Lifehacker Awards 2013: Nominate Your Favourite Note-Taking Software

The end of the year is almost here, and that means it’s time for the 2013 Lifehacker Awards! Throughout this week, we’ll be seeking nominations from readers across 10 categories to help build shortlists, with voting kicking off next week. First category we’re looking at: best note-taking software.

Note-taking picture from Shutterstock

There are some obvious possibilities here: Evernote and Springpad are strong contenders. Other people keep plain text documents in Dropbox, some favour OneNote, some people are happy with the built-in notes app on their mobile phone. How do you jot down notes and keep lists? Tell us your favourite methods in the comments and we’ll include all the best ones in next week’s official vote.

Throughout this week, we’ll be asking for your nominations in additional categories relating to technology, organisation and productivity. Keep visiting the site every day to see when you can nominate your favourites, and make sure you’re back when voting starts next Monday.


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