Online Notebook application: Zoho Notebook lets you combine text, images, audio, video, RSS feeds, documents and much more. Online Collaboration: You can share a single image or selection of text from a page rather than the whole document, giving the author absolute control over what information is shared with others. Notebook also provides real-time collaborative editing. Firefox plug-ins for instant web clipping; Skype integration for instant chat and IP telephony.
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RasmusScholer
Comment • almost 10 years ago • 3 users agree • 0 replies
I don't know how Zoho defines "Real-time collaborative editing", but it certainly isn't the same as what I've come to expect using e.g. GDocs and GWave. In my view, "real-time collaborative editing" means that other users (including your-self if logged in from a separate location) can view the edits made by other users. This is certainly NOT the case with Zoho Notebook. Just open a note in two different browsers and you can see that it is not "real-time collaborative editing".
-1 from me for false advertising.
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simscass
Comment • about 11 years ago • 2 users agree • 0 replies
Zoho Notebook is a a lot like Evernote only a whole lot more flexible and a whole lot less buggy. It doesn't have the same mobile support, so if iPhone apps are what you're looking for, Evernote is probably still your thing. But otherwise if you just want a great notetaking system that will let you put just about anything you want in your notebooks - Zoho's for you.
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• Positive comment • almost 2 years ago • 1 users agree and 1 doesn't • 0 replies
It's a game changer. I so not wanted this to be my favorite note app, but I have to call it like I see it. It does everything.
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rpcm
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• Positive comment • 3 months ago • 0 replies
Feature packed, apps for everything. And it just keeps getting better!
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mikefromlfe
Comment • over 4 years ago • 1 users agree and 2 don't • 0 replies
So far so good - but while it's limited to Android & i-Apps without a browser based option it remains a niche product.
I don't know how Zoho defines "Real-time collaborative editing", but it certainly isn't the same as what I've come to expect using e.g. GDocs and GWave. In my view, "real-time collaborative editing" means that other users (including your-self if logged in from a separate location) can view the edits made by other users. This is certainly NOT the case with Zoho Notebook. Just open a note in two different browsers and you can see that it is not "real-time collaborative editing".
-1 from me for false advertising.
Zoho Notebook is a a lot like Evernote only a whole lot more flexible and a whole lot less buggy. It doesn't have the same mobile support, so if iPhone apps are what you're looking for, Evernote is probably still your thing. But otherwise if you just want a great notetaking system that will let you put just about anything you want in your notebooks - Zoho's for you.
It's a game changer. I so not wanted this to be my favorite note app, but I have to call it like I see it. It does everything.
[Edited by JohnP2, April 21]
Feature packed, apps for everything. And it just keeps getting better!
So far so good - but while it's limited to Android & i-Apps without a browser based option it remains a niche product.