Google Notebook Goes Mobile

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I hadn’t seen this posted anywhere else, but I did stumble across the new feature of Google Notebook that lets you access your notes with a mobile device at http://www.google.com/notebook/m.

My early tests seem to indicate that you can’t edit your original notes, but you can add notes. Since I keep my to-do list in one note, rather than adding notes, this isn’t the greatest implementation of mobile notes for me personally, but it is still useful in terms of doing my to-do list review from anywhere, any time.

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One Comment

  1. I agree. I am a big to-do list person. Google notebook seemed great when I was creating this list on my laptop. But when trying to edit on my mobile – I was unable to do so. Kind of a bummer. So when you are away from your computer you can’t erase items that you have completed, or add to that particular to do item.

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