1 Articles for 'SpringNote'
- 2007/03/26 Springnote from Openmaru (7)
OpenMaru, a subsidiary of NC Soft (the #1 online gaming company in Korea that's famous for the Lineage series), is doing a closed beta of a service called Springnote. Springnote is, in essence, an online document composing and sharing service.
The service is well designed - everything's very easy on the eyes. Folks at Openmaru successfully created an online document composing environment that highly resembles the real-world notetaking experience. You can either write directly on the editor that just looks like a paper note, or import documents into Springnote. The document can be tagged (even the tags visually resemble those Post-it page markers) and shared for collective editing.
After taking the service for a spin, I liked it and I can say the application is well-built. But I am perhaps too addicted to the Google Docs and Spreadsheets that's sitting right in my IE7 shortcut icons and providing the comfort of not having to login when I'm logged in Google (which I always am). But that's just me - There could be a lot more people who'll prefer what looks and works like a good old notebook over the geeky Google Docs and Spreadsheets.
The service is well designed - everything's very easy on the eyes. Folks at Openmaru successfully created an online document composing environment that highly resembles the real-world notetaking experience. You can either write directly on the editor that just looks like a paper note, or import documents into Springnote. The document can be tagged (even the tags visually resemble those Post-it page markers) and shared for collective editing.
After taking the service for a spin, I liked it and I can say the application is well-built. But I am perhaps too addicted to the Google Docs and Spreadsheets that's sitting right in my IE7 shortcut icons and providing the comfort of not having to login when I'm logged in Google (which I always am). But that's just me - There could be a lot more people who'll prefer what looks and works like a good old notebook over the geeky Google Docs and Spreadsheets.
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