Posterous Digest – Add Items to Evernote With Your Voice, and more
September 4, 2009 by Evan Kline 
6 Comments
It is time for another digest of recent content on 40Tech’s Posterous site, where we post content that is too brief for this site, but too long for Twitter. Since the last digest, our Posterous site has taken a look at the following items:
Windows Phones Coming October 6 – Microsoft reveals some news on Windows Mobile phones that are coming on October 6, including a revamp of Windows Mobile.
Add Items to Evernote With Your Voice – using ReQall via your telelphone, iPhone, or Blackberry, you can send information to Evernote by speaking.
If any of those headlines interest you, check out the 40Tech Posterous site.
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Interesting feature. I'm currently testing things and thinking of using evernote as a reference application.
never heard of this before! sounds pretty cool
I hope you find Evernote to be useful. It took me a couple of times to try it, ditch it, and then try it again, before the light went on. Now I'm not sure how I functioned without it, as I use it for a central repository for everything, from stray thoughts, to lists, to data storage.
I hope you find Evernote to be useful. It took me a couple of times to try it, ditch it, and then try it again, before the light went on. Now I'm not sure how I functioned without it, as I use it for a central repository for everything, from stray thoughts, to lists, to data storage.
Now with only my voice I can add to EverNote? That is fantastic!
Btw, Evan, this is fast becoming one of my favorite websites to learn all sorts of cool stuff!
Thanks Christie! I dig miscbytes.com, too.
I've really started using ReQall a good bit. I walked back from a meeting the other day, and as I was heading down the sidewalk I was sending myself to-do items. I also used it today for some transcription to take some notes after a phone call (although it has a 30 second limit, so I had to record 3 separate notes).