things is done with a click on the brower and one can write down notes using Notes page.

Interesting now I have Evernote and Note in Reader in my web browser. Both able to capture but for different purposes. At least for me.

What is interesting though is the Your Notes feature of Google Reader. Aside from annotating pages, post and sites that have been captured it can be posted on its own. Making it somewhat Twitter-like ? Well, It does remind of Twitter.