Organizing for Change

  I have been using the A6X2 for two weeks now as my primary device at work for note-taking, meeting notes, and some classroom planning. I have also used it for reading and writing for classes. Below, we will talk a little more about each of these uses. Notetaking As a note-taker, I find this almost a perfect device. I was very concerned about the size of the device when it arrived. However, I quickly found myself adjusting to the size and my handwriting adjusted accordingly. Here are some other reasons this is an exceptional note-taking device: Retractable Pen – This frankly surprised me. I am a huge fan of the Heart of Metal pens [I own 3). However, the comfort of the new pen and the light weight of it is phenomenal. FeelWrite 2 Screen – This is yet another surprise. As many of you may have seen in my unboxing, I was concerned with the initial feel of the screen. However, having used it, for two weeks, I have gotten used to how much pressure to use and it feels extremely good. ...

I have been using the Supernote A6X2 for a little over a week now and have a decent sense of how the device is meant to work I am beginning to note the most amazing and challenging things about it. The following is a detailed list of observations so far: Improvements There are tremendous improvements and reasons for excitement with this device. It is exciting to see where Ratta is headed. I have to say that the A6X2 is much faster than my A5X. I believe this is a combination of the new chip and the size of the device. After all, it is a smaller screen, and the new chip just seems "snappier" for lack of a better word.  I have long said that the newest version of the Supernote platform undersold the device in many ways. However, the biggest example of this is the modular nature of the newest product line. For those of us of a "certain age," we remember the days of replaceable batteries for laptops, cell phones, and other electronics. It is nice to see this returning, ...

In this article, we are going to explore the importance of some software and devices in organizing. What do you use? What are the tools that make you most effective in your daily work and life? As you know, I am a huge fan of finding the right devices and products to maximize your productivity and personal organization. Now, let us look at my ecosystem. Microsoft Family ( Click for Link ) This is the most underrated software package currently on the market. Google is still slightly ahead in the ease of collaboration. However, for only $99.99 per year, Microsoft you get access to the entire Microsoft ecosystem with a tremendous number of features, enhanced security, and less data mining for public use. Here are just few features that come with the package according to Microsoft: For one to six people to share Each person can use up to 5 devices simultaneously. Works on PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets Up to 6 TB of secure cloud storage (...